The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
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The closing meeting of the Ralph Conner
slu6 Of Gra zee, church for the year
2e4o Fremont avenue s, wednesday evening: O..
s. Cairns read a paper. on THE Panama Ques-
Congdou,, vice president, and S. Boyd-Fry. secre-
The topic of sermon and music at the Hennepin
Avenue Methodist church at 1890 a. M. is
Strong and Rich Sons and Daughters Of the
Tie pulpit, at Plymouth church will be occupied
erp o{ aey eor II
Esnsots as Rev Dr. aaSek i in St. Louis
haSe ehasre 60 Of the services
at the Trinity N. o. church. Taylor street and
oen car aE to sqR %egtg at
The meeting at the Volunteers hall Saturday
ev The F S iP oe ~ Christian the o
Church of the Redeemer will meet in the young
RsSpe M st. es9 The topic
union meeting OF the women OF the. Uni
yersalist churches Of the twin cities will be
evening May 10. Rev. William a. Mcolauain
D. D., northwestern superintendent Of churches,
Work Of the universa ite ch Un
ture on s:Yellowstone Park, at the Church Of
benet Of the y G. g. The lecture Will be
beautifully illustrated with the very best stere-
opticon views.
Friday evening, May 10, the Young Peoples
Christian union Of the twin cities will hold q
rally social at the Church Of the Redeemer.
Church Of the. Redeemer went to GRAFTON. N.
D., to lecture last evening before the educa-
viii attend the regular meeting Of the ma,
church il New York city, and VII speak ];
&. L. Morrill, viii be up to the times and
pies church, Masonic Temple, Sunday at II a.
| m. The Danz orchestra from the metropolitan
theater whose artistic and finished work is
Charaet eristic; THE butterfly BY ,Rendix;
Evening star" ,, ,,Tannhauser,' By Wagner 8 =:
suppe: ": l.. Harris. who is interested In
Mr.. Morrill's work, has volunteered to make q
Of what e
IS offered theatrical people, especially those S
Wheh Mr.. Morrill, IS Chaplain Transients and
nonchurch-goers are urged to attend.
will make an address at $3.50 p, m. Sunday i
the First Methodist church, on ''The Saloon, tn
Edwin r. Dow LII. D., of Chicago, who de
livered mastery address at the commencement
exercises Of the Northwestern Bible and Mission
airy Training school, in the First Baptist church
preaching at the Berean branch, 1920 Contra
hera sunday NJ
Much interest is being taken at the Portlan,
trated stereopticon lectures on "Bunyan's 'Pal
grm's Progress" Sunday evenings, by the pas
tor, R. W. Abberley. The second lecture vii
be given tomorrow evening. ~
The Linden Hills and Cottage City FELLOWSHIP
club for men will study the, proposed new cit
charter Tuesday evening with Attorney F. M
4 Nye and Former Mayor James Gray. ~
/ Rev. G. s. Rollins will begin a series Of talk
to young. people at the Park Avenue Congregation
al church Sunday evening. The subjects: Ma
s. religion and Manliness'; May is, esReligto
and Culture May %, Religion and Amuse
ment'' May %, Grand Army Camp Fire.
Quartet and chorus choir :, .
g.. A special musical service will be given Sunda
| evening at the Park Avenue Congregations
church under the direction Of Mrs. Mertie Towle
Briggs. -. b.
> Kew. DR.. A. B. Marshall Of the First Presby
terrain church, in his first series of sermons %
> Gods Candles" will speak te-morrow evenin
. The students Of 0berlin are planning to hen
4 this address on the life and character of thei
The Twin City Swedish Lutheran Pastors a.
: ISOLATION holds it's monthly meeting Monday a
10 m, at the home of Rev DR.. G. J. Petr
e Rev. %. A. Nelson will read a papec on eth
: Limits of Theological knowledge" (:
The confirmation classes of 1904 has decide
: to give memorial window to the Augllstan
i Lutheran church. Confirmation will be held 1
the church Sunday morning, May To-