The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-12
CHURCH AFFAIRS

The choir Of Holy Trinity Episcopal
church is preparing the Lenten music. AS
has been the custom at Holy Trinity
for the last three years, the canticles will
be sung to Gregorian chants thru Lent.
For the best effect, many mems voices are
required and it is desired by the organist
and choirmaster, o. B. Bass, that num-
Der OF tenors and basses will connect
themselves with the present choir for the
Lenten season. Apply after Sunday SER
vices. or at his studio, 620A Nicollet ave-
nue., day or evening.
Musical service at Holy Trinity next
Sunday will include the following: g
MORNING SERVICE ....
Professional hymn, 1.-THE God Of Abra-
- 49, nam Praise Jewish Melody
Tails choral service. H.. ,..@|
re ne, aha G,of aa. Robinson
Benedictus from Hodges; service in e. '>n 'ss3
ohertory. "In Heavenly Love Abiding Is =
Chorus with solo by Master Edwin Turnquist.
Hecessional hymn, "Alleuia sohg of Glad
ness 's........-...... ......... .Gcunod
EVENSONG.
professional and occasional same as morning.
ROnum Est. Hodges, in G.
ofertory. Come Weary Pilgrims 'FAfAe'
CoH'e ......... Ferris TOzer
The Y. P. S. c. e. Of the First Congre-
satlonal church will give a chicken pie
per will be served at o'clock, and follow
ing the repast there will be sale of hand
kerchiefs and other fancy articles which
nave been in course Of preparation for
some time by the young ladies'. There will
also be sociable good time during the
evening.
The temperance rally which was to have
been held at the Open Door congregational
church last Sunday evening has been post
poned until Sunday evening, Feb. Il. at
the same place.
The Little Workers. Of Shiloh church
will give a Valentine social at the home of
Miss Susie McLane, 1881 Polk street, next
Tuesday evening. A slight admission fee
will be charged and refreshments will be
served.
Last Wednesday afternoon, the ladies' of
the Thimble Bee and Workers union of
the First Congregational church, met at
the home Of Mrs. H. e. Coleman, 629
Sixth street Sc instead Of at the home OF
MRS. L. b. Andrews as announced The
entertainment Of the afternoon consisted
in giving character sketches. There was
a large number Of ladies present
A marked interest and increase in at
tendance is a feature Of the Sabbath
School work in connection with the First
Methodist church.
The Union City mission will profit by
.iiS SoAlOtCioli " Do taken up at Ln9 FIRST
Congregational church Sunday morning.
Feb. 81 The committee which has here
tofore served on missionary collection
matters, has been reelected.
An exceedingly good meeting of the
East district Of the Y. P. S. C. r of the
city. was held last Sunday evening at the
Andrew PRESBYTERIAN church. Mr.. Hemp
stead Of Westminster church presided.
Miss Anna Louie Woodcock played the
violin and Horatio Van Cleve the cornet.
There was large attendance
A lecture will be given In tina OIiyet
Baptist church this evening by Rev, A. J.
Frost Of California, on the Canon Of the
Colorado The lecture is given under the
auspices and for the benefit Of the Y. p.
S. G.. e.
The women of Broadway M. E.. church
will give a Manhattan supper and enter
tainment this evening in the church, Sup
per will be served from five to eight.
The young ladies Of St. Anthony parish
gave a social Wednesday evening at the
home Of Miss Ring, POI Broadway street
NE.
A meeting of Andrew PRESBYTERIAN
church was held last Tuesday evening to
discuss the question of pastoral supply
and receive a report Of the Pastoral com
mittee. The meeting was disappointed in
not receiving the expected report, the
committee asking for further time in
which to complete its work. This was
granted and the meeting adjourned