The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03
IN TIE CITY CHURCHES

At ST. Paul's Church, Ninth and OLIVE
streets, SeptuageSima Sunday VIII pc op-
served with special services including
memorial service for the late Queen VIC
toria at which special music will be rend-
ell ed by the full vested choir. The eulogy
will be delivered by Rev. I. w. MacLean,
of st. Marks church, Minneapolis. Ihe
services include holy communion at a.
M, Sunday school at $3.50 a. m, morning
prayer at TO-: 80 and choral celebration or
the holy communion with sermon by the
pastor in charge, Rev. j. b. Haslan, at
IL a. m. The services will be under the
auspices of the Actors Church Alliance OF
America.
Feb. II, Rev Henry NJ. Morey,
OF Ypsilanti, Mich, will commence
a series if special meetings at
the Dayton Avenue PRESBYTERIAN AN
church, corner of Dayton ana
working at Greenvi!le'. O.
The Aid Society of the Memorial Lu
theran Church will hold its next meeting
at Mrs. H Stockenstrom's SAB Dayton
avenue, on Thursday, Feb: Z, owing to
the pastors absence on Wednesday at
the River Falls conference.
The Minnesota Congregational club has
published a neat volume giving the by
laws list Of members and officers OF the
club, and a full list of the topics dis
cussed at the meetings since its organ1za-
ton in 1875 The list of orators and stu
OF
of the most distinguished men of the lime,
without regard to their church affilia-
tions.
At st. Philips mission, Aurora avenue
and Mackubin street, the feast OF the
publication of the Blessed Virgin Mary
will be observed, in the octave, with
candlemas service, this evening at
7:S0 o'clock. All the congregation can get
candles at the church for small lee.
There will be a procession Of lights py
the choir and twenty girls, who Will De
arrayed in white and wells.
An organ recital will be given at st.
Philip's mission Monday evening, FEB.
II. at s o'clock sharp, under the direction
of Mrs. A. V. Hartman. Three prominent
organists of the Episcopal church have
been invited to play. The programme VII
be augmented by the generous assistance
of the three leading Afro-American Vo-
calists of the city: Mrs. Ada May CraW-
ford. minor contralto, selected; Mr.. 5.
F. Walker, tenor The Holy 9.ty, CITY; MI +;
A. ]. French Jr., basso, The Palms"
A silver offering will be asked for the
benefit of the choir funds. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The congregation of the United Evan
gelical church have almost completed
their new church edifice, Mississippi and
Thirteenth streets. Services will be held
they were unable to complete their audi
forum, the services will be conducted
In the sunday school room OF the churGn
by the pastor, Rev. H. Borchardt. The
Jervices will be conducted in the German
language. All those who are interested
Ire cordially invited to attend.
A service with sermon will be held by
Rev G. H. Ten Brock of St. Mary's
church, in Masonic hall, Hamline, at 4:15
O'Clock, this afternoon. Sunday school at
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor will conduct the services
this evening in the Congregational
church. Clinton Norton, of Minneapolis,
will address the meeting.
Rev. H. B. Sheehan, the new pastor of
rived yesterday with his family from
Salt Lake City. where for the past ten
years he las been pastor of the First
Baptist church.
Candlemas day was observed in the
Catholic churches yesterday, the faithful
bringing candles to be blessed for tie
coming year. Archbishop Ireland bless
ed the candles a a solemn high mass yes
teTday at the Cathedral
a general parish so cial for the men of
st. Clements church will be held in the
guild room Wednesday evening, Feb. g,
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Clements
Church will give a silver tea at the homo
OF Mrs. r. H. Walker, 767 Osceoia ave-
nue., Wednesday,, to p. M, Feb 3, for
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