The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
Churches and Their Work:

Mrs. G. H. Smith, of Cherry street, will
give luncheon Tuesday for the ladies of St
Peters church.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bates Ave
Duyne.
Church gave a social Tuesday evening at
the home Of Rev and Mrs. Sage.
Bishop Gilbert will preach this evening at
St. Mary's church, Merriam Park
The Ladies Aid Society of Oliyet Church
viii meet with Mrs. D. F. Brooks Friday
afternoon of this week.
Rev. E. D. Casey, of St. Michazl's church
who has been sick with the grip at ST 10.
seph's hospital during the past week has
been ordered by his physician 10 take a trip
10 the Souen Tor rest and recuperation.
Rev. H Moynihan. of St Paul's seminary,
will address the Crusaders at their hall,
Sixth and Fort streets, at o'clock todav
Young men are cordially invited.
One of the most delightful and successful
card socials of the season was that given
by the young people of the Sacred Heart
parish, on Dayton's bluff last Tuesday even
ing One hundred and fifty people participat-
ed, and, after the games were served with
refreshments and entertained with the fol-
lowing excellent programme: Mr. Schracht.
piano selections: Miss Gertrude Nacntsheim
Dean.
Nj Hennish bass solo; Misses Walters,
either and piano selections; Misses Hallers.
vocal duet Prizes were won by Mrs Henry
Hon der Weyer. head prize; Mrs. P J. Nc
Donald, lone hand. Mrs. George Pabst con-
ISOLATION prize; II. J. Kerst head prize; MI
chael Conroy. lone hand; Conrad Rowe. con-
SoIaron prize ine next social viii be given
Tuesday, April Il.
The attention Of the people of the West
side. especially of the men, is called to the
: Ra f.alT a1.a1
presbyterian church, this Sunday evening by
Dr Battey. OF the Anu-Saloon league Dr.
Battey Is strong speaker of years Of ex-
perlence. lie Is non-paTtisan ana monde
nominational- He has back of him the
strongest temperance organization in the
state and not only talks through it's agents.
| 10 unity all the temperance forces of the
| state and is rapidly doing So Dr. Battey
| speaks chiefly from the economic point OF
| view. You will not be displeased unless
your interests are with the saloon.
| The Ladies' Guild of St Stephens Mis-
| sion, Avon and Randolph streets, give a val
entlne social Tuesday evening OF next week
at the guild room IN the rear OF the church
The second lecture Bible History.
From Abraham to Moses viii be given al
the Bethel sunday evening.
/ At the Clinton Avenue NJ. 2 church tos.v
| at p N. the West Side Educational society
VIII De addressed by A. l. Graves assistant
labor commissioner. The topic TO be pre-
sented Is: The Ancient Gladiator and the
! Modern Wage Slave" Good music has been
/ provided. cordial invitation is extended TO
! all. -
Prison Labor viii be discussed by the
Pastors union at the Y. NJ c. A Monday at
1880 a. m. A representative of the labor
| union will speak and Rev. A. F. StiIveu will
| tell OF the Elmira plan.
There will be a Sunday school rally This
afternoon D
/ on Payne avenue Rev. E SandelI and Rev
! Olaf Bodein, OF Minneapolis. will give ad-
church Tuesday evening. and as a thank
offering S20l was raised to be added TO the
The Young Ladies' Sodallty of Sacred
! Heart Church gave a progressive euchre
/ party Tuesday evening in the school on Egst
weir. Mrs. P. ]. Mcdonald, Mrs. Pahst
Messrs- n j. herst: j. Conroy and c. Rowe.
Mrs. a. L. Whiteomb entertained at a ,,i.-
! sionary tea at her home on FauoI,ier street
Tuesday afternoon for the Missionary Sociatv
of Asbury NJ. E. Church. Mrs. Whit
comb was assisted by Mrs. Shepherd Mrs
Joy and Mrs. c. Murray.
The annual report of st. Luke's hospital
] recently submitted to the board of trnstees
shows that all expenses have been met and
interest III debt paid in full 10 jan 1sea
The report also showed that in charity work
Gt.Itff ~
! patients. St Luke's will increase it's charity
| work as its means permit and looks forward
! 10 the time when the debt on the Dronertv g
! paid at the time when its benevolent s15
/ charity work may be largely increased
| Central Park NJ. E. church, Twelfth md
! Minnesota will be center of attraction to-
DAY IN the morning at 1890, Bishop l. W
| Joyce will conduct the services Rishnn
E>Joyce recently returned from China. Jans5
and the Eastern mission field He is an ora
tor OF power and jealous Christian
AT the evening service Rev Robert Forhas
| D. D., presiding elder of the Duluth district
will conduct the 7:30 services DR. Forbes is
! engaged in similar missionary work with
| success in the northern part OF this state
| His field of labor includes Leech Lake the
scene Of the recent Indian massacre
William F. Bischoff. of Springfield II,
| who has been conducting revival services al
continue another week. His genial and in
| formal ways have won friendship for him
and the attendances have been large He 1-i1i
preach tomorrow morning at an extra service
at 1890 a N. on Prayer. and at 7.45 m
on What Am 1 Living For?"
The pulpit of the House of Hone Prsshv-
terian church will be filed this morning bv
the Rev F. R. Farrand pastor of the How
ard Presbyterian church. San Francisco In
the morning he will preach on The Strength
ening Power OF SymDathy" and in the eyen-
ing. 1.-The City Had Twelve Gates" a special
solo will be sung by D. F. ColviIle at the
evening service.
Lent opens this week with Ash Wednesday