The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-14
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Cards Issued for a Reception by
Mrs. j. j. Hill.

Mrs. j. j. Hill.
Cards were issued yesterday by Mrs.
James J. Hill and her daughters, Miss
Hill and Miss Charlotte Hill, for an
afternoon reception Thursday from 5
to o'clock, at the Hill residence on
Summit avenue.
mothers Of the Bethel was held yesterday,
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg being in charge, as
sisted by the usual committee of women.
Rev. A. B. Meldrum. of Central Presbyterian
church, gave an address, and Mrs. Russell r.
Dorr gave an interesting talk on music.
There was an informal musical programme.
A mothers meeting will be held this after
noon in the parlors Of the House of Hope
by the Primary Sunday School union A
programme has been prepared by Mrs. A. s.
H. Dyer, who will be assisted by Mrs. +. H.
Chamberlin. The subject for the afternoon
will be, How Much Success of the Sunday
School Teacher Depends Upon the Home Re-
lationship."
Mr. and Mrs A. K Pruden. of Ashland
avenue, entertained last evening.
Miss Clara Canouse gave a card party at
White Bear last evening, which was attend
ed by large number Of young people from
town. composing last summers camping
party.
The second annual by the c. H. and M. A.
social cluD was given last evening IN
hall with an attendance Of 100 young people.
Westminster orchestra furnished music, and
supper was served at 1870 o'clock in the din
ing room. Prof. FaInsworth and Miss Brunson
received the guests and the committee en-
tertaining was composed OF Walter Cummings
Walter Haskell, Howard Berser, Adelph Voges,
Alex Nichol and others.
The Laurel Cycle club gave dancing party
last evening in the club house on Grand ave-
nue.. The rooms were cleared of furniture
nNiYN 11T11D Of
length supper was served in the dining room
from couple of long tables. Misses Hagen,
Johnson and Edwardson received the guests.
The club will give cinch party every other
Friday evening. The record Of games will
determine the prize winner. Thanksgiving
eve the club will give the play, "a Box of
Monkeys" in the club house.
The board of the Bethel boat met yesterday
morning with Mrs. R. NJ. Newport and dis
cussed plans for the years work.
Mrs. and Miss Tarbox will give large re-
ception at the Aberdeen Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Rantoul gave dinner at the
Aberdeen last evening Covers were laid for
eight.
Mrs. Philip Schufelt entertained this after
noon at her home on Summit avenue.
met yesterday with Mrs. Powell, of Pennsyl-
Yania avenue.
The Arcadia Dancing club gives a masque-
rade this evening in Garfield hail.
The Home Missionary Society of Central
Presbyterian Church met yesterday afternoon
in the parlors of the church.
Miss Marianne Ritzinger and Miss Kate
Wanzer give euchre party this afternoon al
the formers home, on Paramount avenue.
Miss Muldoon of the Newport, gave a
! cinch party last evening to the members OF
/ the J. J. G. club.
! Miss Hattie Hammond, of Irvine park, gave
/ Miss Bigelow
! The monthly meeting of the Dayton Ave
! nue. Church w. H. M. S. was held yesterday
| in the church parlors.
The first meeting OF the Bohemian Cinch
! club will be held this evening at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lange, 273 Selby ave-
| nue..
Miss Adele Lanpher OF Portland avenue
| gave large dancing party last evening &c
! the young people Of st. Anthony hill. Nearly
! 100 were present.
Mrs. Dudley Hersey has returned from
! Clinton, 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Reed. Of Des Moines, wht
spent the summer ranch In Dakota
! passed through the city last week on theil
| way home for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Francis G. Sweet, Of New
York who have been at the Aberdeen, havt
gone to Minneapolis
! C. ]. Potts is in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson are HON,
| from their wedding trip and have taken apart
ments at the Aberdeen.