The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
FOR SOCIAL PURITY
MRS. MABEL L. CONKLIN TO HEAD
A LOCAL CRUSADE THIS
WEEK
SERIES OF ELEVEN MEETINGS

They Will Be Held In Various Parts
of the City, Beginning This Morn
ing at the Chapel of Hamline
Churches-
Mrs. Mabel L. Conklin, the distinguish
ed w. c. T. U. lecturer, will speak three
times in this city today, as follows: Al
the Hamline College chapel, 10 a. M; at
the Y. M. G. A. rooms, for men only, on
1.-THE New Chivalry," at p m, and at
the Peoples church, on That Boy OF
Yours at 7:45 p. m. Monday, at p. m,
she will lecture at Plymouth church, to
women only, on "Wifehood and Mother
hood" Other meetings for the week are
as follows:
o7 Monday ag.r "a p m 1, Merriam Park
Tuesday, 7:45 P; NAT Clinton Avenue
and Cure
y, Wednesday, 3 p. mat Hamline, Knox
Presbyterian church, Purity in the
Wednesday,. 7:i5 p. NAT First Bap-
fist church, Social Dangers and Duties"
Thursday, 7:45 p. NAT Central Pres
by terrain ian. church. Pen Portrait of Per-
Friday friday 5;4S ?. M! m;1At ATLANTIC congEe-
Age
SATURDAY., 8 p. mat Y. NJ. c. A. for
years. Topic, Don't, Girls"
The Ladies' Association of Christ
Church will hold a special meeting in the
parish house on Tuesday afternoon,
March 13, at $3.50 o'clock, to consult to-
gether on important business to be pre-
sented by the treasurer of the parish, Mr..
r. 3. Whitacre. The association includes
all the ladies Of the Christ church parish
who are attendants upon the regular
services.
Mrs. D. M. Dyer. president of the par
ish branch of the Womens Auxiliary of
the diocese. has organized a society to
work for the Brock school at Wilder.
MINI. The society holds it's meetings
Wednesday afternoons at 2 O'CLOCK, in the
parlor Of the parish house.
The All Day Sewing Circle of the House
of Hope Church will hold its annual
meeting Tuesday in the church parlors.
The business meeting will begin at l1:30
Mrs. Mcmillan and Mrs Whitridge Will
have charge of the noon luncheon.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the
Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian Churcn
held it's annual meeting in the church
parlors Thursday afternoon. Officers were
elected as follows President, Mrs. r.
Kelly; vice president, Mrs. Mackean; sec =
rotary and treasurer, Mrs. Jennie Wray;
secretary of literature, Mrs Jetty; dele
gates to missionary convention, Mrs.
Frank Moore and Mrs. Jennie Wray
The board Of missions of the Episcopal
church. centralized with it's headquarters
in New York, appeals to the Sunday
school children for an offering of $1O0,0c0
during Lent for foreign and domestic mis-
sions,
ST. Philips mission has in sight now
some 81 100 towards their new church
building. If some one would donate lot
in the vicinity of Rice street, the build
ing could be erected this spring
The Pilgrim Baptist church building
has passed into the control of the North
western Life Insurance company. The
members of the church will meet in the
colored Masonic hall, Fifth and Robert
Rev. D. S. Orner has resigned.
Rev. D. Diamond Mitchell, OF the Good
rich Avenue Presbyterian church, has
announced a double series of sermons for
Sunday mornings and evenings, closing
Easter Sunday. Morning topics will be
under the general head, The Greatest
Things of the Ages" The general even
ing topic will be Power" The morning
theme today will be, ''The Greatest
Falsehood of the Ages" evening, THE
Power Of a Thought" The other sub
tects follow: March IS, THE Greatest
Gift of the Ages" and THE Power of
a Look March Is. The Greatest Battle
of the Ages" and THE Power of
rTroi FOR
of the Ages" and THE Power of
Deed" April S, THE Greatest Tragedy
of the Ages" and THE Power of the
Christian" April IS, 1.-The Greatest Vic
tory of the Ages" and 1.-THE Power CT
God"
A series Of special meetings, to be con-
tinued throughout the week. will begin
at the Philadelphia Baptist church,
Reaney and Cypress streets, this evening,
w H. Travis. the pastor, will be as,
sisted by Rev. William Francis, city mis-
sionary Mr.. Travis will speak this
morning on the theme, when He Saw
Their Faith
A new Christian Endeavor society of
fourteen members has been organized at
Tatum chapel. Midway Heights. a branch
of Olivet Congregational church, by H.
Harry Hoim vice president, Pearl
Hoverly; secretary and treasurer Mrs.
NJ Portesvs; corresponding secretary,
H. Robinson.
Rev. G. il. Mueller will conduct the
MONDAY services at the Chamber Of Com
merce Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week Rev. Henry Dixon
Jones will conduct the services Thursday
and Saturday.
The vestry of the Church of st. John
the Evangelist has accepted the resigna-
ton of Rev. DR.. Dudley W. Rhodes, TO
take effect Immediately after Easter.
The pulpit assignments of the Twin
City English Lutheran pastors for today
are: ST. Johns Mr. Warstler; Memorial,
Rev. F. E. Jensen; Trinity, Rev. A Ram
sey; Salem, Rev. George III. Trabert; ST.
James, Rev. A. ]. d. Haupt.
Rev. A. N. Alcott, pastor of the Uni
versalist Church of the Messiah, will TO-
morrow exchange pulpits with Rev. r. H