St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-06
SOCIAL BRIEFS.

A meeting of the teachers of the schools of
West St. Paul was held Saturday evening at
the South st. Paul city hall, at which
the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, State Superintendent Klehle is en-
inently qualified By long experience in ed
ucational affairs. a ripe scholarship and
great executive ability to fill the high and
honorable offc OF state superintendent Of
public instructions; whereas. Re has given
us one of the abiest and best administrations
that the great state of Minnesota has ever
had; therefore, be 1t resolved by the teachers
of West ST. Paul, i'll convention assembled,
that we do hereby petition his excellency
the governor of Minnesota, and the honor
able, the senate of the same, to reappoint the
Hon. D. L. Kiehle state superintendent for
the ensuing two years, and we do ever pray.
The Twin City Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club announce that they will have benefit
entertainment at Standard hall, corner of
Eighth and Jackson streets. on the evening of
Dec. S-Thursday of this week. At S15 there
will be given fine concert programme, and
at 10 30 there will be dancing with music by
the men of the club. No other musical club
in the two cities has been more generous in
giving its services for charitable causes than
this club. 1t has responded to every demand
and request made upon it, and that. too, with
out thought of remuneration and often at no
little inconvenience, and now there is, hap
PLY, all occasion where people who have
been cipients CT its courtesy can recipro-
cate and aid tue club to make the benefit a
tleman end lady.
A sale of fancy and useful articles will
take place in the Bethany Congregational
church Friday afternoon and evening.
New England supper will be served at 8
O'Clock The affair is in charge of the ladies
of the church.
Rev. w. S. Cochrane preached to a large
audience i'll the Clinton Avenue NJ. Z. church
last night on 'TraiEmen." A large number
of railroad men were present and greatly en-
joyed Mr.. Cochrane's remarks.
On Saturday, Dec. TO- the Ladies' Aid
Society of the East Presbyterian Church will
have sale of fancy homemade cookery at
the grocery store of Andrew Schoch, corner
of Broadway and Seventh streets.
Prof. Cation, of Minneapolis gave the
fourth lecture in the Willard ". C. T. U.
course in the Bethany congregational church
last night. His topic was Signs of the
Times
The next dance OF the Florentine club will
be given in the West Side opera house Thurs
day evening, Dec. 15 The Twin City Man
dolin and oanjo club will furnish the music.
On invitation the members of the chamber
of commerce and of the jobbers union will
inspect the plant of the st. Paul Stove works
this afternoon.
The Calumet Dancing club will give its
fourth social party OF the season at Central
hail, Wednesday evening.
The eighth annual ball of Lodge No. LOG, |.
o. o. F.. will be given i'll Martis hall, Thurs
day evening, Dec. 10.
Mrs? Sdckney and daughters gave a large
rece ption yesterday afternoon at their home
on Summit avenue.
The annual election of the officers of Con-
stellation chapter. o. E.. S., will occur
"Wednesday evening.
Shekinah lodge will work the second de-
gree tonight at Masonic hall, Thompsons
block.
grand ball will be given in the West Side
opera house Friday evening, Dec lG.
The Acorn club will meet Tuesday evening
at 294 RondO street.