The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-02

PILGRIMS EN PASTOR
REV. w. ID. CARTER WILL BE
FORMALLY INSTALLED THIS
AFTERNOON
ST. JOHNS NEW RECTOR, TOO
Rev. Theodore sedgyaclk Will Take
Charge of His New Parish
TOday-News OF the
Churches.
ST. JOHNS NEW RECTOR, TOO

Recognition services will be held at
$50 p. M today to formally install as
pastor of Pilgrim Baptist church. the Rev
w. D. Carter, of Richmond. Mo.
Mr.. Carter is one Of the strong men of
the denomination in the state from
whence he came having been moderator
of the vice presidents of the Missouri
state convention. He is a graduate of
Western college, and comes to us strong
ly recommended by its president
The following programme will be car
ried out, to which all are cordially in
vited:
Corona tion"
"rAll Hail the Power Of Jesus Name
invocation So, ;.;,-;.,;.;; .Rey. w. H. Travis
How Firm Foundation" 49,.
............. Portuguese Hymn.
Scripture Lesson Rev. Whitney
Bethesda Church. Minneapolis.
prayer ...............ReV.. c.. G: Markham
Emmanuel Church
Hymn, Jesus My Cross Have Taken . ,
Charge to the Church. Rev. w. w. Everts
woodland Park Baptist
Charge to Pastor Rev. G. H. Gamble
Hebron Church,.
Greetings 100000. Rev. ]: c.. Anderson
offerings st. James Church
The annual meeting Of the Minnesota
Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to
the General Board of Missions of the
VIII occur Wednesday next, Sept. 5th
IN St Marks church, Minneapolis. at
III O'Clock a. m. Bishop Whipple. Mis-
s;onary Bishop Partridge of Kyoto. ia
pan, and Bishop MiIlspaugh Of Kansas
Will be present to address the meeting
a large missionary meeting will be held
IN the evening Of the same day at 8
o Clock, at which time the three bishops
Rev Theodore Dodrick, recently called
to the church of st. John the EVANGELIST
VIII assume charge of that parish and
preach today.
Mr.. sedgwlck has been for several
years rector of Trinity parish, Williams
town, Mass,, where he has done a great
WORK among the students of Williams
Mr.. Sedgwick is young man, Wig
orous preacher, and great worker, and
81. johns parish is to be congratulated
on having secured him.
The third annual convention of the
state Sp1fItualists' association, which Is
to De held next week, commencing Sept
I, and continuing for three days, will be
that has ever been brought to this state
DR.. j. M. PEBBLES, Of Battle Greek,
Mich, with a world wide reputation, will
deliver two addresses during the conven-
ton. DR.. PEBBLES has been several times
around the world and as a traveller is
very interesting.
Mrs. Carrie r.. S. living, of New York
Is very highly gifted woman with an
excellent command of language. She is
a very fluent speaker with kind and
pleasant disposition
Max Hoffman, of Chicago. ILL., is said
to be one of the most positive and ac-
curate test mediums that has ever been
in the Northwest
q. ". Hates and Mrs. Zadia Brown
Hates, state organizers Eogetner with
other prominent local mediums will take
part in the convention All are invited
The union meeting of ministers and
workingmen will be held this afternoon
at ESQ at the Grand opera house. Father
LAWYER, Rev. A. L. Koeneke Armand
Abrecht and others will address the
meeting.
The people of .Hamline are uniting in a
union service this morning at the Unit
versity chapel Rev. d. Morgan will de-
liver the address on THE Nottingham
and the Church."
The regular qtaftette choir Of the
House of Hope church viii furnish the
musical services next SUNDAY. The selec-
lions are: Morning 81 Will Set His Do
lnil1ion in the Sea, H. w. Parker; 20
Evening. Gloria Ct Iii. in Excelsis, b Cat
Peace, y George F. Hamer.
Harry Killebrew, the famous boy
preacher, will hold meetings at St
James A M. E. church. Fuller and Jay
streets. this morning and evening" and
also Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of the week.