St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-26
SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
verSalist Church gave turkey supper We'd
neSday evening in the dining room of the
hail. In one of the dining rooms a fancy
work and flower sale was held by various
members of the society, while an egg fortune
tree was in charge of Miss Helen A. Gooch.
Mrs. French conducted the fancy work sale,
and Mrs. a. WundeTllch and the Misses Jes-
sic Arey and Edna GOOch sold pOtted flow
ers and bouquets. Among those present
were the Mesdames Upham, French, Church,
Ipps. Van Horn, Vail. Gould, Harper, Lewis,
Schoonmaker, Parrot AreT, Munderlich,
Norton, Lamb, George, Summers and Pick
ettS: the Misses Helen and Edna GOOch, Up
ham, Arey Good, Carey, Norton, Field, Edith
and Myrtle Mailer and Rossberg. and MesSrs.
Vail, Upham. Church. Wunderlich. Summers,
Tickets, Ballard. WisnoW, Harper, George,
Gooch. Lamb and Arey.
The Young Peoples Society Of the First
Baptist Church gave a delightful musical
ana literary entertainment in the church
DarlOTS Thursday night While all was good.
the Rotations of Miss Mary Starr Wall of
Minneapolis, were particularly good. The
ease of her changes from one style to an
other shows dramatic ability of unusual Or
der Her first number, my Lasker," was
very dramatic. On encore she gave kitty
Malone an entirely different order of reel
tailOn. Miss Starr made many friends by
her charming manner. Miss Eva Alcott's
renditl on of the charming song, ''Old Folks
sponde0 charmingly.
The Philomathean society held meeting
in Music hall Wednesday night. musical
and literary programme began the evening,
and when this was completed a business
meeting of the society was held. at which
officers for the ensuing year were elected.
The Phoenix Euchre club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs. s. W. Boyd at her
home on Congress street, and very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by those present. Prizes
were won by E. 7. Sommers. Mrs. c. E.
Wright DR.. Darling and Mrs. D. W. Sits.
Excelsior Lodge No co, l. o. o. F.. will
celebrate its thirteenth anniversary on Mon
day evening by literary and musical enter
tainment Good talent has been secured. Re
freshments will be served.
The o. D. c. c. c. club will give their
sixth social hop at WestmOreland hall Easter
Monday evening. Music by kleist orchestra.
Dancing at @ O'Clock sharp.
A largely attended meeting Of st. Luke's
Aid Society of ST. Paul's Church was held at
the home of Mrs Barclay, So Lafayette ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon.
The K. X. ks viii give its final social
hop OF the season on Wednesday evening,
April II. at WestmOreland hall, corner Tenth
and st. Peter streets.
The members wives of Northern Lodge
No. 126. A. o. L. W, have arranged a calico
party 10 be given in their hall, 9oS Rice street,
on Easter Monday.
well-attended musical ana literary en-
tertainment was given at the Pacific Con-
gregational church, onAeker street, Thursday
evening.
Uniformed Rank No. II. K. Of P. will give
a dance in the Knights Of Pythias hall, East
Fifth street. on the evening of April 3.
The Railway Clereks' association will give
ball at Westmoreland hall Cd April g. The
preparations are elaborate.
Miss Sehlieman, of Hoffman avenue. very
pleasantly entertained the members of the
Aleayde club last evening
A stag party was given by Ramsey Council
No. l2j0. Royal Arcanum, at its hail on Bates
avenue Tuesday evening.
The Irondale Woodworkers' union gave
concert and ball at Gray's hall Wednesday
evening
The Florentine club gives a social hop
at Paul Martins hall on the evening of
April s.
hrs. De Graw, of Sherburne avenue. enter
tanned Monday evening.