St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-17
EAST ST. PAUL.

The members of st. James parish
gave a reception Tuesday evening from
$3.50 to IL O'Clock to Archdeacon Web
ber at the home of Rev. and Mrs. r.
H. Cotton at Lookout place. Those re-
ceiving were Messrs. Eggleton, Barr
Hicks, Barr, King, White, and the
Misses Cotton Goulding and White.
The No Name Cinch club were pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. T. Garragh-
ty at her home on Burr street Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. D. McCauley won
first prize, Mrs. Robert Loux carried
away the second, while Mrs. Thomas
White secured foot prize. Refresh
ments We're served at o'clock Mrs.
NJ. j. Sullivan will next entertain the
club.
Mrs. w. W. Benjaman, of Magnolia
street, entertained the Ladies' Aid of
Church Friday. The ladies will give
an old-time New England supper Tues
day evening, Nov. 26. The committee
are Mesdames Knapp, Benjaman and
Farnsworth.
Mrs. j. A. Morton, of Case street, en-
terta1ned a number of lady friends at
l p. m. Those there were Mesdames
z. H. Culver, L. Otis, F. Curtiss, F.
Farrell, w. Lewis, J. CBider, W. Terry
and H. Hamilton.
The U. T. D. Pleasure club have re-
organized for the winter and will open
series of entertainments of the sea-
son by a hop at Odd Fellows hall, cor
ner Reaney and East Seventh street,
Friday evening, Nov. q.
The drama "Miriam's Crime, will be
given Thursday and Friday evenings.
Nov. q and Y, by the young people of
St. James Episcopal church in the
guild hala, corner De Soto and Lawson
streets.
A coffee social was given by the
ladies of Hope chapel Thursday even
ing. A good programme was enioved
by all present. Those in charge were
Mesdames Duncan, Haller and Menz.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fletcher, of
Northfield, their former home, where
they took the remains of their little
daughter Florence for burial. e
The Silver Spoon Cinch club will
meet Thursday evening, Nov. q, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Mare
ton.
The young ladies of the junior class
Of the Cleveland high school will, give
a spread for the young gentlemen Of
| the class Wednesday evening, NOV. 90
Mrs; ]. w. Elwood, who has been
spending a few weeks with her. son,
j.. II. Cornish, left for her home in
| W oISA iOO, H., l. UCSudy eNeIllIiS.
The Misses Ethel and Mable Daw-
| ley, of Ada, Mimi, the recent guests
| of Mrs. S. A. F'arnsworth, of Case
| street, have returned home -4t 10.
A special meeting of the Daughters
| of the King was held Saturday after
| noon at the home of Miss Amy Cot
| ton on Westminster street. 1..r7
st. Luke's Aid Society of ST., Paul's
Church met Friday afternoon with
Mrs. o. Gersting, of Collins street.
Lunch was served at 4:30 ..,,a -
Rev. R. II. Cotton left Wednesday
evening for trip South He will spend
few days as the guest of Bishop Gar
| rett, of Northern Texas. I'D
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Barr gave din
ner in honor of Archdeacon Webber at
| 6 o'clock Tuesday evening at their
| home on Case street. - 's''3
The Junior Society of Christian En-
deavor of the Burr Street Baptist
| Church have elected Miss Eugenia
Longfield president. 49, -,
Prof. A. J. Smith, of the St. Paul
| high school, addressed the ]. E. L: NJ.
Society of the John Ericsson School
| Friday evening. fs r.
A concert was given Friday, evening
by the children's choir of Grace NJ. E.
church, under the leadership of Miss
Mary Dallas. .sa
Mrs. Charles ]. Lange entertained
the ladies of the Burr Street Baptist