The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-19

Seper, the pastor, will preside, and .the
church choir will furnish the musical pro-
gramme.
Bishop Stanley will deliver lecture at
Why | Am a Catholic" The following
T musical programme will be rendered:
Mrs. S. v. Harris. Miss Pamela pottxt..
ser and j. +. Gehan.
From Out The Depths" III. r. Gehan
Mrs. S. Y. Harris and Miss Pamela Pott-
Prayer" ..........M Miss Pamela Fottgieser
Piano Fl; Solo; Mrs. Frank I. Hoffman,
IF With All Your Hearts,. A. ]. Zenzius
Quartette-''O Salutaris'' ..........
Mrs. s. V. Harris, Miss Pamela Pottgie-
ser. Mr.. A. J. zenzius and F. j. Gehan.
The initial service of a series Of revival
meetings to be conducted by DIR. H. G.
De Witt at the Woodland Park Baptist
church will be held at that church this
morning.
An entertainment of unique form will
be given at the Norwegian-Danis M. E.
church Wednesday evening, when Lawyer
John w. Arctander, of Minneapolis, will
present an argument for the plaintiff in
the case of Common Sense Against King
Alcohol"
The Ladies' Society of the Peoples
Church will give birthday reception
with Mrs. Asa F. Goodrich, 256 Nelson
avenue, Tuesday, March 81, from 8 to g.
An interesting programme of music and
readings by Mrs. William Foster, of Min
neapolis, is provided. The officers of the
society will assist in receiving.
Rev. John T. Harrison announces that
the usual services will be conducted in St.
Joseph'S church.
The crowds have so increased at Beth
any church that $50 extra chairs were put
in yesterday in the hope Of seating to-
days audience. Mr. Hartsough will speak
at 1890 on the question Are the Claims
Of Christianity Demonstrated by Expert
ment?" There will be two selections by
the quartette, and solo by Mrs. Hos
mer. There will be no Sunday school. At
p. m there will be a service for children
and parents. The scripture reading and
hymns will be given by talking ma
chine.
At 7:3O mass meeting. A., w. Bailey
will render a bass solo, and Mr.. Henshaw,
new st. Paul tenor, will give two num-
bers.
The fifth and concluding lecture in the
Church club series will not be delivered
on next Tuesday evening as heretofore
announced, but on Tuesday evening,
April II, three weeks later than the date
first selected. The lecture, which will be
upon the subject Sea bury, and the
American PERIOD" will be delivered by
the Ri. Rev. W. M. Brown, DID,, bishop
coadjutor of Arkansas, author of the
we'll known book THE Church for Amer
leans"
This evening Rev. E. S. Pussey will
give his annual address to the students
Of the college. Special music has been
prepared.
text In the series of doctrinal sermons at
the Peoples church. He will explain
why 1 am a Methodist?''
The annual meeting Of the missionary
society of the Philadelphia Baptist
church, was held Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. E. S. Doran on Reanv
street. Miss Mead, returned mission
airy, gave talk after which officers were
elected and resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. F. w. Northrop; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. H. r. Gardner; recording Sec
rotary and treasurer, Mrs. E. S. Doran:
corresponding secretary Mrs. ]. Forrest.
Visiting committee. Mrs. Harry Gregory,
Mrs. ENEMY. Mrs. Sherwood; work com
mittee, Mrs. Lyde, Mrs e. P. Strum ana
Mrs. Huelster
Mr. Fred Weniger, who has been st.
Paul boy for the past ten years, will
leave for La Victoria, Venezuela South
America, tomorrow evening. He goes ont
under the auspices of the South Ameri-
can Evangelical Mission board to present
the claims Of the gospel of the LORD
Jesus Christ to those who sit in dark-
ness in that great land without the Bible
He desires to fulfill the mission Gem
manded by our Lord. Mark 1915, Go We
into all the world and preach the gospel
to every creature
He also realizes that God has com
mitted to regenerated man q higher posi-