The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-20
IN cITY'S CHURCHES
PULPITS AND NOTES OF COM
ING EVENTS.
YOUNG PEOPLES ALLIANCE.
STATE CONVENTION WILL BE HELD
IN CLINTON AVENUE M. e.
CHURCH.
SACRED CONCERT IN ST. JOHNS.
Rev. John Pringle VIII Make Spe-
ciaI Reference to- Anniversary
of VictOria's Accession.

Rev. John PrfngIe VIII Make Spe-
ciaI Reference to- Anniversary
of VictOria's Accession.
The state convention of the Young
Peoples alliance will be held in the
Clinton Avenue M. e. church begin
ming Thursday evening at 8 p. m. Be-
tween 300 and 400 delegates will be in
attendance. Among the prominent
speakers will be Bishop Bowman, of
Chicago, and DR.. S. P. Spreng, Of
Cleveland editor of the Evangelical
Messenger, the official organ English)
Of the Evangelical association. Essays
on important and interesting subjects
will be read and discussed at the con-
vention. There will be three sessions
daily, forenoon, afternoon, evening
Most of the subjects will be delivered
in the German language. But as may
naturally be supposed, English will be
used more or less in the discussions
that follow. Sunday morning, June 81,
Bishop Bowman will preach in Eng
lish. A cordial invitation is extended
to every one to attend any and all ses-
sions.
The choir Of st. Johns Catholic
church will give a sacred concert this
evening in the church. They will be
assisted by the Misses thinner, of the
Assumption choir, and the Central or
chestra. Following is the programme:
Coronation March,. .E. Kretschmer
Central Orchestra.
Jubilee hymns in honor of Pope Leo XIII
Quartette chorus and orchestra.
a. "Vidi Aquam'-
b. Regina Coelr' :. ........F Wiegand
Choir and orchestra.
80 Sacrum Convivium' .. ...,,.. Sixto-Perez
Alto solo. violin obhgato and organ.
a.. "Gloria'-
b. ''Benedictus" Patricks Mass.
Choir and orchestra.
Grand Organ Interlud1um". .....F. Wiegand
Prof. Fred Rim.
b. ''Tena Tremuit' '-Easter offertories..
Full chorus and orchestra.
e son T'o Solo o;,artatta and W1egano
Hail! Lord, How Great Thou Art ......
$500. ..............F. Schuabel
.z Grand chorus, auartette and orchestra.
Graduate for for seven i;sl'' voices IS 'AD'A'
God Of Might (unison) ....Grey Chant
thanksgiving chorus with brass band ac-
compartment.
A memorial service will be held at
the First M E. church this morn
ing in honor Of Rev F. o. Holman.
Short addresses will be delivered by
Judge H. R. Brill, c. E. Riggs and
the pastor, Rev. J. Frank Stout.
Rev. John Pringle. of the Goodrich
Avenue Presbyterian church, will
preach this morning on the subject:
1.-THE Life of Nation The sermon
will have special reference to the
sixtieth anniversary to the accession
of Queen Victoria to the British
throne.
The church will be closed in the
evening in order than people and min
lister may hear the address on Chris
tan Citizenship" by j. G. Wooley, in
the Auditorium.
A meeting, intended to be representa-
tive of the fellowship of the Congre-
will be held in the Milton street chapel
this afternoon. DR.. David N. Beach,
pastor of Plymouth church, Mime
apolis; Rev. John H. Morley, superin-
tendent of the Home Missionary So
ciety for the state; DR.. E. P. Ingersoil,
pastor of the Park Congregational
church, ST. Paul, and other ministers
will be among the speakers
Rev. John Pringle, of the Goodrich
Avenue Presbyterian church, breaches
on the subject, 1.-The Life of a Ma
ton" It has special reference to the
accession Of Queen Victoria to the
throne Of Britain.
The Park Congregational, First Meth
odist and Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
churches will unite their evening sery-
ices during the summer months, meet
ing alternately in the several churches.
The service this evening will be in the
Dayton Avenue church. Rev. J. F.
The open air summer meetings will
be resumed at Arcadia, Bald Eagle
lake, today at o'clock p. m. Preach
ing by Rev. A. S. Hoyt, D. D., of Au-
burn, N. Y, who is now supplying
House of Hope pulpit. The singing
will be held by Mr.. J. c. Myron, who
These meetings will be continued dur
ing the summer, with preaching by
clergy of different denominations, as
follows: Rev. M. D. Edwards, D. D.,
Of st. Paul, June 81; Rev. E. P. niger
soil, D. D., Of st. Paul, July 4 Rev.
A. B: Meldrum, D. D., Of st. Paul, July
II. 1t is the intention to have good
preaching and good music every Sun
day during the summer. The 2:15 train
from st. Paul, and lao train from Min
neapolis, run through to Bald Eagle;
and trains returning leave Bald Eagle
at 5:53 p. m, 6:01 p. m. and 1927 p. m.
The regular mems meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian association will
be held at the rooms, rs West Seventh
street. This afternoon at o'clock
"a Gospel Temperance Talk"
Responsive readings by the congre-
cation and additional music have been
added to the evening service at the
House Of Hope church.
Where it is announced in the va
rious churches that there will be no
evening service, it is that the congre-
cations may attend the mass meeting
at the Auditorium addressed by the
temperance evangelist, John G. Wool
ley.
Archdeacon Page, in charge Of the
missionary work of the Episcopal
church in and about Toxic, Japan, Is
in the city and is to preach at st.
Mary's Episcopal church, Merriam
Park this morning.
IN ST. PAUL PULPITS.
BAPTIST,