St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-17

who were present favor the repetition of thi
social meeting, as certain kinds of work car
apparently be well forwarded by an oppor
tunity for free conversation between the diff
ferent workers.
very pleasant sociable was given this
week by the St Margaret's Guild Of the As
ceDsIon Episcopal church at the residence ot
w. X. Dixon. East Congress street. There
was good attendance and the young ladies
of the guild were indefatigable in their ef
forts TO please. and a good profit was realized
from the entertainment. The Misses Eta
Myers. Winnie Mckinney, Eva Baer, Ella
I, Graves p Hardick and L. Gray. and Messrs
| L. Gibson, j. Munns. Dr. Hawkins, W. Phens
ana X. Agnew gave Il capital programme of d
literary and musical character.
The young people of the Central Park NJ. E.
church gave well-attended ice cream and
strawberry festival i'll the Darlors of the
! church Thursday evening. delightful
musical programme followed. The Sopho
more quartette composed of Messrs. Tuckey
LathIop, Showers and Maxwell, of the Ham
line university, sang favorite college songs
William Pratt gave guitar selection, which
was followed by recitations by Miss Jennie
stevens and Franllyn W Lee, and Miss Ella
Iurner sang several solos.
The excursion TO be given by the parish
guild. Church of the Ascension. to Saltwater
Decoration day, Will probably prove a grand
success as extensive preparations are being
made 10 make this affair eclipse anything yet
teen pieces will furnish music, and there
Will be dancing Oh a barge.
The children of the East Presbyterian
church gave fan drill and May pole dance
at hnaufts hall, $50 East Seventh street,
Tuesday evening. About fifty children par
ticipated in the evenings programme, and it
was most enjoyable affair. a neat sum was
realized from The entertainment
The Whitsunday services at st. Peters
church, on Dayton's bluff, are as follows:
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school; ii, morning prayer, sermon. and holy
communion; 10 p. m, evening prayer ser
mon and presentation of medals 10 choir
boys.
The Young Peoples Society of Zion church
held debate and literary entertainment in
the parlors of their church. corner Winifred
and Bancroft streets. Thursday evening. A
number of prominent West side young peo-
pie participated in the musical programme.
The Bethany Congregational church, cor
ner of West Winifred street and Stryker ave
nue, pleasantly entertained the members of
the ST. Paul Congregational union last even
ing. well rendered musical programme
was followed by several short addresses.
The Ladies Aid Society of ST. Johns
church will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Chapman, SOB Holly avenue. full at
tendance IS requested. The society will hold
a strawberry festival, japanese tea and pill
low sale on the 21th inst.
Unity Church-Services at II a. m. and s p.
m Rev. S. NJ. Crothers will preach morning
and evening. Subject: The Future OF Re-
ligion This will be the last of the series of
lectures Oh The Reformation of the Nine
teenth Century,
The teachers OF the St Paul's Sunday
school gave an enjoyable, entertainment at
the vestry room OF the church to the scholars
Of the Sunday school last Thursday This
viii be repeated every three weeks
The choir of the Ascension Episcopal
church has been enlarged. and on next Sun
day evening the largest vested choir in this
city Will lead The music at this church, under
the direction of q. Gibson.
The Kings Daughters society of Trinity
church, will give social entertainment and
ice cream party at Liberty Drum Corps hall
Wednesday evening, May 27.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Mount Olivet
Methodist church gave a social with light re-
freshments in the parlors of the church
Thursday evening.
The Eastern Association of the Baptist
church of America met at Woodland PARK
Baptist church Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies of the Universalist church talk
of holding a May festival soon.