St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
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MERRIAM PARK.

Mrs j. L. Wakefield entertained the
Woman's Literary club at her home on Mar
shall avenue, Wednesday afternoon. The
lesson, French History of the Middle Ages,
was read by the hostess. The roll call was
answered by brief sketches of some person of
the period. Mrs. Parker gave sketch of
"Feudal France; Mrs Waters, The cru
sades Mrs. Brooks. Hundred Years War;"
Mrs. Sumner. Wars of Italy, Mrs. YerXa,
struggle of France Against aly;" Mrs.
Campbell, Religious Wars" poem of
''Arlec," Mrs Williamson. The programme
closed with each member giving ii quotation
from Montague.
The choir of the University church has
been reorganiZed for the coming year, with
h. n. Tuckey as director. choir loft on
the back of the rostrum has been partitioned
Off and draped with curtains. The members
OF the choir are: soprano, Miss MlunIe
Davis Miss Genevra jerks. Miss Jennie KIM
ball; alti Miss Inez Bachelor, Miss Eleanor
Dill. Miss Sylvester; tenori, u. b. herfoot G..
E. Maxwell, 2. Il. Showers; Dassi, d. ). liam
lion. w. e. Brink, E. n rucKey; organist,
Miss Mamie Stevens.
The experience tea given by the ladies of
Olivet church. at the home OF Mrs. Curti $
| Thursday, was great success. The expert
ences were varied, piling wood, pastlng
books, taking care of the finance, writing ad-
vertisements family washing. and one of
keeping silent ten minutes.
The Neghborhood Bible class met Monday
days. Z. A Magnusson gave a character
sketch of King David ana A G. Anderson
presented u paper on Ancient Money"
illustrating it by several specimens.
Mrs. D. Z. Platter gave luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon 10 the following ladies: 4nrs.
e. A. Schuneman and Mrs. Marchant. of this
city; Mrs. YerXa, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Iii
hanson, Mrs Douglass, Mrs. BFooks, Mrs.
Hargsr Mrs. A. s. BROOKS, Mrs. AndruS, Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Fartout.
B. A. Phillips. doctor of dental surgery,
and lately t. ON Boston, has opened an Office
i'll the BrIuerd BLOCK.
The supper and sale of fancy work by St.
Mary's guild Thursday evening was very
successful.
! Mrs. L. NJ. Matthews, of the city. visited
! Mrs. l.. Z. Miller and Miss Tones the first OF
| the week.
| tanned her bother, from Michigan during
| tue week.
Master Paul Garvin will give an entertain
ment next Thursday evening at Trinity
j church.
! The 6. Dancing club gave delightful
party in the hall Friday evening.
The Leap Year club will give q dance at
Woodruff nall Friday evening.
e. G. Fisher is soon to remove to Chicago.
F. W. Burwell is in California.
Miss Fannie Hoyt, of st. Paul. visited e
mother the first OF the week.
Miss Winifred Z. Hoyt is spending the
Sunday i'll Red Wing.
Mrs. r. Dugan gave euchre party Tuesday
evening.
Charles Feet, of Excelsior, was campus.
visitor.
Miss Ellie Ward is the guest of Mrs. E. o
Parke
Miss Nettie Kephart. of Kansas. is vi 81 til
her father Rev. b. n, hepaart, of Pa
cal avenue.
Mrs. Charles Burroughs, of Draylon, n. D.,
is the guest Of Mrs. A. W. McCrea, OF Wood
land PARK.
Mrs NJ 5 Bibbins will entertain the C. L.
s. G. at her home on Pascal avenue,tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. f. E. Brown viii entertain the L. H.
n. 5. at special meeting Monday after
noon.
The Saturday Night club was entertained
! last evening 10y MIR. and Mrs. j. K. Black
well.
The Snndiy school of the NJ E. churc h VII
| give Lh'iS-m Is cdnt1tA the evening of Dec
! Z6
! Mr.. ana Mrs G. T. Wells entertained Mr.
] and AIRS. Couch. of MiirTeapolls, Thursday
! Mrs. NJ. Briggs. of Chicago, is visiting her
! sister, MIS- Beorge BRICK, OF Pascal avenue.
| Mrs. Cnariea MeAiulle or staples. is visit
| ing her pIrcnts, Mr. aud Mrs Z. w. Haley.
/ Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. II. Bower. OF CandO, n. D
! arc .lIc guests 81 Mt uuu MIS-. o O.Wnited.
| Mrs ". IL. Caroth2rS is entertaining heI
IL jsaer, from Monmouth, Ne,