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most refined and enjoyable entertain,
ments for its many friends. The hall
| will be beautifully decorated. ana Mr..
| Lyman's mandolin and guitar orc eStra
| will render the music. The past success
| OF the club i'll giving select parties will
assure good time to all. d
| The children of st. Peters church
| will give costume entertainment on
| Thursday, the 25th, at Alcayde hall, 657
East Seventh, the proceeds to be devoted
to the interests of the parish and "Shel-
tering, Arms" childrens' home, Min
| neapolis. This entertainment has been
IN preparation for several months under
! the direction of Mrs. Mc1yer, whose
name is sufficient guarantee OF its eX-
Pcellence.
! The second annual meeting in the in
| tereSt Of the Sheltering Arms will be
| held in Christ church, st. Paul, this
evening at 1880 o'clock. Bishop Gilbert
| will preside, and Rev. f. r. Millspaugh,
| OF st. PauPs church, Minneapolis; Rev.
charles ID. Andrews, of Christ church,
and Rev. Y. p. Morgan, of the Church
| OF st. John the Evangelist, st. Paul, will
take part in the services.
The Troubadours announce their
third select dancing party for next
Wednesday evening, Jan. II, at the
Nestm oreland hall. This will be their
last before the Lenten season, and DO
doubt many of their friends will take
advantage of this opportunity and ENJOY
an evenings frolic with the TrOuba-
dourS. The Metropolitan orchestra will
furnish the music. Promenade waltz
9 p. III. sharp.
Invitations are out for the sixth select
dancing party of the Wachepe Club, 10
be given at the Westmoreland hall
Thursday evening, Jan. %. As this is
their last party before Lent, the arrange
ment committee are making every pre-
paratiOn to have this entertainment sur
pass anything of its kind ever given by
the club.
Those interested in the forming of
Hebrew Young Peoples association are
cordially invited to attend the meeting
at the Temple, corner Tenth and Min
neSota streets. Sunday, Jan. ii, at $3.50
p. m. The object of the association
Will be social advancement and charity
work.
The Hiawatha Social club will give its
fifth select hop at Central hall, over
Yerxa's, Tuesday evening. Jan. 16. A
large number of tickets are out and
general good time is expected by all.
Invitations are out announcing the
oIOlS ulIS patty W O0 given Jan. 10 10
Merriam Park by the Misses McNulty
and Genois, at which most emf oyable
time is anticipated.
The Rose Bud Social club will give
hard-tlme party OH the evening of Jan.
27: there will be dancing. Tickets, 40
cents, at nall corner Arcade and Eau
quier.
Company E, N. G. S. NJ, will give
another informal" on the evening of
The 23d. The Metropolitan orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion.
The Colonnade Social club announce
their next dancing party tor the 26th
inst. The Metropolitan orchestra will
furnish the music.
st. Luke's Aid Society of st. Pauls
Church will meet with Mrs. Barclay,
552 Lafayette avenue, Friday afternoon,
Jan. 10.
The VigiIant club meets Monday
al ternoon Jan. Is. with Miss Fred w.
Keis, ID Hotel Barteau.