The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-08
STINT Paul,
1895 ! S06IhL.
OF FUTURE INTEREST.

of the evening Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Sessions, Mrs. A. E. Brunell; Misses
Birch, Haynes, Milyn, King, Godfrey, Elder,
Haas. Dinnie, Nelson Peterson, Junquist,
Armstrong Berberick, Dubeaux, Brayton,
win, Laudin, King. Birley, McGrath, Carroll,
Tracy Biglow, SaXton, Staples. Glover,
Brown, Heffren; Messrs. AFRICAN, Krega,
jefferson, Lee, Coyne. Boxer, Stewart, Her.
shey, Grau, Bratton, McCabe, Rylie, Toomy,
Pomeroy, Kelly, Armstrong, Egan, Berward.
Gurwell, Pussy, Warren, Mcdonald Albrecht,
bank Messenger, Wallace, Cooper, Mont
gomery, Sprague, barrow, Nourse, Prince,
Petchy.
Wright at the rooms of the Young Women s
Friendly association, is Wednesday, at 1890
o'clock in the morning. Rev. DR.. Wright
will tell of his personal observations when in
Russia, and a musical programme will be
given by Mrs c: B. Yale and Percy B.
CHURCHILL Mrs. Yale will sing, Fear Not,
Yale and Mr.. Churchill win sing duet mum
Der. Miss Hopes mandolin orchestra will
attend, and, If Bishop Gilbert is in the city,
he will also be present as the first president
of the association Luncheon will be served
all who desire it at the close OF the pro-
gramme.
St. Paul Council No. 65s Royal Arcanum
will give musical and literary entertain
ment Monday evening in Bowlby hall. The
reception committee is w. J. Footner j. T.
Dean, J. G. Earhof, G. g. Hartin, Thomas
floor committee is composed Of F. G. Warne,
T. r. BunneH, G. H. Walker, H. T. Gilard,
r. Wofsberg. They will be assisted by Ed
ward Gill, E. G. Shelby R. j. Tausett, G. c..
cooper, A. Neuro Jr., j. J. Toomey, o. D.
Curtis, D. McKinnon, ]. ]. Hai.cek DR.. l..
E. Penny and F. Rape, J. L. Cramer and
Hitler H. Horton.
The members Of Garfield W. r. c. have &C
cepted an invitation to visit the Saltwater
w. R. c. Wednesday and will go over in the
morning and spend the day at the prison
city. They will be met at the train by a
delegation of Relief Corps women and after
visit to the prison will be served dinner
at the w. r. C. hall and attend meeting
Of the corps in the afternoon, which will be
followed by an informal reception and the
serving of tea before their return home.
About fifty women will attend.
The Parish Aid Society of the Church of St.
John the Evangelist will give china social
in the guild house Thursday evening. DR.. and
Mrs Rhodes will receive the guests. The
young ladies of the altar guild will serve re-
freshmentS, and informal musical pro-
gramme will be rendered. There will be a
small admission fee, to be applied to the
purchase of china for the guild house
Mlnneopa Council Royal Arcanum will give
another reception, musical entertainment and
hop, Monday evening, Dec. 7, this one being
complimentary to the vice regent of the coun7
ell, Fred Swift. 1t has been decided to issue
out 800 invitation cards, which must be pre-
scented; otherwise, admission will be posi-
lively refused. These cards may be obtained
OF any member of the council.
number of interesting papers will be
read Tuesday at the meeting of the Crocus
Hill MotheCs' club, in the parlors of the
FRS PresN terrain church. Mrs. W. G..
I will lestion whether a mother should
S;sd9t4e the care Of her child if able, or al
low a nurse the responsibility Mrs N D.
Hinckley will present the nurses idea of the
question.
1fe third of the se1es of entertainments
c the PeopIes & Church 1rs AAf IT viii seb Se
souvenir tea given at the residence of Mrs.
s-~nson, On Marshall avenue, and the ladies
assisting will be Mrs. Cornish Mrs. John
Mrs: Douglass Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Nip
polt.
district w. G.. T. U. meeting will be held
IN Plymouth church Sunday evening, Nov.
