St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-12
NfERIsIA PARK.

The Park club eiee.eu the following offs
GERS for the year: President, E. A. Paradies.
first vice president, j. j. Corcoran; second
vice president, 9. G. Harger; treasurer, Ii. M.
Crosby; secretary, I'll. s. sumner. The board
of directors consists OF A. 9. Clausen, W. ii.
De Savigny Il. M Bell, A. G.. Woodruff, u
A. Hartigan The committee on entertain
ment, John A. Hartigan, w. E. Baker, E. F.
Stevens, W. j. Sullivan. Dr.. Andrew Hen
derson; house committee, W. II. De Savigny,
H. NJ. Crosby, f. H. Chandler; finance, A.
e. Woodruff. A. L.. Woolsey. W. 5: Wood;
membership, X. n. Bell. w. P. Curtis, W. l..
Crosby. Dr. w. p. Linton. w. j. Hawley;
local development. A. 3. Clausen. F. z.
j. Trumbull, w. S. Wood, j. j. Corcoran.
e.. A. Paradies, c. G. Harger This opens
the third year of the Park club and it is
thriving and constantly increasing i'll mem
bership.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church lii charge a pleasant musical at
the home or MIR. and Mrs. Arson 5. BROOKS
SATURDAY. eNening. Miss Grace Bee Whitridge
read; Mr.. Garland, of the Lotus CLUB;
Miss Frances Faitoute, of Rochester; Mrs.
Cross, Mrs. d. A. Curtis and others furnished
music. Light refreshments were served.
The Odd Fellows, knights of Pythias and
other lodges which nave been meeting in the
Brainerd block will remove to the Brooks
block The third floor OF this building has
been rented by a company of knights and
fellows who will subet lodge privileges.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Olivet Church
will give an experience tea at the home OF
Mrs w. p. Curtiss next Thursday afternoon.
Each lady will bring 50 cents which she
earned and tell her experience III earning 1t.
The Woman's Literary club will meet with
Mrs ID. Wakefield, Marshall avenue. W ednes-
day afternoon. They will continue the study
of French art and literature in the middle
ages.
A supper will be served by the ladies of
st. Mary's guild Thursday evening at Wood
ruff hail. Fancy work, toys and homemade
candies will be on sale during the AFTERNOON.
Mrs. NJ. F. Eastman entertained the Ladies
Guild of ST. Mary's Church Thursday. Ar
engagements for the sale of their Christmas
work have been made.
N. Stoughton left the first of the week
for Boston on business. Mrs. Stoughton &C
companied him as far as Chicago, where she
is visiting friends.
Hon. l.. P. Hunt of the Mankato Free
Press, superintendent of the Minnesota ex-
hibt at the worlds fair, was guest OF +. A.
Paradis wednesday.
The Boys club gave it's first dancing party
at Crosby hall, Thursday evening. refresh
ments were served by few OF the iadles.
A number of friends of j. j. Corcoran pre-
scented him Thursday evening with a beauu
full billiard cue in gold and ivory.
j. H Foster and children will make their
home for the winter with S. G. Clark. of Mil
Waukee avenue.
F.E. Smith. of Carroll street, has been en-
tertaining his brother, Charles Smith, oi
Rochester
Palmyra Chapter, r. & NJ, will meet Tues
| day evening and work the past master de-
| gree. r..
The ladies of the Congregational church
| served successful supper Thursday even
| ing
Rev. W. C. Cavert conducted evangelistiC
| services in the village of Jordan this week.
| Mrs D. nj. Sullivan entertained the st
| Marks sociable Wednesday evening. "a
| The Neighborhood Bible class will NEE
| Monday evening.
Mrs ". j. Underwood returned Thursday
| from Glencoe, Hi. *
| Mrs. K. L.. Dockray has returned from &
| visit in Michigan. 10
George Ostrum was Park visitor the frs
| of the week. al
Six months interest allowed July 1
1893, on money put in the State Savfiigs
| bank, Germania Life building, F0uftt
and Minnesota streets, on or before Jan