The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28

CENTR AL MISSION CONFERENCE or
NORTHWESTERN ENGLISH LU-
THERAN SYNOD
SAINTS DAY THIS SUNDAY
st. Simon and st. jude Will BE CeIe-
brated in the Local PuIpits-
-. Services for Prison
Sunday.


: Services for Prison
Sunday.
At Duluth, Aug. so and 81. viii be held
the first meeting of the Central Mission
conference of the English Lutheran
Synod Of the Northwest The gathering
viii take place at st. Johns Evangel. cal
Lutheran church in that city. and will be
an important event Ministers of the
faith from ST. Paul and other cities of
the Northwest viii be in attendance. Dur
ing the progress of the meeting the fol-
lowing programme will be carried out:
Tuesday, 2sp. u.-'"The German Refor-
nation and Missions" Rev. G.. H Ira
lbera, D. D.. minneapolis; Loyalty to the
Spirit Of the Reformation Rev. S. w.
kuhns, Duluth.
(, tuesday, p. m.-Divine service with
Inoiy communion; sermon by Rev. j. A.
lLeas, Red Wing.
| "Wednesday, $50 a. m.-Business; reports
Need Rev fired Ramsey, Minneapo-
sion Methods of Our Church" Rev. A. c.
Peterson, River Falls, Wis. benefit Of
missionary Work to a Denomination"
- Rev. A {. Carly, La Crosse; The Mis-
North St Paul
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.-"The Missionary
81 u.
Paul; "A Resume of Mission Work in
1.-THE Northwest, Rev. A. J. d. Haupt, st.
Ffesident-Rev. J. A. Leas. Red Wing.
Secretary and Treasurer-G. l.. Wars
tier, St. Paul.
Rev. J. A, Leas, of Red Wing, is presi-
tent Of the conference, and e. L. War
stIer, St. Paul, secretary and treasurer.
Thursday next will be "An Saints Day"
q festival very dear to the hearts of
f n-I fGl1O in
of all holidays in the church calendar.
The known and unknown saints are re-
other devotions of the church. Memo
rails erected to the departed are dedicated
upon this festival and set apart for holy
The Episcopal churches will commence
rate the day with the rest of Catholic
ehrlstendom with celebrations of the holy
ehurch, Dayton's bluff, there will be
FNenlng prayer and special sermon at 8
p. m.
A sewing class for girls and a physical
future class for boys will meet hereafter
very Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at Holy
Faith Fair. Mission; Post Siding. Miss LIE
lnarge OF both classes. Membership is
fot confined to the mission children Any
PoT or girl will be made welcome.
Today will be observed in all the Epis,
opal churches as IS. S. Simon and
uue IL Is very seldom IhaL double
estival falls upon Sunday. Special
ermons and celebrations Of the holy
ucharist will commemorate the event.
The 20oth regular meeting of the Min
esota Congregational club will be held
OmOrrOW evening at Guaranty reStau-
ant, Minneapolis, at o'clock. a dinner
III be served, and the following pro-
ramme. bearing on the municipal ad-
nn4StraGon and the proposed Minneap-
lis charter, with a general discussion on
ha oar riead r,1,t.
The Charter From the Standpoint of
he Observation-Disclosures Henderson,
resident of the Minneapolis charter COM
Of the Business Man-Walter A. Egg
Rton, member of the Minneapolis charter
om~GisSjon.
OF. tae Lawyer-Newton f. Hawley,
scretary of the Minneapolis charter
admission of 1S97-1S99
St PauIs Joseph j.
sfCardy, city comptroller of St Paul
AZ the annual meeting in May the by
VS. We're SO amended as to provide for
meetings each year, at dates to be
xed by the executive committee The
ext (t orefathers day. meeting will be
eld at ST. Paul. Dee. III. President
orthrop viii be the speaker Other
ceilings of the current season viii prob
ply be held on the fourth Monday of
Rnuary, February and March, with the
sual outing in May.
"A Construction of the Bible" will be
ne subject of the first of Rabbi Rypins'
res OF Sunday lectures. These lectures
III 5n oe gwen on the second and fourth
indays of each month at the temple.
innesota and Tenth streets.
Rev e. o. Smith. of Cleveland. O..
III preach a the Woodlawn Park Ban
st church to day, both at the morning
i ID evening services e He will also Of
large of the prayer meeting Wednes-
~ evening.
AT the Atlantic C4o,,-rooo+.o to-,
us evening, Mr. Henry Irving, will he
e sQlist He win render the following
BE Thou FaithfuT'-Mendlssob
'RecessionaF'-kipling De KoYin,
DR.. E. R. Jellison, who has just re-
LIS spent the past eleven wears will
'eak with DR.. Smith at a PLATFORM
Getting to be, held at the Peoples
IN, What viii Become Of China Chi at %
The Young PEOPLES Society Of the
sopL cb5rc chuT 15 wi will give social in
~ 2 from to II o'clock
Because Of the meeting of the confer
'Ge ~ a. DuIi ~ the meetings Of the class
the mld-woek services at the Me-
Nlal Lutheran church will he post
ned until Thursday evening. The dea-
mess class will be herd on Frid.1n
enlhg at the pastors residence Tho
lslca! services, so popular a few wears
next at 8.
the church. corner of Burr and yar1,
VIII he held regular Engliet
ttheran services on this afternoon al 4
LOCK Inese services are in charge of
VS.. Frank T.. Jensen and c. L. W9rsf-
he lecture by Rev. John Sinclair o,
Fasslcn Play, announced for last
mdaY' VIII be delivered tomorrow
1ninS at the j irst Presbyterian church
eceuHl% the lecture a choice musical
)Srainine mas been arranged; Including
roAoWlnG vocaliStS: Miss Julia Nj
novan, contraito, a new a0ujsition w.
good SINGERS; Miss Winnifred Retz
S. SIgne DAZZLE Miss Faith Martin and
s. George Martin. in quartette MN
$ MISS Bessie GOdkin will render +ha
on Accomplishments and prelEla
he Ladies Aid Society of tho rrpi-
SHY Avenue Congregational church
tSlNe an oyster supper Tuesday. e1Jnn
-, at tne nome of Mr.. and Mrs w r
wess. Sn Charles street. w. l.
CHURCH NOTES.
hurch of St John the Evangelist
rtiand avenue and Kent street Rev
eodore SedgMick, rector Earlv-ceIe.
ton, a. m; morning service and
mon, II a. M; evening service and
-noh t.Jo a. M; Sunday school, 12:30