The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-16
Churches and Their Work.

The first entertainment Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
course will be given in the Central Presbv-
ter1an church instead Of the Peoples church
where the remaining nine events VIII be pre-
sented In order that all patrons NAV he
accommodated, this first entertainment. con-
sisting Of the Redpath Grand Concert COM
pany, will be given both afternoon and even
Ing, and those who can as well attend tha
afternoon matinee will be requested to do so
The special concert company, which IS under
the direct ownership Of the great Redpath
Lyceum bureau, has always been the high
est class, and contains some Of the lead ng
American musicians and singers.
A deaf mutes' service will be he'd al 7:sO
this evening, and not>1 80, as previously an
nounced, at Lafond and Grotto streets. bv
the Rev. Arthur L. Reinke, of Chicago. All
deaf muteg welcome.
The Episcopal Sunday schools of St Paul
will hold a rally at Christ church SUNDAY
afternoon
A reception was given Thursday evening
IN the parlors of the Bates Avenue church
by the Ladies Aid society for Rev. and Mrs
W. Jameson and Rev. and Mrs. w. C. Sage
This reception was farewell to the retiring
and welcome to the new pastor of the
church. Receiving with Mr. and Mrs Jam
leson were DR.. and Mrs. Rob,.Mon Mrs
Thomas Burke, Mrs. Brink, Mrs Robinson
Miss Kruger, A. F. Atkins and Charles Kru
ger. Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Miller had
charge Of the refreshment table ASSISTED by
Mrs. Sergeant Mrs. Brink and DIVA Brooks.
A bazaar was held during the mast weal, in
st. Johns hall, for the benefit Of st. Johns
Catholic church. The rosary table was in
charge of the following: Mesdames Hoban,
Helywick, MCGUIRE Lorin, Herman, Darmody
Flaherty, Ball, Mattimore, Muligan and
Murphy. The sodality table was in charge of
Misses McDermot. Reid, Farrell Gaffney. Gill
boy SINNERS, Waldorf Supple McDonough.
CARING, Dewitt, German, DAILY, Hickey,
OConnor, L. farrell La Fever Berresford
and Egan. Mesdames Farrell, MCGEE. Daley.
Rily and Cannon had charge of refreshment
table.
Mrs. J. B. McCuish, of Denver, announced
to be at the First Presbyterian church this
morning, VIII, in the evening. occupy the
pulpit CT the Central Presbyterian church
The third annual Bible conference will he
held at the Plymouth Congregational church
next week, covering IS to the 10th inst The
special addresses will be delivered by Messrs
Torrey and Munhall, and the conference will
be in session afternoon and evening. The cir
cular reads: THE subjects to be presented
will all be along the Keswick line for the
deepening of the Christian life. A service
will be held at 10 O'Clock each morning from
Monday to Friday inclusive in the Plymouth
Congregational church in Minneapolis, espe-
cially designed for pastors and Christian
workers. Conference conducted under the
auspices of the Bible conference committee of
the Northwest q
Bible study $ill ibe conducted at Central
hall Sixth and Seventh streets, today at 8
o'clock and 7:30 O'Clock. Tie subject will be
''The Vast Difference Between Gods Earthly
and Heavenly Promises, as Set Forth in His
Several Covenants. and the FulhlIment of
Each moods Own Orderly Plan of the
Ages" -
Father Lawler will preach in the cathedral
today.
| Or Weaver, Of Baltimore, Nd, a colored
minister of ability, will speak work
Amone tho Freedmen at the House of Hope
PRESBYTERIAN church this morning at 1870
o'clock The pastor. DR.. John Paul Egbert.
will preach at s o'clock p. M.
The ladies of the Trinity church gave a
recention Friday evening in honor of Rev.
and Mrs John Pemberton at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Boswise. The house
was decorated in crimson and white anu