The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-22

held Christmas eve in Burr street
church for the children.
The Audubon club meets this after
noon with Mrs. Flood, $50 Collins
The Ideal Euchre club meets tomor-
row with Mrs. Rossum, of Nelson ave-
nue..
The Monday Afternoon Whist club
met yesterday with Mrs. schussler, in
the San Mateo flats, Laurel avenue
The Snow Storm club meets this
afternoon with Mrs Joseph Bell, of
Marshall avenue.
The Kootenai club dances in Wood
rufus hall, Merriam Park, this evening.
The Oxford Dancing club announces
it's next hop to come off Jan. 5, Oxford
hall.
The Minnehaha club gives party
New Years night in Twin City hall.
The Esaias Tegner club gives its
Third hop in Lifts hall, Saturday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Fagley, of Holly
avenue, entertain a cinch club this
evening.
in the parlors of Christ church last evening
under the auspices of the Brotherhood of st
Andrew. The audience, though small, was
appTeciative, and each number was warmly
applauded
A charming social was held last evening
q who
were hostesses to the book and portrait party
number Of pretty tableaux were given and
the evening was passed enjoyably by the large
number of guests attending.
A large dancing party was given last even
Ing in the hall at the Albion by group of
naty young ing society men of the hill The
has been given this season among the
members of the younger set and was at
tended by over 100 young society people. The
chaperones were Mrs. E. S. Chittenden and
Mrs H. A. Castle.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
c1ety of Grace NJ e. church will be held
this afternoon with Mrs. Thomas Mitcheson
on Burr street.
afternoon in the Cleveland High school, and
the same kind of a celebration will be held
that afternoon in John Ericsson school.
Mistletoe Chapter. o. E. S., held it's public
installation last evening in Masonic hall on
West Seventh street. The officers installed
were: Worthy matron, Addie Trudgeon; as
sociate matron, Emma Busby; worthy pa
tron, Hugh Mccartney conductress, Annie
Sweeny; associate conductress, Daisy YoPke
secretary, Helen Sloggy: treasurer, Hattie
Gardner; Ada, Maggie Yorke; Ruth, Lillian
Gregory; Esther Beatrice Mueller; Martha
May Smith; Electa, Mary Earhoff chaplain
Lizzie Fisher; warden, Mary Sherry; senti-
nel Mr.. Sherry.
The largest party ever held in the rooms
of the lrish-American club took place last
night, and the interest shown augurs well
for the success Of the New Years party to
which the club is now looking forward inter-
estedly. Prizes We're won as follows: First
Mrs. W. H. Keane and ]. D. Rheinhold; sec
ond, Miss Julia Donnelly and H. MoelIer
The following musical selections were given
yesterday by the pupils of Miss Aspenwall S
class at st. Catharine's school:
Low Hunting Chorus (for four hands,
Schmoel .............. .......::...: Polka
Lichnef .......... .......... In the Spring
Schmoel .......... .......... .Polonaise IN
Spfndler .............. Staccato wrist study
Ravina ..........-.........B olero in Minor
asydn ....''''' - 'Minuet
Bach -. Invention in Qor two voices
Sleigh Ride q panos h Da1se
The programme was we'll given Assisting
| was Miss Leadwel, violinist.
St. James A. NJ. E. church opened an at
! tractive fair in Market hall last evening, the
/ same to continue until Friday evening Of
this week. The booths are all in the national
! colors and are prettily arranged and in
| charge of people of the church. In the center
of the hall is a postofice. which was well
patronized during the evening. A grocery de-
/ partment is another attraction and in the
| other booths handsome displays of fancy
work, useful odds and ends and beautifully
dressed dolls are displayed. The booths are
! in charge of the following women: Candy,
Mrs. William Joyce, chairman, assisted by
| Mesdames c. Findly, w. e. Stanton, j. Me-
! Claim, S. D. Croford; fancy, Mrs. o. H.
! Allen chairman, assisted by Mesdames A.
! g. Russell, Milton. Adams, Howard. Turner
! R. c. Minor. China Mrs. Adam Williams,
| chairman assisted by Mesdames S. B. Jones,
| Peter. Bell, McIntyser, Gray, Terrill. Widoth
| Hauser Rescue booth, Daniel Harding
| chairman B. S. Walker, secretary, assisted
! by D. w. Kemp, w. M. Riff w. Z. Stanton,
John Summers Jonas Strong S. D. Kemp
| Henry, chairman, assisted by Mesdames L.
| Morris, Cooper, c. Anderson, A. Brock, O.
Roberts and B. Clay. Postofice. Mrs. ]. R,
| White, and grocery, ]. P. Anderson. The
| supper room is in charge Of Mesdames Reeves,
| Parker, Bradley, Francis, Huston, Hampton
| Drumens, Grooms and Charlton. scripture
! cake is one of the attractions, and last even
| ing there was mixed programme. The pro-
| gramme this evening Is follows: Instru-
| mental solo, Miss Emma Porter; reading
| (from FAUST, Charles Miller; duet, Miss Liz
| zie Kelnm and Bradley Walker.
| Miss Yetta Kahn, Of st. Joe, is at the
| Aberdeen.
| Mrs. G. Ward, of Ada, Mimi, is visiting
| Mrs. d. G.. Lightbourn. of 319 Fuller street:
| Miss Nellie B. Hope left last evening for
| Chicago for a short stay.
| Mrs Ambrose Tighe. Of Dayton avenue. has
/ gone to Chicago.
| Miss Elsie Nicols has come home from
| Vassar to spend the holidays at her home on
Nelson avenue.