St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-26
TEMPLES OF THE LORD.
Notes of Interest on the Services
at the Various Churches.


at the Various Churches.
DR.. Smith. the pastor, preached at
the morning service at the PEOPLES
church, and in the evening Rev. G.
H. Fem delivered the sermon. The
soloist, Mr.. Lienau, sang in the morn
ing angel Voices from Santley. and
in the evening "Callest Thou, Oh, Mas
ter" by Mietzel.
Rev. J. B. Starkey preached at the
First M. E. church in the morning.
The regular pastor, Rev. Cleveland, in
the evening.
At Arcadia, Bald Eagle lake, Rev.
A. j. D. Haupt delivered a sermon yes
terday afternoon at p. m. on the SUBJ
ject ''The Duty of the Church to the
World" An excellent ouartette con-
sfsting of Miss Lake and Mrs. Yale
and Mr.. Myron and DR.. Greer sang
some choice scored music. This was
the last of the summer services that
have been productive of much good.
Rev. E. L. Ferris had for his theme
'"The Children's Question" yesterday
morning.
At the church of Christ. Rev Moore
preached upon the subject "Leaven of
the Kingdom" in the morning, and in
the evening upon ''Life-Giving Wa
ters." The beautiful solos of Miss
Allen added to the interest in the SER
vices.
Rev. II. S. Lloyd, of New York,
preached at the Woodland Park Bap-
fist church in the morning. In the
evening the congregation united with
the Park Congregational church for a
union service.
st. PauPs Episcopal church was well
filled last evening; w. A. Derrick, the
talented baritone, sang"Be Thou With
Me, by Hitler, with a most refined
and cultivated voice, and rare SYM
pathetic quality. In the offertory he
sang the ave Maria in the Latin
quite a new accomplishment to church
attendants. 1t was touchingly beauti-
full, the holy words of praise and. ado
ration falling in the richness and full
ness that left the heart in true wer-
ship.
The Brotherhood chapter of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew, connected
with St. Peters church, made their
monthly corporal communion at the
7:3O a. m. celebration of the Holy
Eucharist. Several new members were
admitted after the service. At $50 a.
m. the Sunday school children,
marched into the church from thc
guild room, accompanied by their re-
spective class banners. After g, short
ened form of morning service had been
said interSpersed with hymns, the
rector catechized the children.
At St James Episcopal church, cor
ner De Soto and Lawson street, the
rector the Rev. r. II. Cotton, deliv-
cred a sermon on 1.-THE New Woman"
By special request the young women 8
vested choir rendered an appropriate
musical programme. Gentlemanly
ushers were stationed at the doors to
look after the comforts of the fair
sex. The seats were all free and well
filled for this service.
According to the seniority consecra-
ton, the opening sermon at the gen.
eral convention of the Episcopal
church, which meets in MINNEAPOLIS
October 2, falls to the lot of the Rt
Rev. Arthur Cleyeland Cox, DD:, IL:
D., of Buffalo. n. Y. Bishop Cox has
few equals in the Episcopal church
today as a pulpit orator. The conven-
ton will begin its sessions with a
/ celebration of the Holy Eucharist at
Gethsemane church at IL a. M, also
celebrations at an earlier hour in the
other Episcopal churches of the city.
A meeting of the st. Andrews Broth
erhood was held at st. Philips mis-
sion yesterday at p. M. An address
was delivered to the young men OF
the parish on the objects of the
brotherhood. A number of represent
atives from other chapters were pres
emf