The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-13
3. Y. P. y. BANQUET
Dinner and Annual MeetInq Held at St

Dinner and Annual Meeting Held at st.
James Letet. -
The Bartise Young Peoples Union, of the
minneapolis association, formed happy com
ming by holding it's annual meeting and banquet
at the st. James Hotel. After the dinner sew
enty delegates from the young peoples socie-
ties OF the Baptist churches of the city elected
o1ncers and listened to speeches from the several
department superintendents, who outlined their
Worw for the ensuing year. This union, which
has been recently revived, has gained new en-
thusiasm from every meeting, and this last gath
er1ng speaks well for its future success This
union has no desire to enter the field already oc
cupied by existing Organizations but rather TO
eae young people Of the various Baptist
ana make more efficient their common work
Inc oIneers President, H. w. White; vice
PRESIDENTS p,. George B. Darling, E. W. French,
larry Kice; secretary, Miss Shields treasurer
y: L. Wyant District Superintendents-Junio
Mrs. +. Il. Smith; social, F. 81 Abernethy: mis-
slonary' Miss Anna Phillyss; education, Rev. W.
h. DaWley; evangelistic, Rev. G. H. Gamble.
Children's Day.
me order Of the service at the children's day
viii be- as foows sn9osea strnaa SOM at
Sunlight" school; call to worship, superintenn,
afRt an ohs seh2G s ass E
fred Thompson on and Roy Maxaed; ohildrens
primary ss
man; violin solo, Joseph Griffith; motion exer.
Sssd School to 1sa nsa sns VII %ilDu US
Fsazs ess owl s4s the M Bae Edward
solo, Dream Of Paradise Professor George 3.
eass er osn tee c M
song Everlasting Arms school; recitation alton
olive ,Esrle; offering; quartet, e"Ashamed Of
benedtction; orchestra.
The orchestra of the First Presbyterian church
the following musical numbers at the evening
service tomorrow: The Priests March, Men
d a Parting Song" Messler; aida
The Sunday evening service at Calvary Baptist
church will be turned over to the Sunday school.
the occasion Ca being the graduation exercises Of
class 'O3 from the primary department to the
arranged, which viii be we'll worth listening e to-
commencing at O'clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to all friends to be present
At the .Hennepin Avenue Methodist church at
beautiful service and the graduates will be pre-
scented with Bibles and diplomas graduating
tisms and music viii make the hour one Of great
interest. Mrs. Pearl Benha1n- Kaign Of New York
viii sing 7a the onfertory and Mrs; Leslie child
song. The evening service will be one Of music
worship. with sermon.
At the prayer meeting Of the First Methodist
that Rev. Dr.. william Love, the pastor, repeat
tho address on John Wesley which he delivered
before the Epworth League short time ago.
It will be given in the First Congregational
church at $3.50 p. m. Sunday.
The morning service at Westminster church
win open with 1.-THE Wilderness a beautiful
anthem by Goss. Mrs. w. N. Porteous, Mr..
Morris and Mr.. Madeira will sing "Thy Way.
Mr.. Madeira will sing solo the music for
which has been arranged by himself using the
words Of Jesus, / Ny Cross Have Taken .
Other numbers in the evening are as follows:
Organ, "Hommage Haydn Calkin; anthem,
'.venite," Vogrich; unaccompanied quartet,
Christ Is Knocking at Ny Sad Heart" Otis :
The Gideons, an association OF Christian tray-
cling men. will have charge of the services at
Riverside chanel Sunday, evening -