St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-23
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Rarely has the Park witnessed a larger or
more appreciative audience than that which
! gathered in the Congregational church Fri
day evening TO a sunday school rally"
Supt Dana presided, and. after prayer by
| Rev. Chandler, Miss saunders, of St Paul,
read short but excellent paper upon My
Duty as a Scholar Miss Wilcox read a
paper Oh MY Duty as Teacher" C. NJ.
Stocking, OF Minneapolis, next followed in a
very bright and witty paper upon THE Sun
day School as Means of Conversion" Rev.
Smith Baker gave the closing address upon
The Church ana Sunday School," and in
| his best and wittiest view kept the audience
thoroughly aroused. All III all, the entire
evening was without single dry and unin-
teresting moment.
The Columbus day exercises al the Stryker
seminary were most interesting Rev. j . II.
Chandler and Rev r. a. Carnaham made
short addresses. and Mrs Wheatley, of Min
neapolls, gave several Rotations most ac
ceplably- In the evening the young ladies
gave several pretty yet informal tableaux.
Friday evening. the 2Sth. a concert will be
given in the Congregational church by the
Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. Mcconnell, of
Mortified. and others are to sing. Mrs.
Steinen viii give several Rotations, and the
entire programme VIII be most excellent one.
MeSdames Watrous and Chandler have the
matter in charge.
The speech mace by eXGov. McGill at the
Murray school Columbus exercises Friday,
was peculiarly happy one, and will be long
ring appeal TO patriotism and love of country
| The handsome flag was obtained through the
hard ami persistent efforts of r. Y. Pratt
Esq.
A social event of more than ordinary. in
teresi will be the past aud present tea"
given by Mrs. A. NJ Woodward next Thurs
day evening, the 9th. at her handsome resi-
dence OH Raymond Place. Over $50 invita-
lions are out and the costumes and deco
! railons will be most elaborate and decidedly
novel.
Upon this week Friday evening, the 2Sth.
the Church of our Father give their second
dance i'll their fall and winter SERIES in
Central hall. The opening dance proved be-
yond a doubt the favor in which this series
will be received by society here
The Saturday Night club meets this week
with c. Ii. Cannon, Esq, and the paper-one
that will attract full attendance of the
twelve gentlemen composing this noted club
will be by its president H. o. Hall. Sub
Ject, Woman, Lovely Womt,n."
The Sunday School of the Church of Our
Father, which occurs at ) p, ~ in Central
hail every Sunday, is increasing in interest
and attendance quite rapidly. This society
pays special attention TO this branch of their
work.
Among the many PARK people in Chicago
who attended the dedicatory services were
Hon and AIRS. j. Il. Moore, Mrs. Barnum and
; Mrs. Passage.
Mrs. C. A. Dunn gave Thursday evening at
her residence Oh Langford Park place most
delightful card party to few intimate
;, friends.
Rev. s. NJ. Crothers of st. Paul. will prob
| ably occupy the pulpit of the Church OF Our
! Father several sundays.
/ Miss Kate Southall entertained the Jolly
Eight Friday evening, and dancing was en-
! joyed till 10 O'Clock.
| Miss Sue Hoyt will spend the winter with
i her sister, Mrs. Woodward, of Raymond
! avenue.