The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-03
COUNCIL OF IHE DIOCESE
1T WILL BE OPENED WEDNESDAY
MORNING AT CHRIST
CHURCH
STATE SEMI CENTENNIAL
1t Represents the Completion of
Half Century Since the
Church Was Estab-
Iished Here.

The forty-third annual council Of the
Adiocese Of Minnesota will assemble in
Christ church, Wednesday evening, June
9, at the usual hour Bishop Whippe will
celebrate the holy communion and open
the council. This council will commem-
orate the fiftieth anniversary of the
planting of the church in Minnesota, and
Friday morning, June 8, commemorative
service will be held in Christ church with
appropriate addresses by special speak
ers as follows:
Missionary Work Preceding Organiza-
ton of the Diocese" Rev. E. S. Peake.
Missionary Work After the Organiza-
d. D.
Bishop Whipple and Laying Founda-
uons,' Rev ]. Dobbin, D. D.
bishop Gilbert and Later Develop
ments," Rev. c. A. Poole, D. D.
At the evening meeting Bishop Whipple
Will be the speaker.
A lecture on Christian Socialism will
be given this evening at the Church Of
the Good Shepherd, by Rev. William c.
Pope 1t is the fourth of a series Of lee
lures to the people, which are being de-
livered in that church.
The ladies of the East PRESBYTERIAN
church are planning a lawn social to be
given at the residence of w. H Cook.
1OO9 Fauquier street, Thursday evening
The German-American Veterans asso-
citation VIII hold its annual memorial SER
vices today at 10 a. m, in the German
Presbyterian church, corner Pleasant
avenue and Ramsey street All veterans.
sons of veterans. and Women's Relief
corps are invited to attend. Seats will
be reserved for them.
Rev. William Oehler, of the German
Peoples church, will deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon for the graduating class
of the Humboldt high school next Sun
day evening.
The following st. Anthony hill churches
will unite their Sunday evening services
during June, July and August: Park
Congregational. Woodland Park Baptist.
First Presbyterian, First Methodist Day
ton Avenue Presbyterian. and after June
II, the Christian church. The first Of
these services will be held at the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church this even
ing at o'clock. The sermon win be
preached by Rev w. w. Everts.
The service for children announced
two weeks ago at st. Marks, Highwood,
was postponed on account of the Illness
OF the conductor of the service. 1t VIII
take place this afternoon at 3 p. m. Chill
uren in the nelghDOrhOOd cordially in
Vited. Sunday is known in Episcopal
circles as "Whitsunday." or Pentecost.
the birthday Of the Catholic church.
founded in Jerusalem. The event is cele-
brated with special sermons and euchar-
lists throughout the Anglican episcopate.
SsS
The Universalist Church Of the Messiah
has changed the hour Of service to 1880
p. m, commencing Sunday, June 3.
Having returned from his short vaca-
tion, Rev. c. D. Andrews will occupy
the pulpit at Christ church this Whit
sunday, morning and evening. All strang-
ers are cordially welcomed and shown
to comfortable seats by courteous ushers.
ers.
The St. Paul and Minneapolis Christian
EndeavOr unions have arranged for an
evening excursion to Minnetonka and
steamboat trip around the lake for Mon
day, June II. The train will leave the
Union depot, st. Paul. at $40 p. m, and
return at 11:40 p. m, and music will be
furnished by the First Regiment band.
The tickets can be had at the local En-
deavOr societies, or will be furnished on
application to J. E. Frisby. 1S4 East
Fourth street, or H A. Pashley. 403 Ryan
Annex.