The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11
EAST SIDE CHURCHES

Misses Braun and schacht and
Messrs. Jayne and Norton have been
secured as the choir for the FIRST
Congregational church.
An all-day sewing bee was held in
the church rarlors last Tuesday by
the ladies Benevolent society of the
First Congrega tional church. Lunch
was served at noon. The ladies We're
all gagged in preparations for the
annual eshristnlas~sale, to be held at
the church parlors on the afternoon
and evening of Tuesday, Dec. Is. All
sorts of fancy articles will be sold,
and a candy boothssMill be feature.
Lunches will be sggaf.Yed in the after
noon. aSks.s
AT the. annual. Mseting5 Of the. First
church, last evening,
it, was Sreeo m mend ed ~ n that. { Rev
Ernest vVai;blli;t N y hlirtleff, the pres
entlspast to rot .ol,f he church, bere55s
be9Sp fesentef to the i First EongTeg
.tio1laI gspctstS AS hielrt meets el,5s:thes
last Tues day II II December; When < the
reeonm endatioTl, VIII s be. formally
q cted asa.S 3 Is j.. Ware was elected
clerk Of theIchurth; f. o. French
was reelected sf1easurer,. and "A. e.
t Haynes and g. r, Riekard were chosen
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
| iAethodist church, Fifth street and
Ninth avenue Sc. commenced their
annual Christmas bazaar in the
church parlors to-day. In the booths
were dolls aprons, handkerchiefs,
pillows, fancy bags, conforters, hand
| decorated china. etc. a feature OF
| tom orroWI morning will be the spe-
cial sale, in the home-cooking booth,
of Va
! plum pudding pies and cake.
| In connection, with the Christmas
bazaar, a New England t.nner will
| be served in the new dining-room,
from 6 to o'clock this evening.
Anew paper is to make it's appear
ancel on the East Side after the holf-
/ days. This time it is a paper to aa
| published in the, interest Of the First
I Congregational church. by the Boys
club. The youthful editors will be
William Thomas, Edwin Keyes and
I Dean Martin.
| "A very successful and charming
Christmas sale Of home made holiday
+ novelties and useful articles was held
! last Tuesday afternoon and evening
by the ladies of the Open Door. Con-
gregational church in the church. par
lors, Thirteenth avenue and Jefferson
Estreet NE. The church was prettily
| decorated, and in the evening lively
| and entertaining program added to the
pleasure of the occasion. The sale
/ was quite q success financially. =.
I A thfmble bee for the ladies. of the
:Econgregation at Holy Trinity Episcopa
/ church will be held next Wed nesday
Mrs. .Neubert, $50 Fourth street Sc.
/ Yesterday and o-day the ladies o.
the Como ANenue Congregations
church held a bazaar in the paper
store of Eutchinss & Brothers,. -Four,
teenth avenue Sc ihe bazaar was 3
! very successful one, and the ladie:
Melted a handsome ssum for their eff:
forts. ~. So
t. The adjourned annual meeting Of
the Como Avenue. Congregations
4 church will be held next THURSDAY
feyening at the residence Of James r
I E1well. 945 Fourteenth, avenue sSF.s :
4 Picnic supper viii be served and the
reports of the various officers Of the
Iehurehgz and its yaripus societies viii
4 sbsaEecss we'd.
The ladies ofssssH:4 Iawrenceis echurcl
\ WiilsgiVe one of their famous chicken
i pieEsuppers at g. O'Clock, Tuesday. Dec
is, in the Parish hall on Twelfth ave:
ME between Seventh and. Eightl
].streets< Sc. Beginning in the after
I noon OF the same day they will con
duet a. Christmas sale Of fancy ant
i useful articles.
At the meeting Of the Sunday schoo
board of Trinity Methodist church
Monday evening, the following officer
were elected for the ensuing, year
4 superintendent f. M. Sage: first Is,
sistant. FL. Palmer: second assistant
DR.. ii. D. NeW1lirk: secretary3. Mis-
= Agnes Johnson treasurer. Mrs II: p
Chapman: librarian, Charles w. Gray
organist. Mrs Jay Lawrence. III
secretary and librarian were INSTRUCTED
to select their own assistants. Tn
primary department superintendent
selected was Mrs. w. F.. Pratt. WHO re
l,ceived instructions to: select thezssec
rotary for her department.
The; third in the, series of reception
given during the season by the IN EN-
bers of All Souls iUnjversalist churcl
will be given fortnight 81: the cllurcl
parlors. Those members of the churcl
whose names begin with III. i, J and I
will receive. Dean Pattee Mil CIV
an address ON Respect for Law:
Next Tuesday afternoon and even
. ing the annual Christmas bazaar Q
the ladies Of the First Congregati ona
churchIwill be held in the church par
| lors Many Of the former members Q
the church have sent handkerchief
and aprons and other remembrance
for this occasion: There will be ia ole
devoted to Cakes. i candies, dresse
; dolls and all sorts ofj4suitab BILE Christ
mas gifts. Luncheon will be serve
!, late in the afternoon: E~s @'s !,