The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-14

70 come IN. International president is Mrs.
solomon, or Chicago The work done is the
study, Of the Bible and philanthropic works
lor the Improvement of women and the in
struct1on Of the weaker and poorer classes.
ton has As members, and their meetings are
interesting. Mrs. Henry Haas is the presi-
Dent; Mrs Charles Strous, vice president;
mrs Mrs. sam Sternberg, secretary. and Mrs.
+ The Bethel industrial school will open Sat
H Mroay at the Bethel boat, with Miss May
meetings begin Friday.
Company D. N. G. s. M, will give series
or SIX informal hops, beginning Oct. o. and
holding every other Thursday evening, after
the regular drill during the season. - The
der. -@f. 80 = T.
(, The ST Paul and Minneapolis battaliens of
the FIRST regiment, N. G. s. M, will at
lend service at ST. Johns Episcopal church
sumo when Rev. Dudley Rhodes will preach
a patriotic sermon. 3Gnssa5 aG se
8 Mrs. sMuhlenbruch has organized circle
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Kellogg, Of
paramount avenue.
Plymouth Chautauqua circle meets today
lor1feerganazationS at the home of Mrs.. Bow
en-, OF Pleasant avenue
me annual cOntrfDuClOn OF the NeeQle WORK
guild will be held Now. IL at the relief
rooms.
A pretty autumn luncheon will be given
thursday by Mrs. Sam g. Smith at her home
on College avenue.
young womens club will be organized
this afternoon at a luncheon to be given at
the home of Mss9White, of SO Douglas street
Miss Hand6 and Mrs. Brimkerhoff will be
guests OF honoraat luncheon TO be given
Dan Hand. of Summit avenue.
The women of the F. M. S. of First Pres
byterian church will meet Friday afternoon
In the church parlors.
The womenEof st. Paul's church will hold
Christmas fair early in December.
Mrs. Fred Ingersol will entertain the Fri
day circle this week at her home, 535 Grand
avenue.
Crocus Hill Mothers club held its opening
meeting for the season yesterday afternoon in
the parlors of First Presbyterian church and
listened to papers by members of the club.
The paper by DR.. Auten Pine was particularly
interesting being on the STANDARD of Wo-
manly Health and giving an outline of
the literature on the subject. She said that
the standard of health of the American woman
is below the normal standard as compared
with other nations, and as compared with
the nations own early history. facCS 10 prove
that there has been deterioration of type in
the last fifty years are: First, decrease in
birth rate since 1880; second, increase in
nervous diseases; third, absence of stamina
or reserve force. The destiny of woman is
as great as the destiny of man, but not the
same. Therefore her education should be
different in many respects. 1t is mistake
for girls to be kept in school during the years
of their development, the strain of school life
being at the expense of the reserve force.
Mothers should study. school hygienics: The
of door. exercises and sport makes the future
promising. The club has been presented with
a gaEel by one ofrthe members.
There was an Oriental entertainment given
at Park Congregational church last evening
by Phares eBehannesey, who gave an inter
esting lecture. on the life and customs of
his own people. He was assisted by women
of the church in Oriental costume.
The French fair came to a successful close
last evening after weeks run in the market
house. under the management of the people of
ST. Louis church. The winning numbers on
the lotteries were: Stove, $50; cord wood,
esq; Father Gros' picture, 1893; wine tray at
flower booth 49, and princess lamp at same
table, 49, George Gauthier won the gold
watch. ss-s-7
Mrs. Babage Of Cherry stree, gave shil-
dren's party yesterday for her little daugh
ter Elenors birthday.
L
tanned the Alert Euchre club yesterday after
noon.
The kangaroo club, the Oldest euchre club
in the city reorganized last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Truman White. This
club was organized before the war as dane
ing. club, and the young people who were
then members are married now and are
parents and grandparents; thus the club
came to be schanged from dancing to
card club to suit the tastes. of its members,
which changed as5they grew older
Mrs. w. M. Smith, of Bryse, Idaho, will
be the guest Wednesday, of Mrs. w. H.
Williams, ofsSelby avenue
marching sound money club was organ
lied on Summit avenue last evening by young
men of the hill under the direction of E. G.
Trowbridge. ssor1'a7--r netge
4 Miss Eva gAlcett's choral club Of forty
voices heard for the first time last evening
sat the Baptist church, proved a grand sue
cess and an acquisition to the musical circles
of the city. Miss Alcott Is a fayorite soprano
soloist, and her choral club is composed of
her own pupils who. have been under her in
structions for the last three years. The
chorus sang with expression. and style and
was assisted by Prof. c. G. Titcomb as organ
ist and four .violins, played by Miss Bart
lett, Miss Lamson, Miss Godfrey and Miss
Hone The chorus under the direction Of
Miss Alcott will be heard at the Sunday
evening service Of the. First Baptist church
during the winter and special CHRISTMAS
music Of the highest order Will be taken up
by the chorus at the next rehearsal. Among
the selection especially. well, rendered last
evening was Mozarts Ave VeFum and
Like as the Hart Desireth the Water
Brooks
A large euchre party was given at the
Irish-Anerican club rooms last evening by
the ladies of st. Joseph's parish for the
benefit of St. Joseph's church IniFty taDl DIES
sisted of the following ladies' Mrs. II. T.
Quinlan Mrs. M. Prendergast, Mrs T. M
Hennesey and F. E. Mullen. ReIresnm 9e
were served during the evening and dane
ing INDUCED in by number OF the younger
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Clark, of Summit ave
nue. have as their guests Mr. and. Mrs
W. G. Clark, of ST. Louis
Mrs. Steven Russell, of Goodrich avenue.
is entertaining Mrs. ". A. Dickinson, OF
Milwaukee. 457ss-a
Mrs William Burrows and Mrs. Smith,
of Grand avenue, are home from the East
Mrs. Simpson and Miss Simpson, Of Holly
avenue, HAYES gone to Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner are at home at the
buckingham.
are home frem trip to Yellowstone Park.
Judge Macdonald and Miss Clara Mac
Donald are in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs HID. Gates have taken the
Doran house on Summit avenue for the WIN
ter. -
Miss Jean Waters, of Elmira, N. Y, who
has recently returned from a course of study
in the old country, is the guest Of Miss Aspin-
wall at st. Catherine s school. Miss Waters
is an artist whoseEwork is favorably known
locally.
Gen. Meyzner, of the Aberdeen, left for
Chicago Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Morse, of Nelson ave-
nue. have removed TO 391 Iglehart st.
Rev. Dr. Moore, of the Christian church,
left last evening for Springfield, ILL.,, to attend
the national convention of Christian churches
which conyenes Thursday in that city.
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Anderson, of Clinton ave-
nue. has returned from Chicago.