The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
In The CITY CHURCHES
EPWoRTH LEAGUE TO GIVE A re-
CEPTIoN 10 THE METHODIST
MINISTER'S
LUTHER LEAGUE CAMP FIRE

Platform Meeting, When 'HEhe Poor
in ST. Paul. VIII Be the Theme
for Discussion - Special Service
for Deaf Mutes at the Lutheran
Church, Wabasha and TiIton
streets-An Exile From Russia.
Epworth League City union will give
a reception Tuesday evening at the
Bates Avenue M, E. church to. the Meth
odist ministers. Of, the city. The pro-
gramme will include an address Of well
come by Rev. F. M. Rule, presiding elder
Of the st. Paul district, to be followed
by responses by the two ministers who
were recently appointed to churches in
this city DR.. Robinson, district presi-
dent Of the Epworth league, will also
make a brief address. A quartette from
Hamline university and Mrs. Charles
Krieger will render musical selections,
and light refreshments will be served in
the church parlors.
The presiding elder, Rev. F. M. Rule,
will hold. the quarterly meeting at the
Clinton Avenue Ne. E. church. Love feast
at $3.50 a. m; preaching. at 1890 a. M,
followed by the sacrament Of the Lords
Supper The pastor, Rev. Thomas Ham
bly,, will preach IN the evening.
Memorial English. Evangelical Lutheran
church, Alexander ]. D. Haupt, pastor,
will meet fora few Sundays at the chapel
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, in the Dyer, building, near the old
postoffice, on Fifth street The morning
subject will be 1.-THE Church and Her
Mission" Sunday school will be held at
Y m. as usual and in the evening the
pastor will begin a speciaY course of SER
mons on the Fall and Rise of Man"
The subject of the opening sermon will
be Eden The, services will begin at 8
p H. -..0 y 21s
The Luther League of Memorial church
will hold a camp fire at Raudenbush
hall, Sixth and St, Peter streets, on Tues
day evening, the .21st of November.
Messrs. Peterson and Fitch have kindly
consented to favor the audience with
some exciting war talk, and some excel
lent music will add spice to the stories
of the war. There will be a small admis-
sion fee Of so cents. The. proceeds, If any,
will be devoted to the new building now
in process of erection, on West Sixth
street This camp fire, promises to be
one of the treats of the season, and those
wishing to hear! these young orators
should not fail to, secure their tickets
early. They can be had from members
of the Young Peoples league, or on sale
at Raudenbush hail. Sixth and st. Peter
streets. -o.
1.-THE Poor in ST.. Paul. is the theme
of the platform service at the First
Methodist church tonight There will be
two brief addresses. Rev. David Nor
gan, of the Bethel, who has been in close
touch with the poor in st. Paul for years,
will be one of the speakers. He will give
some facts and figures concerning the
families connected In one way or another
with the Bethel Mrs. M. Louise Parker
superintendent of the friendly visiting de-
partment of the work of the Associated
charities, will speak on Personal Serv-
Ice" These speakers will throw light on
a subject in which all good people should
be interestedls 7TsT
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Rev. Arthur L. iReinke, of Chicago, will
preach to the deaf of the Twin Cities
this afternoon at p. m. in the Lutheran
church, Wabashanand Tilton streets, st.
Paul. Rev. rReinke will preach in the
sign and theThp language All deaf and
their friends areiwelceme to attend
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The Rev. EdwardH Schlueter, rector of