The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-02


among the lowest. speaking and singing
in saloons. dives. etc. The major will
speak at the Y. M. G. A. hall Sunday,
April =, at o'clock, of her work among
the boys In blue" This meeting is for
men only.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid society
held successful Easter sale and social
supper Wednesday evening at the Bal
moral. Rev. Alcott, of All Souls Church.
Minneapolis, was present to meet the
people socially. The society will hold its
next regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
ut o'clock with Mrs. E. w. Gregory,
234 Arundel street.
Congregational ministers will meet
Monday next at 10:30 a. IN. In the Peo-
pies church. DR.. Smith will present
paper on "Peculiarities of Deuteronomy.
Tuesday evening, at o'clock, the Me-
mortal Luther league will hold special
meeting at 115 Iglehart street. and IL Is
hoped that all the members OF the league
will be present
Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30 p. m, the
Ladies' Aid society will meet in the
chapel to return their Lenten boxes and
to each bring new member. The So
ciety now numbers fifty-four. and ths
Wish Is TO double THIS twice over during
the coming year.
Thursday evening there will be a public
reception given at the church for the new
members received on Palm Sunday, of
which there were no less than thirty
five. This congregation has been steadily
growing since it's organization, fifteen
years ago, and out of il have grown two
other congregations, and yet the present
membership is now so large that new
hrtflI 10 fy,,v,A two vat
the congregation is unable to build for
the want of funds. Most of the members
are among the young people of the city
and can do little either towards the sup
port of the pastor or to new building.
The Ladies' Guild of St James Episco-
pal church will meet next Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. +. c. Howe, to complete
arrangements for their annual supper, to
be held in the guild rooms Tuesday, April
IL
The Junior Endeavor Society OF the
Arlington Hills Presbyterian church held
| an Easter sale in the church Tuesday
| afternoon. Prizes were won by Fred
Knapp, Fanny Greutzke and Amy Dahl
by. Miss Whitney and Miss E. Wickes
were in charge
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Gustavus
Adolphus Church will be entertained
next Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Bosen, on Cook street.
Every Easter eve since he has been in
st. Paul Bishop Gilbert has confirmed a
class at st. Peters church. Fourth and
Maple streets. Last evening was no eX-
ception to the CUSTOM the bishop admin
isteiing the confirmation rites to a class
of fourteen. The church was made
bright with a profusion of cut flowers,
and the altar was almost covered with
lilies and palms. Bishop Gilbert was as
sisted by the rector of the church, Rev
G. III. Mueller.
The class confirmed last night makes
fOrtytwo people who have been con-
firmed by Bishop Gilbert during the past
week. including classes at ST. Mary s
church. Merriam Park: st. Stevens, st.
James and the Messiah churches, in ST
Paul.
The bishop last evening briefly ad-
dressed the confirmation class on the
solemnity Of the sacrament of confirma-
ton and its deeper spiritual signffi-
canoe.
The quartette choir, consisting of Miss
Eva NJ. Alcott, soprano; Miss Nellie A
Hope, alto; Paul Floyd, tenor, and E.
Ruenitz bass. will furnish the music to-
day at the First Baptist church. A. @
koerner will play an organ prelude by
Dubois. The choir will sing the anthem,
Come See the Place Where Jesus Law"
Schneider, and the Gloria" from Mo-
zart's Twelfth mass. Mr. Koerner will play
the offertory, and following the sermon,
Miss Alcott and Miss Hope will sing a
duet, THE Magdalene, by Warren. The
'Marche de Sacre," by Meyerbeer. will
be given on the organ as a posthIde
AT 12:15 the Bible school service will be
held. with musical service by the junior
chorus choir and solo quartette, with
Miss May Huffsmith, soprano; Miss Alice
Northrop. alto; R. Boyer, tenor, and Sam
uel Perry, bass; Mr.. Koerner, organist,
and Miss Hope, chorister The following
numbers will be sung:
Anthenl-'Lift Your Glad Voices
Junior choir and school.
Anthem-P Praises to the Risen
Easter Anthem Christ Our Da''Ns
| Passover ... - Schilling
Misses Huffsmith and Northrop. Messrs'
Boyer and Perry.
Easter Carol-''The Lord Is Risen
Gummel
Junior choir
Eastsr Hymn : "Fili the Font ~
with Reses @@artaffe and cborns Warren
! Solo-"The Question ..... ....... Fillmore
Muriel Newton.
Anthem-"Sing to the Lord All
Ye Mighty ............ 49,. Holden
| Junior chorus, with soprano and tenor
| solos
The evening service will include, besides
| the organ prelude, intermezZo and post
| lude, the anthem, God Hath Appointed
Day" Tours, by the full chorus a
| gloria, offertory and Shippers 'tHallelu-
| jah, Christ Is Risen.''
| The Easter morning service at Park
Congregational church will embrace the
following musical numbers:
Anthem-"I Will Mention 49, Sullivan
With solo by Mr. Void
Anthem-'When the Sabbath Was
ofertory Anthem - Christ Our OS'e-
Easter Hymn-Male Voices-"Folk Song
Haydns Sixteenth mass" will be sung
this morning at ST. Joseph's Catholic
| church. Miss Marie Pelletier will sing
for offertory, 90 Divine Redeemer," with
| violin, cello, organ and piano accompani-
ment Miss McQuillan will play the or
gan and Mr. Halls the violin. Mrs. George
! O'Reilly will sing the "Veni Creator" "
| The solists are Mrs. O'Relly, Mrs. Harti-
gan and Mrs. George Humphrey So
pranos; Mrs. Lawler and Mrs. Kennedy,
| altos; Mr.. Soucheray and Mr. Farley,
tenors; Mr.. Rosenthal and Henry Souch-
a chorus under Mr.. Onets direction.
| st
Central Presbyterian church is to have
a choral service today. and soloist of
special merit, 1t is said The numbers
to be given in the morning are: Schneck-
ers He Is Risen, He Is Risen,' and HE
| Takes NV GriefS" Holden Tn tho avon