% led ~ Mrs. C. W. Weber, district presi-
dent ass,>-ed by the other officers There
will be an elaborate programme prepared,
and musical and literary. numbers will be
Phillips will sing.
The temperance societies of st. Joseph s
church will give reception in the assoc:a-
giving evening. Miss Sarah Nolan, pres
ident Of the Sacred Thirst society, and Mr.
Mcguire, president Of the Total Abstinence
society, will have charge of the affair."
The regular monthly meeting of the Home
and Foreign Missionary Society of Plymouth
Congregational Church will be held Tuesday
Sherburne avenue. 1t will be led by Mrs.
]. F. Jackson, the topic being 1.-The Condition
of Women in Non-Christian Lands
social will be given by the Y P s. c.
day evening. The receiving committee will
be MI. and Mrs. l.. D. Graham, Mr.. and
Mrs j. Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs. William Doran
Misses ENEMY, Bates and Bedbury, and
Messrs. Gardner and Graham.
The pupils Of the Visitation convent have
completed arrangements for an entertain
ment to be given on the evening of the 23d
The programme, in charge Of Mrs. Whitridge
includes one-act operetta, gymnastfc drills
and Greek tableaux.
Sister Annette's church home. which Is
located oh will Oil
warming Wednesday, Nov. Is. This will en-
able those interested In the home to visit
It, and gain some insight Of the work CO.
Quoted there.
The annual meeting Of the st. Paul District
W. F. M. S. will be held Friday. Nov. 20, in
the olivet M: E. church. 1t will be an all
day session. The chairman of the programme
committee is Mrs. Johnson, of Laurel ave-
nue..
The first meeting Of the Bohemian Cinch
club will be held Saturday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LANCE, 279
Selby avenue. Mrs. Lange is the president
and Mrs. f. E. Draper the secretary and
treasurer.
The women of First Universalist church
viii give a social and entertainment Tues
day evening at the Lamb residence on Laurel
avenue for the purpose Of raising funds for 6
Sunday school.
The Railway Social club will give its arsi
hop for the season, Tuesday evening, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker 65s
York street. All B. r. T. are invited tc
attend.
The Summit Skating club has arranged fol
another dancing party at Westmoreland hal
Thursday evening. Music will be provided
by the St. Anthony Hill orchestra.
The women's class in American history,
which was organized recently for study viii
hold its first meeting Tuesday at the Howard
residence, Summit avenue.
The Young Peoples Society Of ST. James
Episcopal Church will give a concert and
drama Hickey Farm" in Conover hall
Tuesday evening Nov II.
The Young Mems League Of the First NJ E
Church will give the second OF a series Of
Mosaic evening entertainments in the parlors
of the church Monday.
The women Of st. Marks Catholic church
of Merriam Park will give fancy fair in
Columbia hail. Nov. &c. for which extensive
plans being made.
minstrel show, followed by dance viii
be given by Flora Rebekah Lodge No ia
Nov. II. at Odd Fellows hail. on Reaney and
East Seventh street.
The sewing society of Ellsworth circle
Ladies of the G. A. r.. will meet Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. Kate Burgess, 63 East
Eleventh street.
Division No. 8 Ladies' Auxiliary of the
A. o. H., will give entertainment Nov
rs in Central hall. Sixth and Seventh streets
Union Star Lodge, No ISL, A. o. U. w, will
give hard times ball'' Thanksgiving night
at Liedertafel hall, State and Congress streets
The Newport Dancing club viii give It's sec
ond hop OF the season in Temple hall Il ghtl
and Wabasha, Wednesday evening Nov Is
a "Trilby Auction" VII be given Tuesday
evening by Maple Leaf lodge A luncheon
will be served and there will be dancing
dancing party will be given Thanksgjy.
ing night by the Bonum Tem3us club at Ok.
ford hall, Tenth and st. Peter streets
The second hop of the Newport DANCING
club will be held in Temple hail. Eighth and