The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-06


ems Foreign Mission Society of the
Methodist Church. She has just re-
turned from a trip around the world,
where she has visited the missions and
has lived among the missionaries. She
will have much of interest to tell of
the work.
st. Johns Auxiliary Association OF
st. Johns Parish has in contemplation
a series of free entertainments to be
given throughout the winter. The first
was given a month ago and proved a
success. The next one will be Wednes-
day and Judge Willis has consented
to give an address. The programme
al length 1t as follows:
March-"Gay COney Island
Venetian Orchestra
ooh Haste Crimson Morning" from
Messrs George and Churchill
Accompanies ........ FRANKLIN W: krleger
Address OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Judge j. w. Willis
Solo-Selected .-...... Miss Mae McCabe
Selections on Chinese national instru-
Rsei5ation-'The whistiing Rss%f %tG.-n,ot,
solo-'My Home, My Happy Home
Miss Lille Mcmahon
Solo."The Volunteer organist" :. John Stark
Melodies Characteristic-''The Virginia
Skedaddle" (by request. Venetian Orchestra
SoIo-.Come Back to Erin" Mrs. A J. BaIlion
Recitation - Counting Under Din
culties' ..:...;;;.;.;. Miss Laura Hickey
Remarks applicable to the society. M c. Egan
Duett-Selected. Mrs. Tate and Miss Haynes
Solo|SeIected ;.........-...... Ed h Slater
Finale-Piano solo ............P Prof. Fred Rim
The Christmas sale of the Ladies'
Aid Society of st. Clements Church
will be held in the guild room.
"Wednesday, from 10 a: m. to p. M.
The following ladies will be in charge:
Fancy table-Mrs. Crosby, Mrs KEEL
liner. Plain table-Mrs. Crosby. Mrs
Kelliher. Candy table-Mrs. Stevenson
Mrs. Michaels, assisted by the Misses
Louise Whitney, Elizabeth Lamson
Shirley Kelliher, Florence Stevenson
A silver tea" will be given in con-
nection with the sale, from to D.
M. Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Valentine
to pour tea and coffee. Mrs Walker
and Miss Sauvenet will have general
charge.
The ladies of Grace NJ. e. Burr street
church will hold their annual sale OF
fancy and useful articles, Thursday
evening, in the church parlors The
general committee in charge are Mes
DANES Nicholson. Curry and Charles.
Reception committee, Mrs. Nelson
Avery. Misses Norwood and KimbaIl:
fancy work. Mrs. Healy, Mrs. North,
Mrs Chester; candy booth, Miss Mitch
eson. Miss Brasch. Refreshments will
be served in the evening Mrs Mar
elius, Mrs. Peterson Mrs. Gunlock and
Mrs. Otto being in charge.
The Ladies G. A r. Violin and Man
dolin orchestra, under the direction of
Miss Nellie Hope, will give a concert
the latter part of this month for the
benefit of the annual dinner and
Christmas fund of the ST. Paul news
boys. The orchestra will furnish an
deliberately arranged programme dur
the youngsters.
Mrs. Edwin A. Jaggard gave a fare
we'll dinner Wednesday, compliment
AIRY to Mir. Hancock. Covers were laid
for fourteen and the guests included
Miss Newport, Miss Gordon, Miss
F'urnas, Miss kalman Miss Merriam
Miss I4amprey. Messrs Hancock. Park
er, Yardley. Wenzell. Lieut.. Bracom
and Mr. Barnes, Of Minneapolis
Among the interesting social events
of the winter in st. Paul will be the
marriage of Miss Ottie Walther daugh-
Ter of Mr. and Mrs. r. Wahher, to S
A. Perkins. Mark Hanna's private
secretary during the recent campaign
Miss Walther is an accomplished girl
Mr.. Perkins lives in Tacoma, Wash.
and was for several years secretary 81
the Republican league for college
eli Is.
Harvey Carleton I,flson gaxesa7 i'm,