The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-14
PULPIT SHARED In IT
BRoADsIDE OF TEMPERANCE AND
SOCIAL PURITY PREACHING
IN LOCAL CHURCHES
VISITING DELEGATES SPOKE
One or More of Them Heard in
Nearly Every Pulpit of the Saint
IL City at the Services of Yester-
day-It Was a Great Day for the
Cause-GeneraI Public Is Invit-
ed to Sessions I'm Peoples Church

a crusade for members was made by
the ladies OF the w. c. t. U. in all the
churches of the Twin Cities yesterday
morning and evening. The ladies were
! invited by the ministers to occupy the
| pulpits. and they eagerly accepted the
Invitations. and they seized upon the
occasion to expound the doctrines Of
the w. c. T. u. and secure additional
| members. In nearly every church a
! number OF people agreed to join the
union. During the past week while the
convention has been in session In the
! Peoples church there have been but
] few outsiders in attendance, and most
! or the speakers yesterday urged ali who
| could TO attend the sessions, which are
open to the general public. They said
II seemed TO be the idea that adrnis-
! sion was by paid ticket. On the con-
| trary. nothing is required TO admit a
/ person to the convention hall.
| Members of the union were assigned
yesterday TO the following churches in
this city:
! Elizabeth Green; evening. mass meeting, Mrs.
Mary II. Hunt, Boston: Mrs. Margaret Dye
Ellis. Washington. d. c.; Rev. Wilbur Crafts,
! Washington. D. c.
Westminster Presbyterian-Morning Mrs.
Emma Bourne New Jersey.
Ninth sbyterian-Morning, Mrs E. Ma
rinne Law. Michigan.
East Presbyterian-Evening, Miss Rhena
Mosher.
First Presbyterian-Evening Mrs. Frances
! Letter Ohio
/ Central PresbyterIan-su school rally.
4 2;90 p. m. Mrs. Maud Green. Colorado; Mrs.
Hattie Graves, Washington; Mrs. Mary Up
ham. Wisconsin.
/ Hope Chapel-Mrs Helen Har,ord, evening
Warrendale Presbyterian - Evening, Mrs.
/ Matte Graves Washington.
/ House OF Hope-Eyening WI bur Crafts
/ Merriam Park Presbyterian-Miss Hender-
son. Texas. morning; Mrs Mary J. Weaver,
evening.
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Evening
Mrs Frances Barnes. New York.
Manchester Presbyterian = Evening. Mrs.
| Clark Ohio.
Arlington Hills Notwithstanding Mrs.
Hamline NJ. E.-Rev. Anna shaw. Pennsyl-
vanis. morning: Mrs. Mary f Teats, Cali
( fornla, evening.
oIivet NJ E.-Mrs. Cora E. seabury. New
St. james A. NJ. E.-Miss H. A. Lynch.
North Carolina. morning: Mrs. L. d. Blair.
/ Sunday school rally, 2:30 p, m; Mrs. Lucy
Thurman, Michigan. evening.
Danish Norwegian NJ. Z. - Mrs jose phi M
! Princell, morning; Miss Brun. Illinois even
| ing.
Asbury NJ. E.-Mss Belle Mix. Iowa. mora
ing
consin. evening; Miss Marie Brehm. morning
Bethany Congregationac-Mrs A. n. Fields
| Illinois. evening
Dayton's Blum NJ. E.-Miss Lillian PHELPS
First NJ E.-Mrs. Mabel ConkIin. New
York morning: Miss Belle Kearney. Miss!s-
''e Central Park NJ. E.-Mrs. f. Narinne Law
morning: Mrs. Ada Unruh evening.
First Swedish NJ. E.-Miss Kate Lunden.
| evening.
First German NJ. E.-Mrs Henrietta skel-
ton. California. evening
Bates Avenue NJ. E.-Mrs. Ella Boole New
/ York morning.
! Grace NJ. E-Mrs. Caroline woodland. Ne
brasks morning; Mrs. Ellen Denny. Indiana.
Clinton Avenue NJ E.-Mrs Emile Bur
CESS. morning.
Burr street BaptIst-Mlss Marie Brehm.
Hebron Baptst-Mrs. Florence Richards
Ohio. morning
Philadelphia Bapdst-Mrs J. N Dawson,
Pilgrim Baptist-Mrs. Lucy Thursman.
Michigan morning.
woodland Park Baptist-Mrs. Sophia
Grubb Missouri morning.
First Bsptist--Mrs. Helen VI. Barker, Hi
Swedish Lutheran-Mlss Matte Graves
Washington.
German Evangellcsl-Mrs. Mary Teats
evening
Emmanuel Baptist. West Seventh. Near
Randolph-Mrs. George S. Hunt. Of Maine
evening.
stillwa'er Prison-Mrs. Ellen Denny, morn
ing
Trinity NJ E.. Merriam Park-Mrs. caIne
Howe evening.
Soldiers Home-Mrs Thatcher. New Jer-
Christian church-Mrs. canie Howe. even
ing.
/ morning.