The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-08
MERRIAM PARK.

richardson assisted by Mrs. D. W. Van
G xieck <. OF st. Paul, will be given next Fri
who will take part are as Follows: MISSES inose
ANITA Shepardson, Lizzie Dudgeon Minnis
Aaamson, Joyce Hogler, Dera Richie. Clara
Kt H4ieS' p sednle Dudgeon, Louise Magnuson,
ntetle 6ennam, Donna Matthews Laura
Payne, Madge Adamson, Lucy Wiscman
o III Connor, Alice Currie, Grace Matthews
enc Car, mrs I Mark Magnuson, Mr.. Van Week,
Sari Lonegron, Gordon Henderson. Harold
Paul Magnuson. 'ioA anu
friday evening very interesting entertain
ment was given at Woodruff hall Miss BIos-
tory IN Minneapolis, made her first appear-
ance in the Park. She gave the foIlowine
pieces pieces Naughty zen.' Lady wentworth,
First Boomers in Jayville. Belle OF Atri "
Folks" 0oi
The Sunday school Of the Presbyterian
cnurch will give a chrysanthemum EXHIBIT
on on next tuesday afternoon and evening in
Tue pariors OF the church. The flowers for
SAFE VIII be the ones grown by the boys and
girls OF the Sunday school during the sum
nler. Inc proceeds will go toward buying
new books for the Sunday school Ubrary
The Interurban club gave the second Of IFS
series OF parties Friday night in Woodruff
nall, Mesdames A. c. Clausen, D. NJ Sui
Ivan, Smith Jones and Mrs DR. Brooks fur
nishing refreshments,
The services in the Presbvter,an obnrob
tonight will be given over to the Midway Re
lief society. Addresses and papers will be
given in interest of the work.
me young people of the Epworth League
OF Trinity Methodist Church gave a very
successful literary social on Friday night in
the church parlors
The Ladies' Aid Society of OIivet Church
Will meet on Friday. Nov. 13, at 2 p. m, with
MRS. A. }. Trumbull, corner Prior and lyle
hart.
There was an unusually large attendance
at the missionary meeting held at the Con-
gregational church last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Naylor entertained on Thursday after
noon few friends in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Pease, of Wausau, Wis.
| The Ladies Society of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church will meet with Mrs. Boswell on Fri
| day, Nov. 13, at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Kertson. Of DAYTON av-
enue, left yesterday for a short visit I'm
Madison and Milwaukee.
The Misses Margaret and Isabella Dunn en-
tertained large number of friends to a
party Saturday evening.
Merriam Park Royal Arcanum members
| gave very successful entertainment on last
| Sunday evening.
Mrs. NJ. A. Jones entertained Mrs. II. 8.
Wakeman, of Minneapolis, The fore part of
! the week.
| Mrs. H. E. Still returned Thursday from
a visit in Philadelphia. New York and Chi
cago.
Miss Bessie Holmes will return from
! oIOfCHo Oihls WIS, lne urSC or the week.
The Loyal Workers of the Church of Cur
Father will meet Saturday at Central halI.
The Daughters of the King meet with Miss
Stauffer tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
| The Ladies Guild of st. Matthew'S win
soon give an oyster supper and SALE
! Edith P. Lord, of Madison, Wis, called on
| friends in the Park Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Hall have returned
from their visit in Fond du Lac.
Rachel and Gertrude Forbs will return
today to their home in st. Louis.
Hiss Gertrude McKaig visited friends at the
| Park the fore part of the week.
The Ladies' Reading circle met last Fri.
| day with Mrs. w. S. Harwood
! The Woman's club met last week to con-
slider some important articles.
Minnesota State Agricultural school ceIe-
! brated Friday as Class day.
| Miss Skinner will soon open kindergarten
| in the Methodist church.
Mrs: Arthur Lewis and son have returned to
| their home in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Haesley have removed
| to Albert Lea, MINI.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist