The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-04
Churches and Their Work.

Miss Katherine Bollinger. the first presi-
dent Of the Epworth league. Of st. Paul. was
once more elected president at the annual
meeting held last evening in Central Park
M. e. church. Miss Boll.nger accepted the
election in well-worded little speech, in
which she said:
Once before I stood before and accepted
the position of president of your union in
fear and trembling. l knew not why, but
know now 1t was for my own good and de-
velopment. Now I have had experience, I
do not fear to accept the position, but feel
the responsibility. The officers alone cannot
make successful union in St. Paul They
must have the cooperation of every union in
the city,"
The remaining officers were elected as fol-
lows:
First Vice President-O. E. Wood. of Trim
ity church. Merriam Park
Second Vice President-Miss Gertrude I.
williams, of Central M. e.
Third Vice President-Miss Mary Dallas of
Grace M. e.
Fourth Wee President-C D. Sackett Of
King Street M. E.
Junior League Superintendent Miss Clara
King OF Clinton Avenue M. E.
oecretary-Carl f. Miller, OF First NJ. e.
Ireasurer-H. Holder, of Olivet.
representatives from st. Anthony Park
Dates Avenue. Wesley. North st. Paul, and
Danieis comprise the rest of the cabinet.
reception to all the Methodist ministers
IN the city will be held Nov. g.
An attractive bazar will be held in Mar
Ket hall the last Of the month for the benefit
OF the House OF the Good Shepherd The pro-
gramme for the week is not yet complete. but
novel feature will be advertisements In the
form OF living pictures to be presented undAr
the direction Of A. H. Stem. Nearly hftv or
the most important firms of the CITY have
generously and promptly responded to the an
peal
me advertisement committee is composed
or Mrs. D. w. Lawler, Mrs William r
Robertson. Mrs. H. G. McNair Mrs. II. T.
Quinian, Mrs. ]. D. Lawler, Mrs. W. l..
PERKINS, Mrs. G. J. Ernst and Mrs. Mary
T. Sturges
1t is the special desire of the ladies In
charge OF the bazar that the fancy articles
Tor sale shall suit the taste and pocketbook
OF the average purchaser. 1t will not be a
matter OF simply giving to charity but tho
Ouyer VIII nnd 1t to his own advantage to
make Christmas purchases even at this early
date.
"A oazar will open next Monday in a..
JOINS hall for the benefit of ST .Tohn's
Cathoic church, Dayton's bluff Edna Nc
ou SARAH Ihomas are contesting for @
golo watch The following ladies' will be- in
charge OF the rosary table: Mesdames
Heiywlck. Hoban, Mcclure, Lorin Darmody.
Flaherty, Bail, Mattimore. Herman, Multi
gan ana Murphy. The sodality table will
Do IN charge Of Misses McDermott Ried. Far
rell, Ganney, Bilboy, SINNERS. Waldorf
supple, McDonough. CARING, Dewitt. German
p DAILY. Hickey. O'Connor, L. Farrell La
Fevre, Berrisford and Eagan. At ths re-
ireshment table will be Mesdames Farrell.
MCGEE. Daley, Riley and Cannon.
The people Of Pacific Conversations, churoh
give an entertainment this evening IN 49,
church parlors.
Brig. Halpin, from the New York headouar-
tiers OF the Salvation Army, will conduct
special meeting in the Army hall, 2ss Ea
seventh street. this evening at 8 o'clock.