The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-19
Churches and Their Work.


The children of Christ church Sunday
school gave delightfully."- arranged entertain
ment in the church guild hall last evening
for the benefit OF the school The stage had
been transformed into a garden where enor-
nous cucumbers. pumpkins and other vege-
tables grew in contentment and unexpected
ways The rear OF the stage was covered
with vines which climbed away up toward
the ceiling. and after an interview the gar
dener falls fast asleep with all his charges
about him. The vegetables, other ones which
have not before appeared and which have legs
and arms and voices hold a gay carnival
Edna Mills is green tarlatan cabbage Cecla
Otis yellow pumpkin, Ross McMiehael an
offending weed, and little Irene O'Reagan q
funny little hen who speaks her pretty songs
TO music. Later Irene sings Money Must"
and does a dignifed ninuet. Mark Hawkins
is great sunfower. Arthur Lambert a red
beet, and Leon. Graves an onion. which makes
you laugh rather than cry. Other sun1owers
are Alexander Temple, Andrew McAlvein
Julius Knoll and Harris Peters.
Two funny littie wRtermelons are Teddy
Booth and Arthur Otis. group of sailors
is composed of Charlie Williams, Ted Holmes
Fred Chester. Kenneth Smith, Neal Farwell
and Walter Lytzen.
Miss Hopes orchestra furnished the music
for the dancing and songs and during the
intermissiOn. Part 2 OF the programme IS
composed Of solos by Enza ZeIler. a fair lit
tie girl in dainty pink; Irene O'Reagan and
Mrs. d. +. CoIviIle. There is a pretty dancing
chorus composed of Florence Groff. Mar
guerite Davis. Dorothy Booth. Marjorie Cliff
ford. Lois Irwin. Ruth Dennis, Irene Waters
and Florence Daw. Alfred Ranney is Uncle
Sam and Marjorie Clifford Cuba.
The little entertainment is very clever and
Will be given again this afternoon at 2
O'Clock in the guild haH. Mrs. c. r. Croft
hgu - al ~
with the directing Of the dances. There were
about 100 present last evening.
Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh, national organ
izer and lecturer Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union. Of whom the late Frances
E. Willard has said -'her loyalty and de-
votion entitle her TO universal confidence and
affection" Will speak In the East Presbyterian
church, Ross and Seventh. next Sunday, at
and 7;30.
Miss Lucy Page CASTOR addressed meeting
held in the Y. n. c. A. rooms yesterday in
the interests OF the anti-cigarette law. and
Monday evening a mass meeting will be
called at Plymouth church when the work OF
organizing the young people of St. Paul into
some kind OF reform league win be at
tempted. Miss CASTOR has the experience OF
Chicago to back her In her undertaking, and
will explain to the gathering what has been
done in that city and what it is hoped may
be done before the year is ended. Among
those who addressed yesterdays meeting
were Rev. G. f. SOper, Of Plymouth church:
Rev. W. W. Eyarts, OF Woodland Park
church; T. D. Wellington, Of the Child Saw
ing association: President Oehler and Secre-
tary Allison. OF the c. E city union and
others. It is hoped through the influence Of
the young people OF the city to arouse inter
est in the children Of the city and make an
attempt to have the cigarette law as It now
stands enforced in St Paul.