St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
oHuRCn SERVICES TODAY.
A Dedication and Several Charity
Conference Sermons.

A Dedication and Several Charity
Conference Sermons.
Services will be held in the English Luth-
eran Memorial church on West Sixth street,
near Exchange, Rev. a. J. d. Haupt, pastor,
at 1880 .. IN. Subject, Judging and not
]udging;' evening service, p. m, subject,
"Soloman Building the Temple" English Luth-
eran services Will be held in the Gymnasium
ball corner of Greenwood and Susan streets,
at 1880 a. M: subject, Goods Mercy and
Mans Mercy"
Rev. Oscar McBaock of Indianapolis,
leader in charity wofk in city and state and
an eloquent preacher, will preach in Plym-
outh church at 1890 a. 1t will be con-
ference session. At p. m. prison meeting
of great public and local significance. Speak
ers, Gen. Brnkerhoff, eX-Presideut Hay cs,
Clara Bolton and others. Citizens urged to
attend.
The House Of Hope Presbyterian church,
corner West Fifth and Exchange streets, Rev.
Robert Christie, D. d., pastor, will preach
Sunday, July Is, at 10 80 a. m, and in the
evening at o'clock the third anniversary of
the Womans Christian Temperance union
will be observed. Short addresses by DR.. S.
g. Smith, Mr.. j. Fl. Mills of North Carolina
ard others will be made.
The Emanuers CHURCH of the Evangelical
association, corner of Eleventh and Pine
streets of this city, will be dedicated to-day.
Bishop Dubs, ID. D., Of Cleveland, O., will
officiate. There will be services in the morn
ing and evening in the German language. At
$3.50 p. m. the bishop will preach in English.
At the Gospel Temperance Union and
Bethel mission, 5S East Seventh street, there
will be meeting for deaf mutes this morn
ing at 1880. Special song service with brlef
addresses at p. H.; gospel meeting this
evening at s o'clock, addressed by Rev.
Robert Smith.
St. Johns church. corner of Ashland ave-
Tnol-
rector, there Will be the usual services. IL is
expected that the work Of charging the church
will be begun Monday, so these will be the
last services in the church in its present
form.
Services at Christ church (EpiscopaD. West
Fourth and Franklin streets, at ii a. N. and
s p. M, conducted by Rev. DR.. Gilbert. Ser
vices at White Bear lake, conducted by Rev.
DR.. Gilbert, at $3.50 p. IN.
Methodist Episcopal service at Merriam
Park has been suspended for few weeks
during the warm weather. Preparations are
being made to build church, a lot having
been secured.
| At Jackson Street NJ. E. church Rev. R.
| Forbes will preach and administer the sacra-
ment at 1899 a.. N. Rev. S. B. Warner will
preach at p. IN.
chapel at p. m.
| Art Notes.
Mr.. Gilbert Munger, who ranks as one OF
the greatest landscape artists in the world,
and was formerly resident of ST. Paul
| has now studio in Paris. For severa
years past he has made London his home,
and from there has made frequent trips tC
the continent, studying the peculiarities OF
various localities Mr.. Munger has recently
sent to his brother, Mr.. r. G. Munger, SIX
very fine pictures, which will be admired
by his friends and the lovers Of art. They
include two beautiful landscapes on the
| river Avon, scene in the forest of Fon
| tainble and three delicious Venetian pic
lures. This artist possesses the most dis
| tinguished attributes, and achieves remark
able efforts in the reproduction of natura
beauties, and especially noticeable in these
pictures are the atmosphere and waters
the cool shade of the English forest and tht
| the warm radiance of fair Venice.
The London Standard in an extended
notice of the Harrison gallery speaks NOR,
highly of Mr.. Mungers picture than of an!
other In the collection. 1t says: There
is one really notable picture, No. 70, by al
American in London, MIR. Munger, which
recalls Rousseau. absolutely at his best
Yet it is too clever to be merely initiative
What it represents is three oak tree
crowded together in a wildish land, thu
shadows not obscure, and the lights ar
| sober"