The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05

Rev. j. ID. Paxton to Address the
Meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association Today
Four Returned Volunteers VIII
Speak at the First Nj e. Church
This Evening.
The Memorial English Evangelical Iu-
theran church, of which Alex j. ID. Haupt
Is pastor. has reached that stage in its
history when it is no longer possible for
them to worship in the old building on
Sixth street, and they will hold their last
services in that structure today. At 1O:50
a. M the last communion will be cele-
brated. and at 7:45 p. m. there will be a
special service for the children of the
Sunday school. The congregation will hold
services for few Sundays In the hall Of
the Young Mems Christian association, in
the Dyer building, beginning Nov. L.
Nine. Minnie Fish Griffin will sing
Sheppard's Lead Kindly Light" for the
offertory at the Peoples church this
morning.
.'Why I Believe in the Infinite" is the
subject that will be discussed by Rev. j.
D. Paxton, D. D., at the Y. M. c. A. men 3
meeting this afternoon at 4o'clock.
without Prejudice" will be the sub
iect of the third Sunday lectures of Rabbi
Rypins at Mt. Zion temple, corner Tenth
and Minnesota. this morning at IL o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
After much consideration and corre-
spondence a deacOness has been secured
by the First Methodist Episcopal church,
She is trained nurse from Washington.
D. c., who has had about five years ex-
perience in hospital and district nursing.
She comes well recommended. DR.. Cow
gill will introduce her to his cOngrega-
ton this morning.
A series Of monthly services especially
arranged for children will be held at Holy
Faith Mission, Post Siding, during the
winter months. The church catechism
will be recited and explained, and the
Christian year will be illustrated with
telegraph views, showing the size Of
Christ from His birth to the resurrection.
A few brief prayers and bright hymns
suitable for children will preoede the
oral instructions. Children who do not
attend Sunday school anywhere are COR
daily invited to these monthly services.
Messrs. Packard, Albertson Morrill, and
Collett, students of Hamline university
and members of the Thirteenth regiment
Minnesota volunteers, will speak on the
| theme, Soldering in the Philippines" at
the First Methodist Episcopal church to-
night Their subject will be o., Re
| lgious Aspects of Army Life" (0,
"Hardships and Annuities of Army Life; {"
| 60, ION the Firing Line" and a., 1.-THE
| Philippine Country and People" Volun-
teers and friends Of the Thirteenth regi-
ment are specially invited.
An illustrated lecture and sacred con-
cert will be given this evening at st.
DR.. .Moynihan, of st. Pauls seminary,
| will be the speaker on 1.-THE Eternal
City" Father Moynihan spent several
with objects of, interest there. The pro-
| gramme In detail follows: Violin solo,
Miss Marie Keogh, with piano accompani-
| lecture, part l, Pagan Rome" Rev. H.
Moynihan, D. D.; mandolin selection, ].
Es 5X,dS; Soprano SOLO, One sWeetly
contralto solo, "Resurrexit," Paolo Tosti'
| Miss Mile Pottgeiser; illustrated lecture,
ley Il H.. M!o9yniLhani contralto solo, The
prano solo, Ave Maria Gounod Miss
| Julia Griffin; bass solo, Gear Not Ye, o
Israel" Dudley Buck, John Gehan.
The West side Thanksgiving service will
be held this year in the Clinton Avenue
M. E.. church at 1920 a. m. Rev. G. H.
! Gamble, of the Hebron Baptist church,
will preach the sermon A special pro,
gramme of service will be used and spe-
cial music will be furnished.
! The Sunday evening service at the
Arlington Hills Presbyterian church will
| be devoted to gospel temperance. The
pulpit will be occupied by. several speak
| ers who will discuss live issues A male
! Quartette has prepared and will render
| appropriate selections, and a chalk talk
Will be one Of the attractive features.
| SUNDAY SERVICES