The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

HOOA W d 5ouyeulT Tea given Oy the women
of the Sewing Circle of Peoples Church for
the benefit Of the church. The afternoon will
be attractively arranged, as everything given
by the women of Peoples church is sure to
BE- Mrs. Swenson will be assisted by Mrs.
]. n. Cornish, Mrs. A. ]. Douglas, Mrs.
Frank Holmes, Mrs. c. L. A. Johns and Mrs.
Nippolt.
class for instruction in physical culture
will be organized this afternoon in the Haw-
thorne school on Washington street. The
of the Lower Town Mothers club, but any
women interested in this work are invited to
join. The regular meeting of the club will
be held tomorrow afternoon.
The Monday circle met last evening at the
home of Mrs. Mason, on Holly avenue. Rus
sia. in connection with Turkey, was the sub
1ect for the evening, papers being given by
Miss Carpenter, Miss Saunders, Homer Clark
and Miss Edith Foulke.
The marriage of Miss Bertha May Stewart
and Robert B. Keller takes place this after
noon at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Stewart, of Grand avenue.
Rev. DR.. Stout will perform the ceremony.
ST. Paul Council, Royal Arcanum, gave an
entertainment in Bowlby hall last evening
which was attended by about $50 people.
After delightfully."- arranged programme,
there was dancing to music by the Elite
String quaTtette, which gave several
lections during the evening. Percy Churchill
CUuITlDul0u TO the programme, singing An.
IT'S a Dream and a selection from Robin
Rood. Mrs. Doubleday, who is studying with
Mrs. McFarren, and has rich soprano voice
of great promise. sung Alas" by Harrison
Sans Souci accompanied her. One of the
features of the programme was solo by
Prof. John w. Lucca, who gave popular
negro melody. Maj. w. W. Cooley told a
number of his usual excellent stories, and
Frank Seibert gave violin solo. H. Dele
field. who is winning local favor with his
piano playing, gave number OF selections.
and Miss Pattison, whose accomplishments as
a reader are well known, recited Jimmie
Browns Sisters Wedding" Miss Mae Crit
fifth sung Now, Was I Wrong" Refresh
mentS were served at IL o'clock.
The Irish-American club gave its first party
of the season last evening in the club rooms.
There was enjoyable dance programme
and supper was served.
The young men of First M. E. church gave
a social last evening in the pariors of the
church. There was a mixed programme
The Cleveland High School Literary and
Debating society gave an entertainment in
Assembly hall last evening. School talent
gave a pleasant programme.
The Lincoln Euchre club will meet Nov.
Is at the home of Mrs. A. Janson, 1895 Lin
coin avenue.
The Bible class under the direction of
Rev. R. N. Adams met for organization last
evening at the home Of Miss Hare, on East
Congress street.
The students of the Humboldt high school
day evening in the Assembly hall. This is
really the Halloween party which was post
poned, owing to a rule of the board of educa-
ton, which says that there shall be no parties
or entertainments given in the schools Satur-
day nights.
A choral society consisting of several Of
the best of the West Side musicians is re-
hearsing "BelshazZar," to be given before
the holidays in Paul Martins opera house.
under the management of j. A Swenson A
number of the best of St. Paurs soloists will
assist.
Miss Brinkerhoff will be the guest Of honor
this afternoon at a luncheon given by Miss
Winter at the Winter residence on Summit
avenue.
A meeting of Como Division of o. R. c.
Will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
in Odd Fellows hail. 1853 Cedar street. Dele
gates to the grand division in San Francisco
will be elected.
The West Side Mandolin club gives party
this evening.
Miss Mable Baker and Miss Florence kim
ball will entertain Thanksgiving evening at
the home of Miss Baker, go Prospect Terrace,
The women of the Clinton Avenue NJ E.
church will hold an all-day meeting Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. M. L. McIntire in
the Clinton.
The seniors of the Humboldt school will
give large entertainment Thanksgiving eve
for the benefit of the elocution work in
the, school. This is the first of a series Of
such entertainments the class will give dur
ing the winter. There will be an excellent
musical and literary programme.
Mechanics Arts high schools will give large
dancing party Friday evening in Oxford hail.
The women of Clinton Avenue M E. church
will give supper in the parsonage on Gin
ton avenue Thursday evening for the benefit
of the church.
The next event to be given by the Central
Social club will be somewhat unique, being
leap year party to the men of the club by
the women members. The affair is to take
place Dec. in Oxford hall, and will be one
of the prettiest events of the clubs season.
The Minuet Dancing club gives its first
dancing party for the season Wednesday
evening, in Odd Fellows hall, Seventh and
Reaney streets. The club has recently elect
ed officers for the year, as follows: E. H.
Farrell, president; G. ]. Gilen, secretary,
and j. M. Sansen, treasurer.
The Venetian mandolin orchestra will give
a hop in Oxford hall this evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the Plym--
outh Home and Foreign Missionary society
will be held this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. S. r. De Graw 429 Sherburne avenue.
The meeting will be led by Mrs. ]. F. Jack
son, on 1.-THE Condition Of Women in Nom
Christian Lands"
The Y. P s. c. E. will give social this
evening in the parlors of the church.
The womens class in American history will
Ia n -N0T Qf fhn HON. r6
Summit avenue.
A "Trilby'' luncheon will be given this
dancing and refreshments.
Col. and Mrs. Andrews of Euclid View.
will entertain the Pioneer Euchre club this
evening.
The Crocus Hill Mothers club meets this
afternoon in the parlors Of First Presbyterian
Mothers Assistants and papers will be
read by Mrs. W. G. White and Mrs. N. D.
Hinckly.
Mrs. White. of Marshall avenue. enter
tains the Elton Euchre club Friday after
noon.
progressive euehre party will be given
this evening by Myrtle Temple, Rathbone
! Sisters, in Bowlby hall.
The Railway Social club will give a social
this evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker, 663 York street.
Mrs. H. T. Black entertains a euchre club
this afternoon at her home on Ashland av-
enue.
Mrs. T. L. Baker Of Dayton avenue, en-
tertained the Thimble bee yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Gilman. of 500 Marshall avenue, en-
tertained the Monday Afternoon Whist club