The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
OF FUTURE INTEREST.

A musical and social event in the Catholic
world will be the reception to be rendered
rev. Father McNulty, of St. Luke's church
at his residence. on Summit avenue, Tuesday
musical programme will follow at Q o'clock,
under the charge Of Miss Sans Souci the ex-
e Ml1 OF which the following will testify:
MRS. Fred Snyder, OF Sioux Falls. who is
an old fayorite in St. Paul. win be in the CITY
to take part in the programme. Oter local
talent Will be Miss Hopes mandolin and
| Churchill, Miss Anna Collins. Miss M. Sans
Souci violin; Mrs. J. B. MacNamee, Mrs.
norman and the quartette of St. Luke s
cnolr; those assisting at the refreshments
| Soucf, Cleary, Lamb, Ryan, Mumm. Demers.
Plel. Macdonald. Clark, Bowlin, Cavanaugh.
st. Johns bazaar opens Monday, Oct 10,
ana continues during the entire week. Ex-
anaIr De grand success. The most note
worthy feature will be the voting contests.
Mrs. L. Hilgedic, Mrs. r. F. Slater and Mrs
/ Frank Richet will contest for a painting of
Archbishop Ireland. Misses L. McMahon and
B. Farrell will each strive to have the most
votes en- magnificent tapestry, while Misses
May Muingan, Mary O'Grady, Florence Ames
and Gertrude Lester will contest for a girls
bicycle.
| The Young Peoples Society Of Dayton Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church are making arrange
ments for Japanese garden party in the
chapel Friday, Oct Is. The chapel will be
decorated to represent an evening scene In
Japan. The room will be lighted by Japanese
lanterns, arranged in unique designs, in the
| form Of chandeliers. Refreshments will be
served by the young ladies of the society
| dressed In Japanese costume A programme
| having number OF unique features will be
| presented by prominent vocalists OF the city.
| The first meeting of the French history
class will be held Friday. Oct. 80. at the
| home of Mrs. A. e. Mccartney, on Marshall
avenue. The officers elected for the year are:
Mrs. Charles Schuneman. president; Mrs.
Nor a1nz.d MIN d4r1f. ATrU N u
Clark, secretary. The club, which has con-
| fined its study heretofore to French history,
will this year take UP q course in Mexican
history. Meetings are held monthly at the
homes Of the members and the time divided
| between study and amusement.
| Minneopa council, Royal Arcanum, will
give fancy dress ball at Bowlby hail. Sixth
| and Robert streets, Monday evening A
cede the dancing Supper will be served at
II O'Clock. The receiving committee will be
| composed Of Maj. and Mrs. Cooley, Mr.: and
| Mrs. r. w. Warner Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
| Albin and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II. White.
| The members of Esther Lodge No. 80, D..
Of H., are preparing novel entertainment,
to be given Friday evening, Oct. 16. An ex-
| by the Baskerville Hopaway Line One pair
| dancing shoes not exceeding $50 pounds in
weight checked free. Trains leave Central
| hall (station), Sixth and Seventh streets, at
8 p. m.
| The Capital City Cycle club will give a
| ten-hour run today. IL the weather permits,
| over the old course to Minneapolis and re-
| turn, thence to Mortified and return. The
start will be made from the club house ON the
| Bluff at 6:45 In the morning, and all wheel
| men and wheelwomen are invited by the Of
| icers of the club to make the run.
The Newport Dancing club, formerly the
| Moonlight, has completed arrangements for
| it's first dancing party, which will be held
In Oxford hall, Tenth and st. Peter streets.
| Wednesday evening. The members of the club
| wish to extend q cordial Invitation to their
many friends who do not receive personal
| invitation.
The annual reception will be held at the
| Sheltering Arms. Minneapolis. Wednesday,
| from 2:30 till 6 o'clock. and all initiated in
| the work are most cordially invited to be
present. Donations of money, clothing and
provisions with be very acceptable
| Ladies' Aid Society No. 20, OF st. Paul Camp
| l. Sons Of Veterans, viii give q dancing party
| Monday night, Oct. IL, at Central block hall.
| The society viii also give q card party next
| Thursday at the residence of Mrs. Gregg, ST.
Westminster street.
| kindergarten school is soon to be opened
| In ST. Clements parish. Rev. Mr.. Dray ex-
| poets to have the school open about the mid
dle Of next month. Miss virginia Harbert
will have charge. It will be held in the guild
hall.
.The Fairies Revel." an extravaganza. will
Oct. "a. for the beneft of Christ church
| guild A matinee for the benefit of the chill
dren will be given the day following.
/ The annual convention of the state Fed
4 Grafton Of Women's clubs convenes Tuesday
! and Wednesday at Saltwater The clubs In
| Minneapolis and st. Paul ara eleoting their
| delegates.
The Summit Skating and Social club IL
scheduled for its opening party at Oxford hall
Thursday The COMMITTEES In charge Of the
arrangements are preparing an elaborate pro-
gramne.
Minnehaha camp, Modern Woodmen, Is ar
ranging an entertainment the last Thursday
i in this month. The Arrangements are to be
made at the regular meeting Thursday.
| Mrs. Philip Schaubs sef Lincoln avenue. will
| give bicycle party Tuesday.
| The SUBMITS viii give their hrst social hep