St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-25
SAINT PAUL.
NUBBINs OF NEWS.

The st. Luke's AID society will be held at
Mrs. Combys, 307 Olmseted street. Wednes-
day afternoon.
Little Dannis MCGUIRE, of $50 East Con-
gress street. had his hand quite badly bitten
by vicious dog Saturday afternoon
D. NJ Woodbury., of Taylor Falls, spent
last week in the city looking after legislative
matters
Miss Addie Brabec has returned to Hutch
inson after q few weeks visit with Mrs. W.
W. Holcomb, of Dayton's bluff.
The Swedish Society Vega will give a
masquerade bail at Market hall Saturday
evening. Feb. Z. There is expected to be
lively competition over the attractiveness OF
costumes
The Peoples Church lyceum will meet to-
morrow night as usual in the assembly room
of the church. The subject for discussion
is TRANSPORTATION" S. L. Pierce will read
the paper. Some fine musical numbers Will
also be given. Every one is cordially in
vited.
sIn its ffty-eighth dance, on last Wednes
day evening, the Ivy Leaf Dancing club
again maintained its reputation as the most
successful organization of Its kind in the
city. The club will give one more dance be-
fore Lent, and especial pains are now being
taken TO make the occasion memorable
one.
special meeting of the board Of educa-
ton will be held Monday evening General
business will be transacted, and reports
from the various committees to which were
referred the proposed radical changes in the
expenses of the school system are expected
to be presented.
Prof s. P Wait of New York, who is be-
yond question one of the finest interpreters
of Scripture in this country, and among the
advanced thinkers of the East stands i'll the
front as teacher and lecturer, will give his
Interpretation Of the Lords Prayer at the
E. and l. rooms Il West Fourth street, at
2:30 p. m. to-day.
At the Peoples church-Pleasant avenue,
near West Third street-at 10:30 &. m. DR..
Smith will speak of 1.-THE Miracle of Love-"
and at 7:s0 p. m. he will tell "How Prophet
Rebuked King" All seats free. Sunday
school at 10 m.; young peoples meeting,
$50 p m. Home club lecture by Rev. 81. II.
fart Thursday at p. m. Lyceum Monday
at p. N.
There will he a richness in the programme
of the Gospel temperance meetings at and
7:45 p. m. to-day at Newmarket theater TO
be conducted by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas n.
Doutney. They are to work The pledge to
advantage and will have the valuable assist
ance of c. A. White, the eminent pianist,
also the White Grand Colored Concert COM
pany and many others.
A gospel temperance meeting will be held
this afternoon at O o'clock in Lifts hall in
the Grand Opera House block. The meeting
will be under the auspices Of Harrington
Lodge, l. o. G. T. Mrs James McComb,
noted temperance advocate, and several
members of the Legislature, are down for ad-
dresses. Music will also be feature OF the
meeting.
The sad news of the death of Mrs. Mary
Chrisjohn, of Orange, Schuyler county, n.
Y. has lately been brought to her relatives,
one OF which is Mrs W. A. Moss, who is at
work in Guiterman's manufacturing depart
ment. Her grandmother died, leaving a nice
property to be divided among the rema lining
heirs. 1t is hoped that Mrs Moss will be able
to find where her husband may be by the
time she receives her share of the inheri-
lance.
First Baptist church, corner Ninth and
WNcouta streets; the pastor, Rev. Wallace Ii.
Butrck, having recovered from his illness,
will in the morning preach on THE Indian
Question" Rev. Henry Richards, of the
interest and information, will occupy the
pulpit in the evening, the service commenc-
Ing at 7:15, with the following musical pro-
gramme: Fugue, B fiat, Bach; Ave Maria,
Hauptmann; vocal trio, Donizetti; Andante
In A, Dussek.
The Young Mems Club of Christ Church
will give lecture in the Guild hall, corner
Fourth and Franklin streets. Wednesday,
Jan. 2S, at O'Clock, entitled THE Paradise
Of the Pacific, or the Hawaiian Islands"
which will be delivered by Rev. George
Wallace. for many years missionary TO
Hawaii, and personally acquainted with the
late King Kalakaua. Mr.. Wallace will Illus
trate his lecture by stereopticon views, and
has made arrangements to have several
Hawaiian songs sung. AS this is for the ben
eft of mission church in South Dakota, the
young men wish to make this success.