The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-08
Churches and Their Work.

The Young Ladies' Guild Of Christ Church
will give supper Thursday, Jan. -, from 6
until p m. in the guild room. This time was
chosen in hopes that many would take their
supper here instead of at home. 1t is desired
that as many as possible will attend The
price OF supper will be rs cents.
Rev. William H. Sheran will deliver a
course of special sermons at st. Joseph's
church on the missionary work Of st. Paul.
Subject at 10 o'clock mass todayi "St. Paul
Among the Creeks
The eighteenth anniversary of the coming
to Minnesota Of the Ri. Rev. NJ. N. Gilbert,
d. D., coadJutor bishop of Minnesota, will be
celebrated this morning at Christ church The
bishop will preach the anniversary Sermon
and his many friends in this city will doubt
less be present to extend their congratulations
and to wish for him a continuation of his
long and faithful ministry. The large vested
choir will render acceptable music on this
occasion. All are welcome.
The Eplphany-ti meeting of the Church
Club OF the Diocese of Minnesota will be held
at the Hotel Aberdeen on Wednesday evening,
Jan. II, and promises to be as interesting as
the gatherings Of the club always are. There
will be business meeting from Tbs to 8 D.
m, at which last hour dinner will be served
After dinner the Very Reverend Dean Stat
terry, of Faribault, will open discussion Of
the topic, "What Is the Best Time for Hold
ing Our Diocesan Council?" At the business
meeting the treasurer will make his annual
report. and the secretary his. and thereafter
election of officers for the year will occur.
At Holy Faith mission, Post Siding. Monday
children will repeat their Christmas carols,
after which they will be entertained by a
gramaphone exhibition. The entertainment
will be free.
The central committee will meet at the
Central Presbyterian church, Tuesday, Jan.
IT, at $3.50 p. m, Supper will be served at 8:45.
Table talk: what Special Work Is Your So
oiety Doing This Winter, and How Are You
Doing It?" Invite all your society to the
open meeting at o'clock. where we will hear
and discuss paper on the "Quiet Hour"
The Minneapolis branch of the Woman 8
Foreign Missionary Society Of the M. E..
Church will hold its quarterly meeting at
Trinity M. E. church, Northeast Minneapolis.
Wednesday, JAN II, from $50 a. m. to p. m.
Basket lunch Take Eighth and Central ave-
nue. car to Twenty fifth street.
''Unce Toms Cabin" will be given at the
Bethel boat this evening. The lecture will
be fully illustrated by fine collection of
stereopticon views.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Arlington
Hills Presbyterian Church was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. M.
Stewart of Magnolia street.
Miss Lottie Arrivee, of Clark street, very
pleasantly entertained the Young Peoples So
ciety of St. James Episcopal Church Thurs
day evening. A short business session was
held, after which social time was spent with
games and refreshments.
The Ladies' Guild of St. James Episcopal
Church met at the rectory Thursday after
noon for special work.
The monthly meeting of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society of the Day
toms Bluff German NJ E. Church was held
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Metz.
Mrs. Schlattman had charge Of the pro-
gramme.
There will be an art exhibition Tuesday
evening at st. Peters church, corner Fourth
and Maple streets.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Peters Church
the guild hall. Mrs c. D. Smith was hostess.
Assisting her were Mrs. Edgar Klinkerfues,
Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Eddy and Mrs. j. NJ.
Smith
The Universa.ist Ladies' society will hold
their first meeting of the new year Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. S. Van Horn, 500 Canada
street. The work committee will present
their report from the Christmas sale, which
planned for the coming year.
Much credit is due Mrs E. w. Gregor,
and Mrs. w. E. Hall, of the work committee,
for the success of the past years work.
The ladies' auxiliary to the board of man
ayers of Bethesda hospital will hold its an.
nual reception Wednesday afternoon and even,
ing at the hospital East Ninth street. Rev.
and Mrs. Hultkrans and the officers of the
society will receive An informal musical
and literary programme will be given
Tuesday evening the young people of the
Sacred Heart parish will give a card party
at the parish hall, Sixth and Arcade
streets.
Dr. Robert Forbes. of Duluth, will lecture
Monday evening at the st. Anthony Park
NJ. E. church on How Much Is He WORTH"
Other lectures in the course will be by Bishop
l. N Joyce DR.. C. B. Mitchell, Thomas Nc
Gary, ]. Adam Bede and Rev. Benjamin
Longley.
Next Thursday the ladies' of the First Chris
tan church will a chicken pie dinner
from $50 to o'clock in the church parlors.
The Eyworth League of the Bates Avenue
Church he'd a business meeting Tuesday
evening. Officers were elected for the year.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the At
lantic Church he'd a business meeting FRI
day evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Allison. Miss Maude Lewis was elect
ed secretary to succeed Mr. Fabian.
Owing to the illness of Dr.. Diven. there
will be no service in Unity church today, nor
meeting of the Sunday school.
The Luther League of Memorial English
Lutheran Church will meet on Tuesday even
ing for the installation of the ofiicers-elect.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul Con-
gregational Church union occurs Thursday
evening, JAM II, in Peoples church The
meeting will be rally of st. Paul Congre-
gationalists. Six missions and a large num-
Der of churches will be represented. A fruit
full report Of the years work will be made.
The minutes Of the Minnesota conference
shows Grace NJ. E. Sunday school to be the
largest Methodist Sunday schools ilH ST., Paul.
A handsome permanent increase has been
made recently. iafA p
]. c. Morrison. recently reelected superin-
tendent of Grace NJ. e. Sunday school, was
visited by number Of his school teachers
and members Thursday night at his home,
$50 Canada street, and presented with several
very handsome books as token of esteem.