St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-13
SOCIAL BRIEFS.


church parlors last night. A literary and
musical programme was also rendered. The
programme began at s o'clock and consisted
OF the following saections Selection See
Our Oars With Feathers Spray" Westminster
quartette; piano solo, 'Alice," Miss Gertrude
Hanley; reading, THE Farmer and the
Wheel S. E. Harmon; Scotch song by NAL
cofm Geddes: address, Why | am Bache-
lor," j. Hawthorne; solo, Annie Laurie -
Malcolm Geddes; spring song, "Penouttie' -
Westmin ter qaartette.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the Park
Avenue Baptist Mission chapel will give an
entertainment and oyster supper and have a
sale of work i'll he lecture room of the First
Baptist church. corner of Ninth and Wa
cOutu streets. Thursday evening from 5
O'Clock. The literary entertainment will be
of an excellent quality. Two ladies noted
among st. Paul's best amateurs and an eio-
cutonist of high order will be the principal
participants.
Last evening, at O'Clock, the six corps of
the Salvation Army in Minneapolis and St
Paul greeted Commissioner Hanna Ouchter-
laney, of Sweden. at the Swedish Tabernacle
in Minneapolis This lady has won for her
self popularity by opening the work of the
army i'll Norway and Sweden, and led the
succeeded by Col Risdall. and is now organ
ling The Scandinavians of America into the
army work.
The ladies of the Westminster church have
papered the church throughout, and made
other improvements. The pastor, Rev. w.
A. hutchinson. who arrived Saturday from
Franklin, O.,Was therefore given a fitting re-
ception. Rev Mr.. Hutchinson preached
both morning and evening. His topic in the
morning was "A Prosperous Church, and
in the evening, "A Reasonable Service"
QThe boys of. Christ church choir have pre-
pa ed charming Christmas entertainment
10 be given Saturday evening at the guild
rooms of the church, corner of Fourth and
Franklin streets. The choir entertainments
are always bright, sparkling and interesting
and the little men ask their friends to come
ard see. how excellent q programme their
alert young minds can put together.
Damascus Commandery No. /, knights
Templar will give II clock social party
at tn cir asylum Tuesday evening" Dec. -.
Admission will be by invitation. only issued
by members of the commandery. Sir Knights
Will appear in fatigue dress. The st. An
thony Hill orchestra will furnish music for
the dance Light refreshments will be served
during the evening.
The following teachers meetings will take
place at the high school this week: This
afternoon those who are interested in col
ored paper work will be given lesson in the
assembly hall; Wednesday the third grade
teachers will meet Miss Brookes, and Thurs
day Miss Laughlin will give instruction in
drawing.
The following new books have been re-
ceived at the stateTlibrary: Bishops New
Criminal Law; Vol. 81 Maine Reports: Vol
8 Annotated Railroad and Corporation Cases;
journal OF the Canadian Senate for 1892; Vol
20 Sessions Papers of Canada for 1892; Vol.
Il Ontario Reports, and Newell OH Argu-
ment.
A concert will be given at Van Ellemeets
hall, Thursday, Dec. IS, by Miss Adelaide
kellogg, assisted by Frau PHILIPPINE Jung
Won Toebell. There will be selections from
List st. Salns. Schlotz, Mascagui, Mendels-
sohn. Gluck, Brahms, Rubenstein and Hans
Jung.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of the
Messiah will serve turkey dinner today and
"Wednesday next at 376 Robert street, between
Filth and sixth Streets from II till y o'clock
The funds thus accruing will be applied TO-
ward the payment of the church debt
The regular meeting of the Minnesota
building, Minneapolis, this evening at $3.50
The leading paper of the evening will be
read by Comrade Capt. James P Moore on
Wars First Rude Alarm in 1861" q,
The ladies of the First Methodist Episcopal
church will hold sale of fancy and useful
articles on Thursday afternoon and evening
in the parlors of the church. From 6 TO s
o'clock in the evening New England supper
will be served.
Rev. B. Fay Mills has written to the secre-
tary OF the executive committee having in
charge the preparations for the revival meet
Paul by May 10 ready to take the leadership
of the work.
The ladies of the First NJ E. church will
have sale of fancy articles at The church
parlors on the afternoon of Thursday next.
and serve New England supper in the
evening from to O'Clock.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor OF the Central Presbyterian church
held social in the parlors of the church last
evening from to 10 O'Clock, to which ali
their friends were invited
The Florentiue club, will give a dance next
Thursday evening in the West side obs ra
house The same evening St Paul Lodge
No. 49, 20. o. F., will give dance in their
lodge rooms.
The Young Ladies' Society of st. Johns
Church. corner of Hope and Margaret streets,
will hold its fourth annual sale in the parlors
of the church, Thursday evening, Dec Is. All
are invited
The ladies of St. Lukes hospital announce
that the net financial gain TO the hospital
from the charity ball recently held is 5000
Mrs. Charles III. Worthen has sent out cards
for reception to be given Thursday evening
from to at her home on Holly avenue.
A Rebecca lodge, 1. o. o. F., will be insti-
tuted this evening at Martins hall, on South
Wabasha street.
Next Monday evening Sheknah lodge, A
F. and A. NJ, will elect officers for the ensu.
ing year.
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