The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-14
Churches and Their Work.

st. Clements chapter of the Brotherhood Of
st. Andrew gave an informal reception last
evening to the young men in the guild hall
Of st. Clements Episcopal church, at Milton
and Portland avenue. There were about fifty
guests and supper was served by the ladies'
Of the church The affair was entirely in
formal and there were no set speeches. Rev.
e. Dray. rector of the church, delivered an
address of welcome and F. E. Foster, who re-
sided for eight years at Manila, gave an in
terestng account of life and conditions in
the Philippines. Among the geusts were
Orrin Kipp, F. e. Foster, Charles Michaud,
Rev H. NJ. Hood, A. D. Brand, w. G. White
head, ]. H. Armstrong, James B. Emerson
O.. Goldsmith B. G. Yates. John w White,
]. T. A. Williams, G. NJ. Reade, Otto Syl-
vester, E. B. Hubbard. G. A. Roberts, W.
G. Gillian. c. L. Windsor. c. D. WEIGH. e.
Valentine, Thomas Gaskell. G. A. Wander
sluis. c. E. Hamilton, C. NJ. Farney, ]. C.
Peer. Walter Chesterton.
The rise In temperature encouraged a good
ly number to venture out to the Crane and
Wolfsohn meeting at First Baptist church
last night and the congregation listened with
the deepest interest to an earnest old-fashon-
ed and thoroughly interesting exposition of
the doctrine of redemption by the blood of
Jesus. based on the sprinkling of the blood
OF the paschal lamb on the lintels of the doors
of the Israehtes on the night when the de-
stroyfng angel passed over the land Of
Egypt.
when I get too proud to preach salvation
through blood" said Mr.. Crane Il will quit
the ministry"
Mr.. Wofsohn, who has already found a
warm place in the peoples hearts by his
beautiful voice, sang Moment by Moment"
Today the first afternoon service will be
held in the chapel at 8 p. m, and the even
ing meeting will commence at 7:45 p M, IRE
coded by a song service at 1880 o'clock, on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Crane will speak specially to mothers
and daughters.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor Of Plymouth Church celebrated ST.
Valentines birthday last evening in the
church parlors in a very unique and enter
tanning manner. A blackboard was placed at
one end the room and one by one. different
members OF the society present were blind
folded, given a piece Of chalk, and led up
to the blackboard. There they were told to
draw a heart and write their names In The
center. AS the artists were of both sexes
and the hearts frequently over1apped or were
very close together much merriment was
caused by the game.
Another interesting game was Played as fol-
lows: Three frames twisted into the form Of
hearts nung III one OF the arches. Beneath
the first heart this verse was incribed: "Blow
your bubble right through here, and you'll
be married within the year.
Under the second heart was written: ITO
be engaged this very week, number two is
the one to take"
The third heart bore this warning: "a
sad and awful fate awaits the one who seeks
me, for he or she will ever a spnster or
bachelor be-
The guests were provided with soapsuds
clay pipes and FANS Bubbles were blown,
and with the aid of the fans each blower en-
deavored to force his bubble through the
heart whose inscription he preferred.
short musical and literary programme
was given, the following pecple contributing:
Little Miss Vivian and Miss Pinky Wilson.
Mr.. Woodward, Of the Masonic quartette; w
]. Henry and Mrs. E. A. Warren Later In
the evening coffee and cake were served.
Two prettily decorated tables held soma
unique valentines and birthday trihes placed
on sale by the society.