St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-04
SOCIAL BREVITIEs.

The ladies of the First Presbyterian church
will serve a tea this evening" from TO {
o'clock, in the church, corner Lincoln ave
nue and GrOtto street. After tea MIR. +. /
Foster will read paper on Life in Japan.
Mr. Foster was for many yeFrs resident OF
Japan. and is able to give delightful and
interesting paper upon the subject lie also
has a large number of pictures representing
the domestic and public life of that Oriental
country, with which he will illustrate his dis
course.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church,
Lincoln avenue and Grotto street. give All
entertainment at the church tonight. f. L.
Foster of this city, for some years resident
in Japan, will give an address on Life III
Japan" This will be an interesting event
and worthy of attendance by the public.
The ladies will serve tea from to O'Clock.
The Troubadours gave their final hop of
the season Tuesday night al Westmorelanf
hall The event was more than usually an
ENJOYABLE one. and the large hall was well
filled. The decorations of the hail were
noticeably elaborate. The music was fur
nished by the Troubadour Mandolin club
The ladies' home mission and the your
peoples societies OF Peoples church II
give social in the church parlors this even
ing. An interesting programme of music
and pantomime has been prepared by the
young people. Light refreshments will be
served.
Chief Mcintosh, of the Brainerd fire de-
partment, called on friends in the city yes
terday. He went East last night, but Will be
back in time for the firemen's convention at
South st. Paul.
An art gallery Will be the attraction at
Westminster church Thursday and Friday
evenings. A supper will be served on Friday
evening, followed by an entertainment given
by the young people Ell the church.
Next Tuesday evening Rev. A. j. D. Haupt
will give an illustrated lecture on his "Trip
, to the Yellowstone" at the Memorial
Evangelical Lutheran church, on West Sixth
street.
The St. Paul Theosophical society held its
! regular weekly meeting last evening in
room 1917 Gl5be building. Death and
After was the subject for discussion.
Itasca Lodge No 263. l. o. G. T., of st. An
thony Park, will give musical and literary
| entertainment at A. 0. U. w. hall this even
| ing at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs n. W Malcolm will give their
| fifteenth annual reception and fancy dress
| ball at Westmoreland hall next Friday even
| ing.
North Star Grove No. 4. U. A. O. D., pub
llcly installed it's newly elected officers last
evening at Unity Central hall.
| The employees of r. E. Cobb will give their
| first social hop May at Lucker's hall, corner
Margaret and Forest streets.
The Central W. C. T. U holds its regular
| weekly meeting this CThursday) afternoon
at o'clock in Music hall.
The regular monthly hop given by the of
! ficers of the garrison at Fort Smelling oc-
| Cured Tuesday evening.
St. Lukes Aid society will meet with Miss
N Bouse, 553 Westminster street, Friday aft
ernoon at , o'clock
The regular monthly meeting of the Cen
tral W. c. II. U. will occur this afternoon al
| o'clock.
The Entire Nous Cinch club met at Miss F
Hende's, of Van Slyke court during the
week.
A ball will be given by the Earle Dancing
club Saturday evening in Paul Martins hall