The Saint Paul globe., 1896-10-07

to the Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
heard report from the committee on reso-
resolutions were not made public. The report
| OF the committee reports of grand Of
flcers was also heard and approved. Mrs.
Ray Watterson, Of Eldon, To-, was elected
grand mistress Of the order, Mrs. Rebecca
Mill1can, of Tacoma, retiring after a term Of
Two years as grand mistress. There were
seven candidates and four ballots. Mrs.
Cassie Clark, of Fort Wayne, Ind, was elect
ed first vice grand mistress. Mrs. Clark was
the principal opponent of Mrs Watterson for
the grand mistress chair. Today the other
offieers will be elected and the convention
will adjourn
Mrs. ]. B. Johnson was hostess last even
Ing at a dinner given for Mr.. and Mrs James
Jewett Lee. of New York. Covers were laid
| for twelve.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ Church met
yesterday In the Guild hall Of the church
ana a. worried during the afternoon on gar
OF the home missionaries this fall
Fort Smelling under the direction of Miss
Beaumont.
The German Evening club. organized for
tne purpose OF studying German, will meet
q week from Saturday evening at the home
OF Mrs Flandrau. on Pleasant avenue.
The annual fair by the women OF the Guild
OF St Clements church will be held the LIST
CT December. The women ysiII hold IN s.,-.ssay
meeting Friday In the guild hall of the
church.
Willard W. G. T. U. held its regular month
of Mrs. Hare. on East Congress street Re-
ports were heard from Mrs Reed. Of the state
convention, and resolutions were passed in
dorsing Mrs Roots work in tie Rescue
league, to which it was thought enough at
tentlon was not paid at the convention. Mrs
G: w Yeager was present. and spoke on
Suffrage, as she knows Of 1t from ex-
per1ence In the work in Portland Ore.
The class of 'ss of the Humboldt school
will give Halloween party in the assembly
hall of the school, The event will be one Of
good old-fashoned details and promises no
end Of fun for the young people and their
guests.
The Laurel Cycle club viii celebrate Hal
loween with party at the club house.
Many St. Paul women will attend today's
session Of the Federated clubs at Saltwater.
as the papers to be given by local women
win be read today and tomorrow.
The Womens Foreign Missionary Society
of Central Park M. E. Church held its an
nuaI meeting and election Of officers yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. 2eney on
Canada street Mrs. DR.. w. K. Marshall
was chosen president, and the first vice presi-
dent will be the wife Of the pastor. Mrs. L.
A. Williams was elected second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. f. e. Luley recording secretary,
MIS-. u. u. SIFOnR corresponding secretary
and Mrs. M. ]. Russell treasurer. Mrs.
Quimby and Mrs. DR.. Murphy will represent
the society at the meeting Of the branch
Oct. II. So
The annual meeting Of the beard OF the st.
Paul school Of fine arts was held yesterday
morning. Reports showed that the opening
class is larger than on former years, this re-
lating especially to the life class, which is
unusually large A. F. Jacassy, Of the art
department Of Scribner. has promised to
send original drawings for illustrations from
that magazine. ArN* ofF
citation will be held Saturday at 4SS Selby
avenue.
A G. A. r. social will be held Fridayseyen-
ing by the people Of Clinton Avenue church
at the home OF Mrs. N. R. Williams. fSE
the Junior League OF Clinton Avenue Church
in the parlors Of the church. There will be
musical programme and refreshments.
The Sewing Circle Of Ellsworth Circle will
meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Mead. Is Thompson avenue.
The Newport Dancing club will give the
first party OF Its winter series Efds evening in
Oxford hall.
The annual reception by the board of the
Sheltering Arms Orphan asylum viii be held
this afternoon at the institution in Mfnne-
apolis Bishops Gilbert and Whipple will
assist the women Of the board in receiving
the guests from 2:30 to 8 o'clock. s.,.sss
Mrs. Mayhart Bruner, Of Holly avenue, en-
tertains at cards this afternoon.
Mrs McCleary entertains this evening for
the Misses Herbert, Of Bayfield,, Wis.,
Mrs. William Lockwood, of Grove Lake.
Minn., Is the guest Of Mrs. Leyde, OF Green
wood avenue.
Mrs. Parsons, who has been al the head OF
the primary Sunday school at Park Ccngre-
gational church. sails Saturday for Paris
to take course Of study In art Che has
been student at Burt Harwood's class at
Mendoza.
Dr. W. D. Kelly is in st. Louis.
Mrs. Henry Won Wedestadt OF Holly ave.
nue. has gone to Boston.
Mrs. A. Thomas. Of Duluth. In at the
Aberdeen.
The Misses Hope. of Harrington avenue, are
home from River Falls.
Mrs. Alexander Peabody returns next week
from tie East. Ae
Mrs. Rusk and Miss Rusk, who have been
the guests of Mrs. Greve, of Summit ave-
nue.. and have been entertained extensively by
St. Paul society. have returned to their homo
In Viroqua, Wis.