The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-19

to deliver the course Of lectures at Christ
church during Lent on Reformation
topics will also be held at the half-hour
monday Le1iten services for business men
now being held in the chamber of commerce
These services are free to the public. No
collections are taken uo:
Rev. Mr.. Bruce Methodist divine of Min
neapolis, and Prof. Pud1ong superintendent
of schools, Rochester. Mimi, are candidates
for holy orders in the Episcopal church.
Faribault, preparatory to taking the final
step.
Today will begin in the University chapel
a series of evangelistc services that promise
to be of great interest and will spread benefit
to Hamline. These meetings will be conduct
ed by Evangelists Durham and Baker, of
Delaware, 0. Both are c2llege men of wide
reputation and great success In their line OF
work. DR.. Durham has done some Of his
best work in college towns and Mr.. Baker.
who is a fine singer, as we'll as preacher, has
special admiration for dealing with young
people. Sunday morning at $50 O'Clock there
will be a special service for prayer in the
c-ass room in the chapsl.
Mrs. Hilgedeck. of Beech street, entertained
the Ladies' Sewing Circle of St. Johns
Church Wednesday afternoon. The election
of officers took place. and resulted as fol-
lows: President. Mrs. e Terrell; secretary,
Mrs. A ]. Hoban; treasurer Mrs. K. Dorm
ody. Tea was served at O'clock. Mrs.
Hiigcdeck was assisted by Mrs. Hoban. Mrs.
Ball and Mrs. Mcclure.
The Womans Missionary Society of the
Philadelphian Baptist Church was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
H. F. Cue.ster, on Reaney street Mrs Strom
and Mrs. Gregory read papers.
A social was given Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. E. R. Ides of Faucuier street,
under the auspices Of the East Presbyterian
church. The ladies in charge were Mrs. Leslie
Par.in and Miss Schultz. Mrs. Ide was as
sisted by Mrs. E. R. Fiudlev Mrs H. A
Shimmerhorn. Mrs. Thompson and Miss
Grace Cameron.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Park NJ. E. Church held it's regular meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. Charles RYAN
54s st. Anthony avenue. last Thursday after
noon, at which there was a large attend
toward the church debt. Mrs Ryan was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Storr. Mrs.
Walwork, Miss Bella Johnson, Miss Hazel
present were: Mesdames Hall, Hobb. Ban
non, johnson, Diamond, Longley, Rupert,
Shepstone, Benham, Chauncey, F. W. Lu,
ley, Grant, Stevenson, Thorn. Webster,
humphrey, Williams, Shepherd Storr. Wal.
work, Misses Luley, johnson. Tostevin. Storr.
The society will meet at the residence of
Mrs Benham, corner of Summit avenue and
CEDAR street. next Thursday afternoon.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid society will
meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
frank ID: Willis. "a Gilman terrace Laurel
avenue. between st. Adams and Grotto
streets.
The Sunday Afternoon Educational asso-
claton will meet in the Clinton Avenue M
=. church Feb: 10 at p. m The topic for
discussion, The Tramp Problem will be
presented by Rev. David Morgan. spe-
eiai feature of this meeting will be the rem
1ltion OF musical selection in the sign
language by Miss Nellie Graves, a graduate
CT the Faribault school for the deaf. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to be
present. ~ '
The third lecture on Bible history will be
gwen at the Bethel this evening The
Deiiverance' Lecture illustrated with ster-
eopticon views.
The Salvation Army officers and soldiers
IN ST. Paul received surprise at the meet
ing in their hall on Thursday evening when
II was announced that Adjt. and Mrs Shen-
pard,. who have had charge Of the local work
Ter the past two months, had received sud
den orders to farewell today, and to. pro
coed to st. Louis. at once. The adjutant and
wife are old officers, and had Just got well
hold Of their work in the city There will
he special meetings at their hall 266 East
Seventh street. all day Sunday and on Mon
lay there will be a farewell coffee sumner
and musical. festival.
The Ladies Guild of Ascension Parish
met with Mrs. F. L. Bayard 72S Cherokee
avenue. on Thursday afternoon There was
i Quorum present, and considerable business