The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-08
in CHURCH CIRCLES

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One of the most charming of the post
Lenten church affairs was the thimble
bee given for the ladies OF Holy Trinity
church by Mrs. j. n. Sandberg at her
home on Twelfth avenue Sc Tuesday
afternoon. About thirty-fi ladies were
present, and a sumptuous repast was
served, which was greatly enjoyed. It
was the occasion OF the annual election
of officers. Those chosen were Mrs. Bige-
low. president; Mrs. Stewart, vice presi-
dent; Mrs Chapman, treasurer; Mrs. J.
S. Todd, secretary
The New England supper and sale given
by the Girls club of Holy Trinity church
in the clubhouse last evening was another
of the successful affairs given by the club,
and the girls hope to make goodly sum
for the new altar hangings which they
pretty with the many attractive booths,
and every one seemed to have very good
time.
1.-THE Deestrick Skule.'. given at the
First Methodist church on Wednesday
evening by the members of Holy Trinity
church, was as decided success as the
first time 1t was given. There were sew
ing the unbleached American, "Ragtime
Joe,'' by Del Smith. His spelling of
chicken was very good, and the coon
songs were highly appreciated. Ole Olson
Sim Dikey, Samantha Piper and Sally
Brown deserve especial mention.
There will be an auction sale and en-
tertainment at the Second Swedish NJ. e.
church this evening at 8 o'clock. Every
body is cordially invited.
The second division Of Trinity's L. A. s.
gave dime social in the church Wednes-
day evening There was fine program,
and light refreshments were served
Mission meetings will be held at the
Second Swedish M. d. church, Eighteen
| and lone half avenue and Polk street NE,
commencing next Wednesday evening and
continuing until after the following Sun
day. Several eyangelists will be in at
tendance.
Miss Cody, sister of w. F. Cody, the
| Buffalo Bill of history, will speak next
Sunday morning at the First M. E. church
corner Of Fifth street and Ninth avenue
| Sc. The occasion will be the anniver-
sary Of the Women's Board of Foreign
| Missions.
Prospect Park participated In It's annual
Eastern Monday egg-hunting contest
Monday afternoon, finishing with picnic
luncheon In Prospect Park hall. About
fifty were out to enjoy this sport, and the
shouts Of joy, when bright colored egg
was found, were heard on every hillside
The Mission concert at Trinity Methods,
|
the Sunday school. The program was very
interesting and was enjoyed by crowded
house. The receipts were for the benefi
Of foreign missions.
| The Lend-a-Hand society of Drummont
hall will hold its annual fair and enter.
tainment April Is, afternoon and evening
at the hall, corner Second street and Eff
teenth avenue NE.
| The Christian Endeavor society of tn,
First Congregational church, began it.
! regular work on last Monday evening, a.
the Union City mission.
At the annual meeting of the G. e. so
ciety Of the First Congregational church
held on last Tuesday evening, Joseh L
! Sherburne was elected president, Mis-
Maud Wasser vice president, Miss Flor
ence Burgess corresponding secretary
Miss Blanche Norwood recording secre
tary, and Rodney West treasurer.
The c. e. society Of the First Congrega
tional church gave q reception to tn
church members TuagSW sevening in tn
;, church parlors. "a dellgl fnl program wa
given and late IN the, evening refreshment
were served. e.
;. Judge TuthilT ~ Chicago, famous iron
his career as jurist and his efforts i
the establishment Of thes Juvenile court
,, will be the speaker at the next meeting G
the Congregational club which will be hel
at the First Congregational church Mon
day, April Is. His topic will be the Ju
yentle court. 49,