The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-13
PULPIT AND
BAPTISTS WILL
HAVE BANQUET
III WILL BE HELD NEXT WEDNEs-
DAY EVENING.
DR.. w. II. Geistweit, Formerly of Min
neapolis, Now of Chicago, Will De-
liver the Principal Address, Re-
ception Will Precede the Banquet.

minneapolis Baptists have arranged fol
the second Baptist banquet of the season
at the First church, Wednesday evening
| under the auspices of the Minneapolis
Baptist Union and the Baptist Young
Peoples union. The supper, to be served
by the women of the First church, will be
preceded by reception from to 6:4s
p. m.
Following the supper several matters Of
denominational interest will be presented
by OFFICERS Of the union leading up te
the event of the evening, an address by
DR.. w. II. Geistweit Of Chicago. DR.
Ge1stWe1t, former pastor Of Minneapo-
lis, is more generally known as the edi-
tor of The Baptist Young Peoples Union
He stands to-day as leader in the de-
nomination and is eminently fitted tc
honor the occasion.
From the interest already manifested in
this meeting, those who have the matter
In charge believe it will be the largest
gathering Of the kind ever held in the
city by the Baptist denomination.
CHURCH NOTES.
l. The Woman's Association of the Church of the
Redeemer will meet Wednesday at D. m. with
Miss Fanny Holmes, 6l5 Eighth street S.
AT the Thirteenth. Avenue NJ. g. church male
s%d Of Messrs CLARK Walker
1.-THE Christlike Life.'
:, Ms Alberta Fisher will sing o'Kanes "My
rS Sunday evening at the First
THE Hymn of the Homeland % -. -
The Gde9ns viii have charge Of the meeting at
pan car TO twentieth avenue S. The meeting at
Volunteers hall Saturday evening will be in
charge Of the Gideons. :. = D. "
abraham Lincoln will be the subject of the
Sunday night lecture at the Church of the Re-
deemer by Rev. NJ. D. Shutter. The choir will
give program Of patriotic music and Mrs. Maud
n osf jules Will sing line Star spansled Ban
The special meetings at Bethlehem Presbyte.
rian church have been very interesting. DR.. A. B.
Marshall, D.. D.. has given strong, searching SER
week the pastor and Rev. w. S. Ward of River
side chapel will preach. Services being held each
evening except Saturday.
mortal Presby terrain church Feb. 81 will preach
the first of two Sunday evening sermons to young
Young Man. ::The IDEAL Young woman." iof lie
WIZ VIII begin Feb: % series of five Sunday NOR
God - 80 =
series OF special meetings will begin at the
Forest ptns RReights Methodist church Monday eve
Fl the first week. A chorus choir will lead the
singing and Rev. J. II. Cudlipp, the pastor, will
have charge of the after service. Song service
at L:4o; sermon at s o'clock. =
At the Hennepin Avenue church at 1880 a. m.
for offe,rtory the choir will sing Fear Not,
o Israel by spieker. At 7:45. the Pentecostai
duent and clear teacher, Rev B. Carradine. will
preach the closing sermon of a series of meet
ings. -~
Lincoln memorial service will be held at Peo-
pies church, Masonic Temple Sunday at IL a.
N; G; l.: Morrill, will speak on Abraham Lin
con'' Nina Louise Bio ckburn will recite ''Oid
own United States" by Edwards. LIN hncoln 3
Gettysburg Speech will be read. The DAM
orchestra will play American Airs "Cavalleria
Rusticana." by Mascagni. and '''Hearts and Flow
ers'' by Tobani: Theatrical people, hotel tran
s1ents and downtown goers especially invited
to attend. ''v --.. .~''-r.
AT, Wesley Methodist church Sunday evening a
most notable Lincoln memorial service will be
held. Governor S. r. Van SAINT will speak, also
Mayor Haynes, and Frank NJ. Nye. 4 most at
music for the day: Morning-Prelude, COMMIT
mon: Callaerts; anthem .'The King Of Love, -
S shelley oftertoryi tenor solo and quartet ar
anthem; Awake Up, Ny Glory Chadwick. Eve
nning-preude, professional Gerand: quartet
Boys OF the Old Brigade; offertory, '.Star
Spangled Banner" Miss Runge; quartet, '"Tent-
Ing Tonight; postlude, America"
Rey. Edward Judson,. D.. D. will preach for
Ad9nlram Judson, one Of the earlier missionaries
to Burmah. who left tits country in 1912 trans
lated tl< Bible into Burmese in 1885 and 1852
published a Burmese and English dictionary.
He inherits his fathers deep religious princi-
pies and indomtable will, and is one of the no.
tent influences In the Baptist denomination. He
IS a graduate OF Brown university. and was Or
portant pastorates and given much service to edu-
cational work. Thru his efforts the Adoniram
Judson Institutional church Of new York was
bu1lt. He has recently accepted professorship
In the divinity school of, the University Of Chi
cage, but still retains supervision of the New
York church.