The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-21

ASs1Snm ents OF Delegates to the
Presbyterian Assembly for the
Various Presbyterian, Congrega-
tionaI and Methodist Churches
TOday-PrOf. Gale Lectures on
"The Mind at Work" Tonight.
Plans for state summer assembly of
the Minnesota Baptists have been COM
pleted. The event will take place from
Aug. 10 to Sept. l on the shores Of Lake
Minnetonka about Robinson's bay. Upon
the subjects considered and the corps of
instructors, the educational value of the
assembly naturally depends, and the
committee has exercised great care in Sc
lecting the subjects and the instructors.
They are Professionally announced as
lows:
Rev. o. A. Williams, D. D., district
secretary A. B. H NJ. society, in charge
of pastoral theology
Rev. W. w. Dawley, pastor Central
Baptist church, Minneapolis, in charge of
homiletics.
Rev. w. B. Riley, of First church, and
Rev. l.. a. Clevenger, Of Calvary church,
Minneapolis Soul Winning and Spiritual
Culture
Rev. E. S. Sucker of Chicago, district
secretary A. B. p. society, and Rev. E. B.
Edmunds. Sunday school missionary
OF Wisconsin, in charge of Sunday school
| work
Rev. H Stillwell, pastor First church,
and Rev w. w. Everts, pastor Wood
land Park church, st. Paul, in charge Of
! Bible study.
| Rev. 7. w. Powell, D. D., in charge.
| of Bible normal work
| Rev. r. c. Mosher, of Albert Lea lee
lures on UNCONVENTIONAL Principle"
Miss MaBelle Smith, of Minneapolis, in
charge of ladies' physical culture class
l low
known speakers as Rev. E. B. Jones' of
owatonna, Rev. w. w. Dawley and
| others.
Sermons by Revs. F. H. Cooper. e. r.
Pope, G. F. Holt, H. F. Stillwell and
| others.
The cost of attending the assembly will
be inconsiderable Season tickets will
| cost 81, one weeks ticket ST. and single
| days ticket 20 cents A season ticket ad-
mlts the bearer to all popular lectures
and entities the holder to all privileges of
the grounds Arrangements have been
made with the ladies of Emmanuel Bap-
list church, of Minneapolis, to serve meals
during the assembly season.
| During the assembly the study and Lee
tGre hours will be from $50 g. M to noon
OF each week day, and the remaining
hours will be given to rest or recreation
"a portion, OF which will be in the form
OF popular evening lectures The assem-
bly, period occurs during the full moon.
assuring delightful evenings For some
OF these steamboat excursions have been
arranged. The bicycle path goes directly
10 the grounds and the special train serv-
ice will continue during the assembly.
| prospective attendants are urged to write
| 10 F.. M. Hulett, 3219 Portland avenue. OF,
a. f. Gale, New York Life building.
|
One Of the prominent figures at the gen
erai assembly now in session in Mime
| apol1s is Rev. William McKibbon, pastor
| of Walnut Hills church, Cincinnati DIR
| McKtbbon began his ministry as pastor
OF the Central Presbyterian church of this
! city, and is therefore we'll known to many
| of the citizens of ST. Paul. 1t was
thought by many that DR.. McKibbon
would be a candidate for the position of
| moderator, but to the surprise Of MANY
| he, in a very eloquent speech. nominated
| Key. Dr. Sample, who was elected. DR..
| Mcfibbon is a brother OF Joseph Nc
| Kfbbon,s of this city. He will occupv the
| Ing. .s<.s -. i--0-
| Prof Gale, of the University; will 1ec
| ture this evening at the Peoples church.
| on The Mind At Work" The lecture will
| be presented in attractive; popular
manner, and will be illustrated fully with
stereopticon views.
| The Rev Samuel Conn, D. D.. who
used to be pastor of the First Presbvte.
r1an church in this city in the late ,7os
ana early .SOs will preach in that church,
corner OF Sinclair and Grotto, this even
| Ing He was in charge of church in
trenton, N. j., for some years, then in
Philadelphia, and is now in Monteray.
Cal He is commissioner to the assem-
bly,. His old friends will be glad to SEQ
him again.
Today
s1vely observed at the cathedral Rt-
Rev. John Stanley, Of Fargo, will cele-
brate pontifical mass at 1920 o'clock The
sem1narians from the st. Paul seminary
will be in the sanctuary. Rev DR..
Schaeffer will act as master of cereno-
MES, and Rev. R. Cahill will be assistant
priest. The sermon will be delivered by
Father Lawler. The music will be Mer-
cadante's mass. Milards 'Veni Creator"
will be sung at the offertory, and the re-
cessional will be Praise Ye the Father"
The soloists will be Mesdames O'ReilIy.
Snapp, Miss Pottgieser, Messrs Zenzius
! and Gehan.
A union memorial service Of the Ger
| man Methodists of the city will be held
| at the First German M. E. church at 7:l5
| this evening, for DR.. William Mast, the
| father of German Methodis1 The serv-
| ices will be in charge of the pastor. w.
| Kopp Rev. A. L. Koeneke, Rev w. F.
Fritze, Prof c. W. Hetzler and others.
The season of Pentecost will be OBJ
served with the celebration of the Lord 6
supper at the Memorial English Lutheran
church this morning. Rev A. J. D.
Haupt, the pastor, will preach on the
theme, Something about Love"
Bishop Gilbert will administer the rite
OF confirmation this evening at 7:30
o'clock, at ST. Clements church
Special preparations are being made for
| the celebration of Children's day on the
second Sunday In June at the First Bap-
fist church The evening programme will
| include the graduating exercises of a Sun
| day school class with music by the junior
| choir and chorus and an especially inter-
esting ceremony, namely. the building
| upon the stage of a a lighthouse repre-
| sentative of the light of the world
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.
These notices will be printed as part
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