The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-15

assistance Wednesday evening at s, John
W: Arctander. of Minneapolis, will relate the
details of his recent conversion. The meet
ings will continue throughout the month.
except Monday and Saturday evenings.
The regular meeting of the St. Paul Con-
gregational union will be held Monday morn
ing at 1880 in the study OF the Peoples
church. DR.. L. II. Hallock. who has recently
been called to the pastorate Of the Plymouth
church. minneapolis WIN read paper.
The members of the St. Paul Curling club
and their friends will occupy reserved seats
church tomorrow. DIR. s. G. Smith will de-
liver sermon on Muscular Christianity"
The parallels of Jesus. fully illustrated by
stereoptcon views. will be the subject at
the Bethel boat services tomorrow evening.
The ladies of St. Luke's parish will give
a progressive euchre Tuesday evening, Jan.
II. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John #.
Kelly. S19 Portland aveRue. Mrs. Kelly will
be assisted by Mrs. T. Il. Mccormick. Mrs.
ME Bowlin, Evelyn Foley. Cathie Shields,
Alice Cleary, Gussie King, Lulu Orme and
Nellie kayanaugh.
st. Luke's Reading circle will meet Monday
evening at Father McNuty's. Papers will
be read by Miss Isabel Williams, MIR. Loren
20 Marhoe and Mrs. Dore. The subject for
the evening. 'The Life of Queen Mary"
w. F. Bshoff the evangelist of Spring
f1eld FIELD III has, has been preaching m ;c, every sT
mund street and Harrington avenue. Rev.
Edward P. Lewis pastor. Mr.. Bishoff is a
pleasing speaker. as those who have heard
him will testify He will speak Sabbath
morning and evening at the Ninth church
reception and sociable will be held We'd
nesday evening next at the residence Of Mrs.
Chapman, Merriam Park, under the auspices
of the Daughters of the King and the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew.
The reception at Rev. L. A. Johnston's Fri
day evening was repiete with genuine hearty
greetings the part of every one. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnston received in the front parlor
and an unusually large number were present.
A well-flled purse was presented to them by
the members of the First Swedish Lutheran
church Of which Mr. Johnston is pastor.
The Epworth League and the Ladies' Aid
Society of Grace M. E. Church will enter
tain all the superintendent of the different
Sunday schools of the city, Tuesday, the
S1st, in the Darlors of the church..
Former Lieut. Gov. Yale speaks at the
Church Of the Good Shepherd tonight in the
series of lay addresses now being given there.
Dr. Cowgirl proposes to illustrate the Chris
tian life by reading to his Sunday evening
congrsgation continued story. written by
himself for that purpose. He hopes thus to
afford an Interpretation of Christianity espe-
cially suited to the times. The story will ex-
hibt the conditions of modern municipal life
with which the church has to deal, and in
dicate the true answers to some of those
great questions which perplex the Christian
and the patriot
The opening chapter of this story will be
read this evening. Singing by the Hamnne
chorus.
The young ladies of the Sodalty Of st.
John Parish, Dayton's Bluff, have arranged
for social to be given Wednesday evening,
jan 49, Progressive euchre will be played,
after which refreshments will be served.
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Of the First NJ e. Church met last Tuesday
with Mrs. D. S. B. Johnston, of Holly ave-
nue..
The Universalist Ladies' society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. s. Van Horn, 500
Canada street. The work committee read q
report on the Christmas sale.
Tuesday evening the young people Of Sa-
cred Heart parish gave a card party at their
new parish hall Oh Sixth and Arcade streets.
The Hamline W. c. T. q. will meet Fri
day at the reading rooms Walker avenue
Mrs. NJ. P. Thompson will speak on Scientific
Temperance.
Tomorrow morning the Kings Daughters
will give a winter picnic in the W. C. T. U.
reading rooms at Hamline.