St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-07

character, thus insuring variety, and there is
no reason why the church building should
not be filled TO overlooking each time. The
first will be literary and musical entertain
ment to be given on Thursday evening June
IL, with original recitations by Franklyn w.
Lee, readings by Mr.. Schuerman and Miss
Jean Evans, vocal solcs by James Swift and
instrumental selections by Misses Hope
and Emery. The second will be a
lecture on Conditions of Success"
by Rev c. B. Wilcox, of the First Methodist
church, on June p. The closing event of the
course, an infant class concert, occurs on
Aug. %, when fifty little folks will partici-
pate IN class exercises. music, recitations,
tableauX with special music by juvenile
orchestra. The programme will be under the
direction of Miss Nellie Hope.
Tuesday evening was happily spent by the
members of Emmanuel Congregational Sun
day school. 1t was the occasion of the enter
talnment for which they have been prepar
ing for sometime Recitations and dialogues
were delightfully."- interspersed with vocal
ana instrumental solos. 4 portion of the
musical programme was furnished by mem
Ders or the Epworth NJ. Z. Sunday school.
Inc entertainment concluded with an ad-
dress by the superintendent and pastor, Rev.
b. G. Preston. A delightful lunch was then
served by the ladies.
The Epworth league of Clinton Avenue NJ
e. church, held their annual meeting in the
parlors of the church Wednesday evening.
Reports from all the officers were received
in fiourishIng condition. The officers
elected for the ensuing year are: Mrs W.
jackson, PRESIDENT Miss Aggie Reed, Miss
Julia A. Doak, Miss Edna Rice and F. II.
Hosmer. vice presidents; Miss Winona Mues,
secretary, and j. L. Munson, treasurer
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
EndeaVor OF Bethany Congregational church
gave an exceedingly enjoyable musical and
literary entertainment i'll the parlors of the
church last evening.
The pupils of the Assumption Church Pa
rOchial school will give musical and literary
entertainments in the school hall OIL the
evenings of June - and %, for the benefit Of
the school
A delightful social was given Tuesday
evening at the Eaton Avenue Methodist
church by the ladies. who furnished an ex-
ceIlent programme of musical and literary
numbers
The Wiling Workers Society of the West
minister Presbyterian Church gave an enter
tainment Tuesday evening in the church,
which was much enjoyed by those attending.
The ladies of the Zion Evangelical church
gave well attended ice cream and straw
berry social in the Bell block, 1872 Concord
street, Monday evening.
The ladies of the First Methodist church
gave a well-attended strawberry and ice
cream festival in the parlors Of the church
Tuesday evening
The ladies of the Cathedral parish will give
a strawberry festival at Cretin hall on the
evening of June II for the benefit Of the pa
rochial schools.
The Parish Guild of the Church of the AS
cension held a meeting at the residence of
W. X. Dixon Thursday evening.
The Dayton Avenue Sunday school is ma!;-
ing great preparations for the celebration of
children's day on the l4th.
The st. Luke's Aid society met at Mrs
Cunbys residence, corner Olive and OImsted
streets, Tuesday evening.