The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-05
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S.AuiSiA hASCUiy Will Uc uSIiNtTeu III OuI iSt
church at O'Clock on Wednesday next, by
Rt Rev. D: S. Tuttle, D. D., bishop of Mis-,
souri,, on the topic, Hooker. and the Post
Reformation Period
Bishop Tuttle is' native Of New York
state, and graduated from Columbia college,
New York city. in 1857, and from the Gen.
in 1862 He was early called to the episco-
pate. His only charge as a priest was at
Zion church, Morris, N. Y. While rector there
years, under which no priest can be conse-
Grated bishop according to the canons of the
American church, he was elected missionary
Hss Of Idaho 10 and Utah He
New York city, May l, 1867 and for more
than half of his life he has been a bishop
In the church, there being but FIVE other
bishops who have seen longer service than
he among the members of the American
episcopate.
His life missionary bishop in Montana,
Idaho and Utah in those early days before
the advent of transcontinental railway lines,
has all the fascination Of a romance. By the
miners, ranchmen, stage drivers and tough
the miscellaneous population of that frontier
region, In the pioneer days, Bishop Tuttle
was esteemed, revered and loved. He will
go down in history the typical missionary
bishop of the American church. After near.
ly twenty years Of most successful pioneer
work; In which he was busted in laying
church in the vast territories committed to
his care. Bishop Tuttle was elected to the
see of Missouri, of which important diocese
he has been bishop for the past twelve years.
BISHOP futile is a man strong bodied
broad minded and large-hearted He is full
OF missionary zeal. He is a forcible and
eloquent speaker, a dilgent student of men
and books. and ranks as one of the best
Hebrew scholars in the American church.
He is thoroughly imbued with the spirit Of
our American institutions: In the discus
slons at the Lambeth conference in 1897 at
which were gathered the bishops of the en-
tire Anglican communion, he made one of the
most forcdble speeches upon the Independent
ton to the see of Canterbury
In addition to delivering the lecture here
inaboye referred to-. Bishop futile win
a. M He will also make an address at the
MONDAY service for business people In the
assembly room OF the St. Paul Fire and
MAJ 81 insurance building at noon on Tues
the d-winter meeting of the woman's
auxiliary Of the diocese at p. m. Wednes-
day next, at Christ church guild hall While
in the city he will be the guest of Rt. Rev.
M. N. Gilbert. D. D;
The special vesper- service which was to
nave been held at St. Luke's Catholic church
last Sunday evening but was postponed on
account Of the Indictment weather, will be
held this evening at 7;3o. Corrinis vespers
and Gounod'S "Gallia'' will be sung strong
quartette will play an interlude and the
service will close with benediction.
VA.
ing the services will be in charge of the
temperance workers Of the church. Promi-
nent local speakers will be heard.
The ladies Of the Emmanuel Baptist Church
Missionary society were entertained Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. J.. Ellis
turned missionary from Japan was present
and gave very interesting talk on her work
in that country.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Central Park
NJ. E. church met at the residence OF Mrs
G. L. Grant, 594 Canada street last Thurs
of the members of the society and invited
guests. The society has agreed to raise
$1,000 toward the church debt and it now
every member of the society is doing some
thing to that end. Among those present at
the meeting last Thursday were Msdames
Humphrey, Barnard. Chauncey. Grant. wy
Grant Morrison, - Tostevin. Shepherd:
meet with Miss Morrison, $50 Canada es Street eat
next Thursday afternoon.
T. Adit. and Mrs. Charles P. Keast, of the Sal
walton Army. who formerly had command Of
the social department of the army In st.
Louis, have Just arrived in st. Paul, and are
taking command Of the corps here. They will
be publicly installed as officers here today
at the hall at 266 East Seventh street.
Staff Captain Alexander Lamb, the general
secretary of the Midwestern division, with
headquarters in Minneapolis, will conduct
the exercises.S Everybody is7 cordially invited
to be present
The army commences it's annual week of
prayer and self-denial Sunday, March e.
The Salvationists quite enthusiastic on ac-
: count of the coming of this yearly event, and
are determined to do a lot Of special work
during these seven days.
Rev. F. B. Cowgirl will lecture before the
Socialist Labor party on The Social Ideals
and Power of Christianity" in Assembly hall,
at 2:3O this afternoon.
Rev. Homer Ashcraft, of Grace M. E.
church, will read a paper at the joint meet
morning, In Hennepin Avenue M. E. church.
monty Called spiritua!ism."
concert will be given in the Swedish M.
3. church Wednesday evening, in the church.
There will be an excellent programme, and
Gov. Lind will give an address.
The fourth lecture in the course of Bible
history will be given at the Bethel this even
1pg Subject The III Land %l,t Of Ganasn and Its
will be fully illustrated.
The board of city missions will hold a
church guild room, at p. m.
The rectors of St. Peters church, Daytons
Bluff, and Church of the Good Shepherd
will exchange for Wednesday evenings serv-
Ice
Bishop Gilbert will conduct quiet day
duct the three hours service OF meditation at
Christ church on Good Friday.
The bishop will visit the following parishes
for the purpose of administering the apostolic
Park, March q, 7:so p. M: St James, 2s,
1880 p. m.; St. Stephens. %, 7:3O D. M: Mes
stah, 80, 1880 p NJ; ST. Peters, April /,
7:3o p M; Christ church, Easter day.
There will he services at the First Christ
Ian church this morning at IL O'clock but
none this evening, owing to the absence of
the castor.
The Womans Guild of Ascension Parish.
will meet with Mrs. e. F. Hahn, at 1851
East Congress street, on Wednesday after
noon, March 8. Let every member make 1t
The Universalist Ladies' Aid society will
meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs H.
A. Clifford, No. 8, The Ba.lmoral, Laurel ave
nue.. corner Of Kent street.
Lenten services Of Sunday evening dis
courses will be inaugurated this evening at
the Peoples church. Five representative
will explain the reasons for their various
religious beliefs.
Following each discourse brief time will
be devoted to the consideration of questions
pertaining to the subject at hand, which may
be asked by members of the congregation.
Tomorrow evening Rev. W. W. Everts will
a Ragsisf - M she question, pan Am
Gilbert will answer the question, why l Am
an Episcopahan;'' March 10, Rev. F. NJ
Rule, Why Am q Methodist; March 26,
Rev. John Sinclair why Am Presbyter-
ian;' April 2, DR.. s. G. Smith, why / Am
a Free Churchman.