St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

League ae e Of St. tnifFss Pefers MaIseaf Episeopai
Church have reorganized for the sea
son of '95 and '96, with the following
president, Helen McIver; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Florence Smith
The league will meet every Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. McIver on Short
street. They have presented the or
phans' home in Minneapolis with a
beautiful bed, with complete furnish
ing of their own make Several enter
tainments have been gwen during the
past year. The league is in a flourish
ing condition, and one of the helpful
auXiliaries of the st. Peters church.
Last Monday evening the Metropoli-
tan orchestra assembled at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Schroeder to
bid farewell to one of its members, H.
home in Clargsville, Mo. Mr.. Martin
has been d member of the above organ
ization ever since his stay in ST. Paul,
and he leaves host of friends. The
Metropolitan orchestra presented him
with an elegant silver smoking set, the
presentation speech being made by Mr..
Schroeder, the leader of the above or
ganiZation, and Mr.. Martin was so
taken by surprise that he could hardly
recover himself sufficiently to respond
Mr.. Martin has for the past few years
been one of the cashiers of the street
railway company, and leaves for Mis-
souri, to go in business with his father
and brother.
A social was given on Tuesday even
ing in the parlors Of the Atlantic
Congregational church, on Conway
street, by the ladies' aid of the church,
when the ladies. with the help of the
church people in general, decided to
serve dinner in the Rice building, on
next week. meeting was also held
at the home of Mrs. I. A. Burke, of
Fourth street, on Friday. afternoon,
and committees were further ap-
pointed. The ladies desire the patron
age Of all business men, clerks and
others willing to help the cause along
An excellent dinner s1ill be served.
Thursday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
F. P.Lamb gave party at their new
home at 401 Rondo street. Dancing
evening. Among those present were
Misses Theresa Brennan, N. Conley,
Daisy Behr,- Margaret Kelly, Mar
garet Lamb, Mary Conley, Lucy Ryan,
Messrs. w. t. Brennan, F. P. Lamb,
P. X. Currier, H. Nugent, J. A Cos
grove, F. Mury, G. Murry, H. Murry,
F. Conley, J: FRANKIE, Charles P. Mil
lard, c. P. Smith, John A. Gaylord.
A pleasant surprise was given for
Buffalo street last Tuesday evening
Among those present We're: Misses
Ray Schafer, Emile Weinke, Lottie
Grant, Minnie Menk, Annie Schroeder,
Schafer, Lizzie Schroeder, Annie Toen-
sing, Messrs.. Will Lemke, Lou Menk,
Will Lampher, Henry Schroeder,
Bert Grant, Henry Weber, Will Valen-
tine, Fred Lemke, Herman Schafer and
La Due.
Mrs. w. w. Baker, of POI Fuller
street, entertained a number of young
people at dancing last Thursday even
ing: Among those present were: Misses
NJ. V: McDiarmid, N. Ryan, G. Miller,
worth and Mrs Quickenden, Messrs. l..
A. Perret, j. Liemu, c. Perret, c. l..
McAuley, A. Hall, e. Parker, F. Hall,
II. Webster, F. Miller, A. L. Preston,
G: B. Ashworth. M. Nicholson, D.
Westcott.
Miss Mae Dawson entertained the
Two Weeks From Tonight Cinch club
last Thursday evening: The head
and Claude Miller: foot by Miss G.
Donaldson and ]. P. Meal Among
those present were Misses Ida and A
McCraw, N. Sneider, Edna Dawson,
M. Cannon and Miss Burke, Messrs
T. Cleveland, ]. Cannon, Pendergast,
Bert Gibbs. q. Slocum, Jack Doyle and
Prof. Coffey.
The Peoples church industrial school
opened yesterday afternoon at D. m.
This school is free to all children from
| five to fifteen years of age The de-
partments are sewing, kitchen garden.
| carpentry and drawing. One of the
chief aims of this school is to teach
the boys and girls to do, neatly and ilI
| order, the things necessary to the
comfort of each Individual and at the
same time preserve happy and cheer
| full disposition.
| A surprise party was given last week
| by Mrs. c. Hoy, Mrs. K. Farrell and
| Mrs. Larman for w. T. Harris at his
home, 977 Reaney street There were
present: Misses Mabel Murphy, Butry
Dine, Mamie Mulligan, Maggie Multi.
gan. Ethel Drew, Blair Eagen and
Stella Eagan; Messrs. Guy Dine, Edga,
| Dinsmore, Johnny Weyh, Louis
schroeder, Albert Schroeder, Louis My
ers and Frank Murphy.
Miss Garrison's room of Jefferson
/ school had an outing Thursday after.
noon at Groveland Park. After spend.
ing several hours in the field. a table
was set with refreshments as a sur
prise for the teacher. Four of the
bright young girls who got up thi.
surprise We're Misses Clara Gartner
Stella Vervais, Lucille Davis and Alic,
Forest.
The opening reception rendered t,
pupils and friends of the Mozarrf
Dancing academy Friday evening wa.
a great success, 100 couple responding
Ihe music was furnished by Bros
orchestra of ten pieces. which wa.
excellent. The ushers and floor man