The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-03
NOVEMBER OPENS WELL.

Kinley;. 10 cents to find out tonight at
the Auditorium.
NOVEMBER OPENS WELL.
number of Happy Parties Planned
| by St. Paul People.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart have issued
| cards for the wedding Of their daughter err
| tina May, to Robert Kenyon Keller, the cere-
mony to take place Tuesday, Nov. TO- at 4
e o,ciock IN the afternoon at the family res
1denee, 1862 Grand avenue. Miss Stewart is
| member OF the Schubert club. Mr.. Kel-
Ter is In the employ of the Northern Pacific.
Capital City Cycle club gives a. - O'Clock
| dancing party in Oxford hall this evening
| rms Will be the fourth of a series Of such
analrs and promises to be very enjoyable.
The committee in charge is composed of
Martin Cook, Charles. Downs, Frank Davis,
George Mccullough William Altman Edward
Payte and William Burkhard.
Dayton's Bluff History class meets this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Spindler on Ma
pie street. er-s;-
Prof. and Mrs. Charles Titcomb entertained
at dinner last evening in their home in the
Genesee. 4.-.4..s
The Ladies' Afternoon .Euchre club, re-
Gently organized on the West side, met yes
terday for the first time at the home of Mrs
Dwight Watson, of Hall avenue.
Mrs. Field, of Western avenue, entertains
at luncheon this afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting of the direct
| ors of the st. Paul School Of Fine Arts will
| be held this morning in the studio in the
Hotel Metropolitan.
The regular monthly meeting of the board
! of the Babies home on Lincoln avenue, was
| held yesterday mprning with small attend
ance. The monthly reports were read, show
In he ar T1icS ipY IF "a
| month. There are at present 20 babies in
| the home being cared for. Mrs. G. ]. Whit
ridge was made visitor for the new month
| and Mrs. Barker was admitted as member OF
| the board. The annual fair of the inSti-
| tuition Will be held the first week in December
| for the women members Of the club. Elec-
ton returns will be read during the evening
| Miss Nellie Hope and Miss Ferber are ar
! ranging to give recital Saturday afternoon.
Miss Marion sanborn has issued cards for
| a dancing party Friday evening at her home
on Virginia avenue.
The Mission class of the Episcopal churches
| will hold it's first meeting for the season
| this afternoon in Christ church guild hail.
| Mrs. Adams will be in charge.
| The Young Ladies' Altar Guild of St.
| James Church will hold its annual meeting
this morning in the guild hall.
Miss Mamie Hodgins, of 1854 Milford street
| gave a small cake and fruit walk Friday
evening to the following party of friends
Misses Nicholson, Christensen and Petell
and Messrs. Johnnie Dugan and Eddie Shea.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nixon were rendered
surprise party Friday evening by a num-
Der of their friends at their home, PIT Genesee
street. Luncheon was served at. midnight.
! Progressive cinch played,
Mrs. S. J. Mortified entertained the Idle
! Hour Cinch club Thursday afternoon. Prizes
I were won by. Mrs. r Monach, Mrs. Norman,
| and Mrs. Rodecker4A Mrs.. Kelly of Min
/ nehaha street. VIII entertain the club Friday
i afternoon of this week ie
The Bethany Junior Society of Bethany
Congregational Church will have installation
| of officers Saturday afternoons at the home of
! Miss Emma Hansdorf, Of Stryker avenue and
! Isabel street. Mrs. U. G. Moore, the city
superintendent, and Mrs. Marjory, the super
! intendent of the society, will attend and con-
! duct the ceremony.
The Saints Whist club will be entertained
| this evening at the home of Lindsay Nicholas,
! of Kent street.
The Holly Avenue Euchre club meets this
! afternoon at the home Of Mrs. d. S. Sperry
| of Holly avenue.
The fifth meeting of the Monday Evening
circle was held last evening at the home
1 OI MISS MARY OldTa, tOi I1oHy AVENUE L liz
papers read were a resume by Miss Conver;
Russian Novelists,'' Miss Mead; Emanc.pa-
! ion of the Serfs.'' DIR. Jones; Present Condi-
ton of Serfs,'' W. G. Noyes.
The "Father Lights new missionary
| society, composed of young people of the
Woodland Park church. will be organized this
evening at the home of Mrs. NJ j. Perry, 1852
| Laurel avenue
The women of Asbury M. E. church will
/ hOId 1icciO mentiUp this afternoon a
| the home Of Mrs. 3. A. Meacham, on Reaney
street. Educational work in China is the
subject for the afternoon.
Mrs. ]. A. Robinson was hostess to a pro-
! gressive euchre club yesterday afternoon at
her home on Paramount avenue. The CLUB
| is a new one recently organized in the vi
cinity of Crocus hill. The rooms were dec
GRATED with flowers and there was a good at
| tendance.
The teachers of the Park Avenue Mission
! Sunday school will give q social Thursday
evening of next week at the Mission, Park
avenue and Cook street.
A young women's sewing society, composed
of young women from First Baptist church,
will organize Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Conley, 4S4 Lafayette avenue.
The last Saturday afternoon of this month
will be held the junior rally Of the Presby-
terrain Junior Endeavor societies of the city
in Central Presbyterian church.
! The regular monthly meeting the Wom-
| ems Foreign Missionary Society of House of
Hope will be held this afternoon in the
church parlors. The subject for the after
noon will be South America
The regular semi-monthly musicale by the
| Schubert club will be held tomorrow after
noon in Conover hall.
Dayton's Bluff Mothers club met yester-
day afternoon in the parlors of Atlantic Con-
gregational church. Mrs. Horst read paper
on 1.-The Care of Children Through Infancy"
The Minnehaha Dancing club will give
party tomorrow evening in the rooms of the
club at 165 Como avenue.
Primrose Social club gives a dancing party
and entertainment tomorrow evening in As
sembly hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Dayton Avenue
Church will meet Friday afternoon of this
week in the church parlors.
The Ladies' Aid Society of First Universal
list church will meet this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. F. B. Doran, POI East Congress
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Unity church
will meet this Afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Yapp onsE East Ninth street.
The Home Mission Society of Peoples
Church will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
D. S. B. johnston, 565 Holly avenue.
The Cathedral Sacred Thirst society meets
in Cretin hall this evening.
Como w. c. T. II. held temperance meet
ing yesterday Afternoon at 1910 Front street.
H A. Campbell, of Manchester college, made