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

was transacted. The next meeting will be
on Wednesday. the I'D inst, at the home of
MIS-. VIM. Cation. Al West Delos street.A II
friends of the society requested to be pres
ent. -.
Services and addresses will be delivered at
the church of the Good Shepherd during Lent
March l Rev. c. D. Andrews; March 8, Re-.
e. H. y Mueller March 10, Rev. E. Dray;
March 81 Rev. G. R. Taylor.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyte
ran Church will celebrate the fifteenth birth
day OF their society Friday.
The Second Circle of Kings Daughters of
the PRESBYTERIAN Church gave a musical and
literary entertainment Friday evening In the
church parlor.
Rev; w. G. Covent. of the Presbyterian
church. and Rev. ]. H. Lammis, of the Con-
gregational church. will exchange pulpfts this
morning.
Rev. John Pemberton will preach this
morning at Trinity M. E. church on what
is There in Life for Me?" and this evening
will give the first four sermons on-s'The Laws
of Life" Morning service begins at 30
and the evening service at 7:30.
p. The regular monthly meeting of the St
Paul Congregational union will! be held at
204 Chamber of Comm srce, Monday. Feb. 20
at 4 p. NJ
otner improvements, completed at a cost of
about $500, the First Norwegian and Danish
Methodist Episcopal church. Broadway and
IN streets, will be reopened for serv-
ice Sunday, Feb. 26. Bishop Isaac W. Joyce.
Of Minneapolis. will preach in the morning
:. Bishop Isaac W. Joyce will give his lecture.
An American in China Japan and Corea y
at the First Danish and Norwegian church.
Broadway and Thirte nth streets, on the even
ing CT March 2. The proceeds will be applied
to the church expenses.
The Crane and Wolfsohn revival meetings at
the First Baptist church have increased in
attendance and interest each night this week,
and VIII be continued during the coming
week. Mr., Crane. by his earnest straight
forward style. has favorably impressed his
hearers. Mr.. Wolfsohn's singing has won all
hearts. !
Father Lawler will preach at the cathedral
at at lO;5o this morning. The .'Inhammatus !"
as an ofertory by Mrs. s. v. Harris and the
choir AN the offertores sung during Lent
will be taken from RossiDi's "Stabat Mater"
The usual series Of midday Lenten services
under the auspices of the City Missionary so,
c!ety Of the Episcopal church, was inaugu-
d 5afGd s Wedne sd. The services are held
Paul chamber of commerce room in the St.
Paul Fire ard Marine Insurance building
which has been rendered fer that purpose
terminate at 1925. They consist of two
hymns. few prayers end a ten minute ad-
dress by one OF the city clergymen or visit
ing bishops.
An interdenominational prayer meeting for
home missions will be held at First NJ p
church Thursday. Feb. q, from to D. M.
Mrs. G. II. Butterick. Mrs. A. NJ. Dunntng.
Miss Sarah Cummings and Mrs c. P. Moves
VIII lead the meeting in successive half
hours: All ladies interested are requested to
attend some time during the afternoon.
Rev. Floyd Augustus Lawson, recently ap-
pointed to the Asbury NJ. E. church. Duluth
Win preach at Central Park church this
norr1ng. Rev. ]. w. Powell. a pioneer OF
Methodism in this state. will conduct the
evening service. Mr.. Powell will give some
days.
The special Lenten programme has been
issued by the Mem orial English Evangelical
Lutheran church which includes the two
services Sunday and the Wednesday nights
meeting. The subject for next Wednesday
evening is The Troubling of the POOL