The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-11

lciidA CnulCH missionary society yes
terday afternoon In the absence of the
president. Mrs. Mars read q letter
from Miss jackson who is doing work
among the Freedmen, and gave q re-
view OF the home missionary work
Mrs. ~. 81 Barrett read 1.-THE Story Of
a Gift"
Unity Temple Rathbone Sisters elect
ed officers at thes meeting in Central
hall yesterday afternoon as follows:
MRS. Helen Irish, M E. c.; Mrs. Emma
Belcher, =. p; Mrs. ] Hoag, M. Of R.
ana e: Mrs Ruth Eldredge, M. of F. (;
Miss Newhart, O. G.; Mrs. Bletcher.
Upright.
The st. Paul chronological society
gives an excursion down the river next
Tuesday.
A card party Of % tables was given
last evening In Central hall by Division
No. l, D. of E. After the game ice
cream and cake were served at the card
taples: The committee in charge was
MISS Nellie Delaney, Miss Mary Dris-
col, MISS Ella Breen, Miss Nellie
I1ghe, Mrs. S. A. Agnew and Mrs. Nc
Donald. There were about $50 present
The state executive committee of the w. c.
T. U meet July II at the home Of Mrs. A.
Z. McCurdy. 20 East Grant street, Mime
apolfs. Mrs. S. M. Fry the state president
will be present.
A steamboat excursion under the auspices
OF the Good Templar lodges Of the Twin
Sities ieaVes the landing at Minnehaha Sun
uay at o,ciock a. m. A stop will be made
at st. Paul to take on passengers, and then
the excursion will 20 on down to Hastings
at which place the temperance people will
meet the boat: In the evening the return will
pc maze 10 st. Paul. the Minneapolis peo-
pie returning by way Of the Interurban.
sibley Mothers club met yesterday at the
home OF Mrs. A. l.. Whitcomb, Fauquier
street. Mrs. Whitcomb read a paper and Mrs
Leslie Parl1n gave a recitation.
The Dayton's Bluff division of the Ladies'
AID Society OF First Swedish Lutheran Church
met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Andrew Johnson, 1886 Hastings avenue.
The Ladies' Euchre club was entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Cathie, Of Grand avenue
The women of ST. elements church will
serve refreshments of ice cream and cake
cofee and sandwiches, this afternoon from 4
pedestrians, on the lawnaon Summit avenue
and Victoria street.. tents will be put up for
the accommodation of the guests and every
one is cordially invited, s.
Miss Elsie Wind of seIby avenue, gave
cycle party last evening.
Mrs. G. G. Titcomb gives a dinner this
evening for Miss Gertrude Harrison, followed
by an informal musical. l
The last meeting Of the Ladies' Reading
circle will be held next Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Strickland, of Paramount ave-
nue.. The paper of the afternoon will be
on Lincoln's administration by Mrs. Muehlen-
bruch.
The first formal hop at Hotel Leip comes off
this evening under the direction of Miss H.
Marie Jenkins. evsve-ar e3~a
A. meeting of the, Aid Society of the Day.
ton Avenue Church followed the regular
meeting of the Womens Missionary society
of the church yesterday, and plans were
further perfected for the accommodation of
people during the 5encampnent. The women
are conducting their work in a systematic
manner and expect to- be successful in their
undertaking.
Rev. George A. Howard, D. D., of Catsville,
N. ", is in the city, guest at the Wilder
home, and will preach at the House of Hope
Sunday at 1890 o'clock. es
Mrs. James Fallow left,s Wednesday even
ing, for .Ottronto, liar where she will spend
few weeks visiting friends.
G. R.. Trowtridge leaves today for a "Trip
in the southern part of the state. 4ssszs sft
Miss Susie Green has gone to Colorado in
company with Mrs. E. r. BenselfIT The re-
mainder of the summer will be spent by
the two a ranch at the foot of the noun
tains. saG'
Mrs. Andrews and Miss Belle andrews. OF
st. Louis, are the guests of Mrs. M. A.
Green at her home ON Marshall avenue. To-
gether with Mrs. Andrews nephew LIE Moyne
Matthew's Il they will bnspend the sumner nat
Zumbroto.
Dfrnand Mrs. ca A.. Wheaton a-of Summit
avenue, have returned from Wisconsin.
Miss Wilder and Miss Mitchell return To
st. Paul in few weeks. Tel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Rogers ond George
Rogers, of 923 Summit avenue; A. H. sand
J. J. Rogers. of Milwaukee, Wis. and r. G.
Ranons. of Minneapolis spent the Fourth and
fifth at Mackanac Island and the 500, return
ing home this week. sSS 4 4cs.1 Z