Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-06

headquarters at the Merchants, during
which time he has made a number of in
vestments in st. Paul real estate.
Rev. DR.. Dana contributes an editorial
to the Christian Union of April 26, based
on the railroad statistics given by Mr..
Hill, of this city, in his admirable speech
at the supper given the legislature last
February by the chamber of commerce.
The Northern birds who migrated to
New Orleans last fall, are gradually re-
turning. Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Pepper, with their daughter Mollie, and
Mrs. E. III. Hallowell and her son George,
returned from the great city at the gulf.
Miss Lucia Kimball, national superin-
tendent of Sunday school work, for the W.
G. t. o., is i'll the city, and will address q
mass meeting of the Sunday shoots at
Market hall this afternoon at o'clock.
All are cordially invited. Miss Kimball
will also speak at the House of Hope
church this evening service at 1870. Miss
Kimball is the guest of Mrs. Paschal Smith,
Laurel avenue.
TIE many friends and well-wishers to
the new Park church still in the member
Snl u Vi Fly ulOuJN CnuICH nave purCudS0u
a handsome communion service to be pre-
sented to the former. 1t was to have been
ready for use to-day, but failed to reach
here in time. This is another graceful act
on the part of the parent church, the initi-
alton and successful accomplishment of
which is due to Mrs. DR.. Dana.
A few friends of Mr.. j. j. McCardy,
county auditor, went to that gentleman's
house on Iglehart street, Friday evening,
and then and there presented him with an
elegant silver water set with view of
suitably recognizing the fact that
it was the forty-third anniversary of
his birth. 1t was in all respects
a surprise to the recipient, but he did not
become angry or make any complaints.
Those who made the presentation were
Albert Scheffer, R. A. Smith, Gen. Flower,
Capt. H. A. Castle and F. M. Finch.
Those who enjoyed the recent concerts
of the Choral s1cie+y under Signor Jan
notta's ileadelsbip viii he pleased to know
that another treat i in store for them in
the concert which has been generously
rendered for the benefit of the society for
the relief OF the poor, at Market hall On
the 18th inst. The programme which will be
soon announced, promises to excel even
those of the preceding corcerts, and to-
gether with the deserving nature of the
charity should insure crowded house.
Plymouth church is planning to observe
its 25th anniversary, Sunday May 20, with
appropriate services. An interesting pro-
gramme is being prepared, and every eff
fort will be made to commemorate the event
with impressive services. Robert West, of
Chicago, DR.. Godell, of st. Louis, Super
intendent Harrow, of Chicago, and other
Congrega notables have been invited
The other three Congregational churches
will be invited to unite in the afternoon
and evening services.
We trust our friends will have in mind
the entertainment to be given by the ladies
of Christ church at the armOry Wednesday
afternoon and evening, May 8. A crowd
of little ones will be expected in the after
noon, as the entertainment is particularly
for their benefit. The principal feature
of the evening will be a promenade con-
cert. A fine supper will be served, and il
is hoped that all will come with good Rp-
petites to partake of the tempting viands.
| Those who have attended entertainments
given by Christ church ladies understand
how enjoyable they are, and may rest as
sured that this will prove fully as much so
! as any former one.