The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-05
CHURCH AFFAIRS

Friday evening, Feb. H. is the day set
nv the Endeavorers Of tho First Congre-I
gational church for their chicken pie sup
per. to be held In the church parlors. Sup
per will be served at 6 o'clock. Elaborate
preparations have been made for this
event |
Next Sunday will be Endeavor Sunday
at Andrew Presbyterian church, and the
Southeast societies will unite for. a sery-
ice at els p. M, closing In time to at
tend evening meeting at the nome
churches. George l.. Hampstead. chairman
Of the City Lookout COMMITTEES, Will
lead the meeting.
An unusual service has been held by the
First Congregational church, whereby G.
A. Moore was received into the MEMBER
ship of that church. The service was held
In his home last week on account OF his
illness. An expression OF love and Fellow
ship was made last Thursday evening IN
unanimous vote Of the people present,
the promises Of the church covenant
being in this manner extended to him.
The Unity club Of the First Conerega-
tiontl church held thimble bee at the
home of Mrs. Washburn, 3f9 Fifth street
| Sc, Tuesday afternoon at $3.50.
Rev. f. w. Shurtleff Of the First Con-
4 gregational church reports that there have
i been more cases of severe Illness on the
! East Side during the last six weeks than
at any other time in the present passionate.
| Inc FTSC SOllSteSdtlOIldl CAiuA CAi ~
-deavorers will spend this evening st the
home of Miss Ruth West, 1914 Sixth
street Sc. The young ladies will make
handkerchiefs from until o'clock. This
will be their last meeting before the
chicken pie supper and sale. At o'clock
the young men will come for social hour:
i A reception was given last Saturday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
) James McMullen, COL Fourth street Sc, by
} the Social club of All Souls church. There
were about fifty present, the young folks
playing cinch, pit and finch. Refresh
'ments were served. The hostess was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Foss. ~.
+ An invitation has been extended to the
{ young people of Trinity M. E. church
with their pastor, to conduct the service a
ST. James Mission, Washington and Thirt
, avenues S, some evening soon. 1t wa
also requested that the orchestra be pres
ent and furnish music.
:. The monthly social afternoon given b.
| the L. A. S. Of Trinity church was hel.
at the home Of Mrs. F. L. Palmer, 2611 Poll
street, on Wednesday afternoon. Their
| were gOodly number Of members out, be
sides some twenty ladies who were strang
ers All enjoyed the program which wa
rendered for their entertainment, afte
which the committee served daint
tIlunch.
IL A New England supper will be served a
the church parlors of Trinity M. r. churc
in Northeast Minneapolis on Washington
- Birthday, Feb. 20. Ladies are being re
a quested to exercise their Leap Year priv
= ileges on this occasion and secure the al
tendance OF the gentlemen.
There will be a big temperance rail-
next Sunday evening at the open DOC
- Congregational church. Thirteenth avenr
y NE and Jefferson street, Sunday evening
D Feb. 7, at 1880 o'clock. Among the speal
ers who are expected to be present a.
:. Rev. C. NJ Stocking and w. G. Calde
. wood of this city, Rev. George T. Wei
and G. H. Hazard Of st. Paul, and Re
y c. 3. Ellis, G. G. T., Of Hawley, Min
This meeting is to be given under tt
auspices Of the Good Templars of the tw
cities.
The Political Equality club Of this eli
! will attend All Souls Universalist ehurt
I next Sunday morning. Rev. A. n. Alco1
the pastor,sSsBil address the club on IL
imam Abbott's Views on Woman's su
4 frage."
Dr. A. J. Frost will speak next Frid
evening in the Olivet Baptist church
- ''The Grand Canon of the Colorado" T
lecture will be given under the ausplc
of the Christian EndeaVor. DR.. Frost
a. vivid and interesting lecturer, and tt
lecture has been pronounced one OF
2 best.
Rev. J. F. Dolphin Of st. Lawrence's ps
ish. spoke before the University Catho
association Sunday afternoon upon u
M fidelity as Standard of Morality
lN A very impressive meeting was held
the First Congregational church last ST
- day evening in the interest of the Studt
q Volunteer movement. Miss Ruth. Paxt
and Paul H. Corbin Of Oberlin, who Is
r ready pledged to foreign mission work, 9
will leave for China next August,
n dressed the meeting and much inter
~ was manifested. Miss Paxton is an es
HG cially effective speaker.
~ The all-day prayer meeting OF Mime;
f. oils presbytery was held at Andrew Pr
~ byteran church last Thursday. Reports
AN the work in different mission staff
~ were given and addresses by Mrs. LIE
8 a and Mrs. M. B. Lee were listened to "
~ interest. In the afternoon Rev. Mr..
6e Derhas and Mrs. Leck of Korea, sp
upon mission work.
- A congregational meeting has b
~ called at Andrew Presbyterian church
NJ next Tuesday evening to consider
w question OF calling new pastor.