St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-09

Woerner. Emma Rolls, Frances Lawson,
Gilstie Picha Maud Jackson. Polly Noien
s via Kriha. Stella Windsor; Messrs Ed
Parker Harley Sherry. Bruce Mcclure,
Leslie Smith. Harry Schsffenberg. William
Cook. Albert Hayek, Louis Carson, George
Minor
AT the annual meeting of the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society of the First NJ. h;
church the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Mrs Milo a. Bell.
president; Mrs. Pascal Smith. Mrs. c. Is. W II
cox. Mrs. Charles PaulK, vice presidents;
Miss Lizzie Starkey, secretary; Mrs. DR.. b. T..
Riggs, treasurer. G. X
An exceedingly pleasant social party and
dance was that given Friday evening at g.
a. r. hail. on East Seventh street, by the
Crystal Slipper club. ! he number OF people
in attendance was large but did not IN
comfortably crowd the hall, and very en-
joyable evening was spent by all who were
fortunate enough TO be present.
University Lodge No BIS fladies) will give
a literary and musical entertainment, fol-
lowed by dancing and refreshments, Friday
evening, Oct 81 at their lodge room and ad-
joining halls, over Fantel Bros. store, cor
ner Seventh and Minnesota streets 81
Walters Local Union No. 22. of st. Paul
have appointed the following committee TO
arrange for the annual ball on Nov. at
Market hall: j. W. Enrght. James White
r. A Rayney, Steve Devine, John Powers
and c. II. Headford. 5
St. Paul Council No. G56. Royal Arcanum,
holds its next regular meeting al lts man.
corner of Wabasha and Third streets. NJ ondaV
night, Oct. 10. As there will be several inlti'
ationS a full attendance is requested.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeayor
society of the Westminster Presbyterian
church gave a well attended popcorn social
in the parlors of the church on Greenwood
avenue last evening.
The Ladies' German Aid society of st. Paul
"a Il IL n.,na
The auspices of ST. Luke's hospital, at Twin
City hall, on Rice street, Thursday evening
The Ladies Aid society of the First Uni
versalst church held well-altended meet
ing at the home of Mrs; L. {. Gould Oh Cen
trail Park place. Thursday afternoon.
St Paul Camp No 1. Sons of Veterans.
[. 5. a. Will give bail and reception
Wednesday evening, Oct. 26, at Nestmore-
land ball.
The Willard w. c. T. T. opens the winter
course of addresses on the liquor problem
this evening. in Clinton Avenue church.
The Algonquin club has organized for the
winter. and will give its first entertainment
grand ball. at Lifts hall this evening.
The Philomathean society will continue its
series of dances and entertainments, begin
ming the 10th with ball i'll Lifts hall.
The Standard club viii inaugurate the win
ter season of pleasure with a dance atStand-
ard hail the latter part of October.
The Florentine club will give its first select
dancing party at Paul Martins hall next
Thursday evening. the 18th.
The c. L. s c., of Daytons Bluff. was en-
tertained by Miss Emma Miller, OF Mound
street. Monday evening.
ST Luke's Aid society will meet with Mrs.
DIR. Gillette, 81 Pleasant avenue. Friday aft
ernoOn att O'Clock.
ball will be given by the Dentcshes kreu-
gerverein in Turner nall on Saturday, the
18th.
The Sisters of Peace will give a dancing
party at Westmoreland hall last evening.
The West Side Tur.:verein will give grand
entertainment on the evening OF Nov s.
The Silver Slippers gave a delightful dane
ing party at q. A. L. hall last evening.