The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-23

each evening of next week at the Pilgrim
Baptist church.
Rev. j. A Detzer will deliver the last
of his series of illustrated lectures on
the Life of Christ at the English Luth-
eran Church of the Redeemer tomorrow
evening.
The quarterly meeting of the Methodist
Woman's Home Missionary society was
held in First church, Minneapolis, Friday.
April 21 In the morning encouraging re-
ports were given by Mrs. Eddy, super
intendent of young peoples work; Mrs.
Dugan mite box secretary; Mrs. Evans,
secretary of supplies; Mrs. Taylor. con-
ference secretary: Mrs. Stafford, confer
ence treasurer, and Mrs. Lands, libra
rian Mrs. Heard, of Minneapolis, read
a thoughtful paper on the Religious
Outlook in the Philippines" During the
afternoon session Mrs. w. s. Thompson,
of Hamline, read paper on THE Rela-
ton of Manual Training to Morals. Mrs
E. N. Wolever spoke on the Spread OF
Mormonism," giving some startling facts
as to the relief and growth of the Nor
mon church in many of our states. Mrs
Eddy conducted Young Peoples Half
Hour" and aroused enthusiasm for the
formation of Mothers Jewel bands.
Temperance in Alaska was treated by
Miss Amy Green. Mrs. C. D. Hayes, Of
st. Paul, added much to the interest of
the meeting by her beautiful songs
The 4 o'clock mems meeting at the Y.
NJ. c. A. today will be preceded by mu-
sical service, consisting Of vocal numbers,
selections on the aeolian by Mr.. c. Il.
Lester and a cornet solo by Miss Linton.
Rev. r. L. Barackman will give the ad-
dress.
Much to his surprise, Rev H. P Mich
OILS, of ST. Marks church, Minneapolis,
received a telegram Friday afternoon
congratulating him on his being called to
Grace church, New Bedford. Mass. He
has had no correspondence with the
church relative to taking charge Of 1t,
and says he had not thought of leaving
st. Marks, therefore the telegram from
e. s. Roumaniera, former rector of the
church, was all the more a surprise. Mr..
Nichols announces that New Bedford
will have to show a much wider field Of
work than he at present has in Mime
apolis before he will think OF leaving this
charge.
Rev. Howard MacQueary has made
preparations to deliver a series Of lee
lures at the Fifth Universalist church,
Seventeenth and Dupont avenues, Min
neapolis, on '"The Church and Social Re-
form" The series will be given as fol-
lows: April %, Jesus Ideal of Human
Society,"" April 80. Jesus Teaching
About Labor" These sermons have been
written for the workingmen and the
young to hear and Mr.. MacQueary has
invited them especially.
Memorial services for the late Judge
Charles III. Woods will be held IN Plym-
outh Congregational church, Nicollet ave-
nue. and Eighth street, this morning at
1890 o'clock.
E. W. Peck, of Indianapolis. has ac-
cepted the offer made him by the state
board of directors of the Y. M. G. A, and
will enter upon his duties as state secre-
tary of the association May 1. The out
going secretary is William Francis, Of
Minneapolis.
Mr.. Peck is a graduate of Oberlin col
lege, Ohio. For three years he was SUI
perintendent of public schools at Exeter.
Neb. He was the general secretary of
the Young Mems Christian association of
Des Moines, To-, for ten years, and, dur
Ing the same time. held the position of
treasurer of the state executive commit
tee of Iowa. For seevral years he con-
Quoted the college work of the associa-
ton in Iowa. He was later engaged in
special work in Ohio, Kentucky, Colorado
and Iowa, and for two years raised the
annual subscription budget in Louisville,
KY.
In june 1898, he was elected associate
state secretary of the Indiana asSocia-
ton and was given charge Of the city and
college work of the state.
DR.. Frank E. Clark. of Boston, origi-
nator Of the Christian Endeavor move
ment, will visit st. Paul early in May
and while here will address a meeting OF
Endeavorers.