The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-10
Churches and Their Work.

A very pretty children's entertainment. en-
titled The Carnival OF Vegetables" or 1.-The
Gardeners Dream" will be given in Christ
Church Guild hall Friday evening" Nov. IS,
and Saturday afternoon. Nov. 49, for the
benefit Of the Sunday school OF Christ church.
Details Of the programme arranged promise
10 be very pretty indeed. Some thirty little
folks are to take part, and the sandman will
be one Of the novel characters. When the
curtain first arises a delightful garden scene
viii be disclosed Jack O. Lanterns being
used for footlghts Vegetables are every
where. and the principal characters are chill
dren In guse OF apples. corn, cucumbers
etc. The gardener enters, and after attend
ing 10 his duties goes TO sleep, assisted by
the sandman. Then the vegetables begin a
series Of Halloween tricks, pleasing both
themselves and their audience. Miss Hopes
orchestra furnishes the music.
Yesterday q small company Of little girls
held a rehearsal In the guild hall and went
through many pretty dancing steps. directed
by ladies Of the guild. The Daisy dance
will wind up the programme. and everybody
viii join in the singing Of Hail Columbia"
The Young Peoples Society Of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church gave an entertain
ment last evening at the church. On John
street and Woodward avenue. Those taking
part in the programme were the Misses Mel
son, George Nichols. Fred Ycunggreen, J. A.
Lingby Miss Hllda Anderson Mrs. J. Enzen
John He.man. ". Sundberg and Dr.. y. v.
Gin.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian Church was
entertained az the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Moore, Smith avenue. Misses Alma
Moore. Alice Hare Emily Waller. Naomi Gil
bert Sadie Radcliffe and Frank Snyder were
the hostesses-
The Luther League Of Memorial Church
West Sixth street. met Tuesday evening in the
chapel TO elect officers. There is an almost en-
tirely new set OF officers this year, owing TO
the rule OF the society that no onacer shall
hold more than two terms; William Lund-
gren.- president: Miss Sadie Kirk. vice presi-
dent; Miss Selma Clause. recording secretary;
Miss Eva Straueh. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Beryl Weber, treasurer: Mrs Nellie
Carlson. Messrs. FIRED Carlson and Theodore
Usstrand. directors The committees viii
be appointed at the aoiut needing Of the
boards the first TUESDAY Of December.
The annual reception Of the s. Paul E2-
worth League union % the Methodist minis
ters and wives OF the city at the Clinton Ave
nue. church was largely a. ended. Rev C.
II. Bri6gnan, D. D., president OF HamliEe
university, gave an address Of welcome IL
behalf OF the Epworth league. and Rev p.
". Rule, the presiding eldsr, responded.
Music was furnished hy Miss Edns Rice, Miss
Carrie Krieger. the male quar.ette OF Ham
line. Miss MeachsIa ana Miss Whitman. Light
refreshments were served by the Epworth
League OF Clinton Avenue Church The
church was pretFly decorated with cut flow
ers
The Young Ladies' Sacred Thirst Society
Of St JoseDh's Church gives q flower social
Monday evening AZ the home OF Miss Nilii-
gan. Dayton avenue. The young ladies who
Will have charge Of the entertainment are
Misses Sarah Nolan Jennis Mulngan and
Agnes Murphy.
The Paroehias Club OF St Mary's Parish
gives card party this evening a. ST. Ma.y's
hall