St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-01
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
The Epworth League Will Have
Grand Rally Next Friday.


The officers of the Central Park
Methodist Episcopal church, Epworth
league, have been elected as follows:
George II. Hazard is the president, and
has general charge of the chapter of the
league. John w. Fryckberg is the first
vice president in charge of the depart
melt Of Christian work. which COM
prises the following matters: Young
peoples weekly prayer meeting. spirit
ual welfare of members, Christian work
among the young. Sunday school inter-
eStS, missionary work, open air meet
ings. He has nominated the following
as committee to assist him in planning:
j. E. Whitman, Miss Elizabeth De
Mott. Miss j. AkerS, Mrs. r. Stanton
and E. 2. Mall.
The second vice president, Miss
Lillian Quinby, presides over the de-
partment of mercy and help, which de-
votes its attention to systematic vista
ton. temperance, tract distribution,
Junior league work, home mission work,
social purity and employment bureau.
Miss Qunby has selected as her COM
mittee of assistants w. j. Thompson,
w. III. Jones, Charles z. Townsend,
Mrs. A. l.. Morrison and Miss Palmer.
The department of literary work Is In
charge of the third vice president. Mrs.
Judge J. F. Hoyt, and directs its atten-
ton to such subjects as Bible study,
lectures and literary work, lyceums.
libraries and educational work, church
literature, Epworth league readings, e.
/. S. C. readings. Mrs. Hoyt's commit
tee is made up of j. Ii. Beck, Frederick
Miller, Miss Peet, Bertha Bollinger and
Mrs. Charles Sleeper.
w. J. Copp i S fourth vice president,
and directs the department OF enter
tainment, aided by a committee COM
posed of w. H. Wood, Miss NJ. Hart,
Walter Buckner and Miss George
Luley. The committees special prov
ince is: Reception and introduction of
members, socials and social entertain
ments, music for all meetings, exeur-
sions and picnlcs. amuSementS Tor all
meetings, badges, etc.
Miss Annie Shepard, the secretary.
has in her care the department of cor
respondence, with a committee Of Miss
Kate Lynch, Miss Mable Cotton, Miss
+. Smith, Fred LuleY and MIR. Shan
non. This department includes all rec
Ords. correspondence with central Office,
correspondence with absent members,
historical and other statistics and record
OF literary work.
The finances of the league are looked
after by the treasurer, Miss Head,
whose committee is w. j. Evens, Miss
Jennie Sleonins. B. +. Knauft. K. G.
Barton, Cora Smith. The department
includes all regular finance, expense OF
departments, collection of dues, raising
funds and expenditures.
This is one of the most fiOlriShing
chapters of the Epworth league in the
city. Its object is to promote Intelligent
and loyal piety in the young members
and friends of the church: to aid them
in the attainment of purity of heart and
in constant growth in grace, and to train
them i'll works of mercy and help. ssssszEez
1t is proposed to have a general rally
next Friday evening. to which all and
especially young church workers are in
vited. The meeting will commence at
S!o'clock. After devotional services w.
j. Evans, the retiring president, will
address a few words to the president
elect, and the following ministers have
kindly consented to address the heads
of the different departments, giving
them charges so to speak, DIR. Satter-
lee, the pastor, will speak to the first,
"Christian Work." Kew. E. j. Funk to
the second, MERCY anu uelpi heF. ..
B. Warner to the third, department of
literary work; DR.. w. E. Rice to the de-
partment of entertainment; DIR. Wilcox,
of First chuch, to the fifth, or depart
ment of correspondence j. III. De-
wart, d. D., to the department. of
finance, and DR.. William Mckinley
will be asked to give charge to the
church. This is something new, and
will attract a good deal of attention,
and those desiring to become familiar
with the workings of the Epworth
league should attend.