The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-27
AID FOREIGN MISSIONS
S4sHI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF
ST. PAUL DIS
TRICF
INNOVATION IN SERVICES
Instead of the Usual Evening Ser
vice There VIII Be a Sacred
Concert at First Meth
Odist Church.
INNOVATION IN SERVICES

The semi-annual conference OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
the NJ. E. Church, st. Paul district. will
be held Thursday May 81. at Newport,
MINI. The programme Of the conference
is as follows:
Devotional service.
Appointment of committees.
Report of district treasurer. Mrs. II. S.
Young.
Report of district corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. NJ. J. Atkins.
An hour among the auXiliaries, con-
Quoted by Mrs. d. s. b. Johnston.
District library. Mrs. A. Turner.
Discussion led by Mrs. Cowen and Mrs.
Our Little Mite Boxes" Mrs. c. N.
Woodward.
NOontide prayer.
Our literature
-Womans Missionary Friend" Mrs.
Johnston.
"Children's Missionary Friend" Mrs.
T. Hambly.
Branch quarterly review.
Reading of minutes.
Adjournment for basket lunch.
AFTERNOON.
Devotional service, Mrs s. L. Shepherd.
Missionary letter from China.
"f1cuneniCal Conference ImpresS ionS, "
Mrs. ID. b. Gardner.
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Missionary letter from Japan.
'Tfdings From General Conference"
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Missionary letter from India.
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Collection. Reports of committees
Reading of minutes.
Adj6ut nment.
The trustees of the Dayton Avenue
Pre- sbyterian church held their first me ct
ing Friday night since the annual cleo
ton and organized as follows Presi-
dent, George j. Grant; vice president,
Il (NIs,YN FfeAs. Anr
derwarker; secretary, e. j. Westlake;
chairman of committees, on rrorerty,
George j. Grant; on finance. +. p. Shep-
ard; on pews, f. Nj Prouty.
At the First Methodist church this
evening there will be a sacred concer
instead OF the preaching service. The
Hamline Glee club, urder Inc direction
Of Prof A. Z. Drew, will render Io-
ren's cantata, entitled The Easter
Evangel." This service has been much
by the Hamline singers. There are about
thirty voices in the club. The soioiats
are: Bassos, Messrs. Snodgrass, hua-
nitz and Pease; tenors, Mr.. Whitconb
Coffin and Minnie Giila; altos, Nj ze5
Verna Cole. Lottie Stoekdih and Nellie
Hall.
St Peter Ciaver's will be the scene OF
special services this morning. when i
class of adults will receive the saci o.
ment of baptism. Solemn high mass viii
be said Father Printon celebrant, Father
Clary deacon and Father Riordan sub
deacon. Father LAWYER will deliver the
discourse Father Heffron, of st. Pau
seminary win confer the sacrament of
baptism.
George C. Cochran, Ii. D.. will Geiv-
eT the third of the course OF lectures 10
the people at the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Twelfth and Cedar street, to-
morrow evening: Subject, Light Be
yord Our Light"
The members of the English Lutheran
Church OF the Redeemer rendered re-
ception to their pastor, Rev. II. Haserodt
and his wife at the residence of Miss
BjorDstad, on Aurora avenue, last We'd
nesday evening. An unusually lar2e
crowd attended. The home was elabor-
ately decora ted with roses, snowballs and
other flowers Musical selections were
| rendered by Miss Biernstad Mrs. c. f;
Lothman, Rev. Haserodt and Fred
Wilcken. Refreshments were served III
the dining room by Miss BJornstad. Miss
Ida Hess, Miss Lothman and Mrs. Oh
son.