St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-07
s ain T. PAUL.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
RevOIutionnr Daughters Will Lis
ten to Them Friday.


ten to Them Friday.
A state meeting Of the D. Of A. r.
has been called by the state regent,
Mrs. r. M. Newport, at the Park Con-
gregational church, Mackubin street
10. at p. m. Reports will be given
by the delegates to the national con-
gress at Washington, and Rev. H. P.
Nichols, of st. Marks church, Mime
apolis, will be present and speak.
Those in the social world who have
been let into the secret are looking
ahead with the pleasure of anticipa-
tion to the Minnesota Boat club the
atricals which will be given in the
Metropolitan theater early next month.
The preliminary arrangements have
made by Messrs. Jim Denegre and
Harold Bend, who have enlisted the
able assistance of Miss Mary Sturgis
to supervise the rehearsals and direct
on. The affair will begin with a cur
tain raiser which has not yet been
selected, but which will be followed
by three-act farce, written by Miss
Caroline Beaumont, Of st. Paul. The
farce is pnlled "Mr. Schuyler's
Fiancees" and is said to be very funny.
There will be eight well-knOwn society
people in the cast.
The plays will be put on in aid Of the
boat fund Of the club.
The Carnival Cinch club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs, j. L. Laurence. Maple
and East Seventh streets.
st. Luke's Aid Society of st. Paul's Church
met yesterday at the home Of Mrs. Barclay,
532 Lafayette avenue.
Mrs. B. Anderson. Of Burr street. enter
tanned the "Old Ladies' Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church yesterday after
noon.
The Kings Daughters of st. James Epts-
mes Parr. 307 Magnolia street.
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of Dayton Avenue Church held a social
and business meeting at the church last even
ing
The Norges Singing society will give a
ball at Central hall, Seventh and Cedar
streets, this evening.
The classes of SO and '97. St. Paul high
school, gave a party at the Albion last even
ing.
Mrs. William Bickel and Mrs Dampier
gave card party last evening at the Bickel
home, on Ninth street.
Mrs. A. w. Ritzenger, of Grand avenue
gave a childrens party for seventy young
people last evening for her son Fred.
The French History class met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs Albert Schuneman, Port
land avenue.
Miss Pinska entertained informally last
evening at her home 1907 Dayton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Schlenk will entertain
at dinner this evening at the Kenilworth.
The Crescent Literary and Temperance
society business
afternoon and evening.
Rev. Dr. Jameson will bring up the matter
of sacred concerts in connection with the
Sunday Sabbath observance movement at the
next meeting Of the union, and not DR.. My
ers, as was announced.
The Ladies' Air Society of Dayton Avenue
Church held meeting at the chapel yester-
day afternoon.
Daytons Bluff W. c. T. u met yesterday
with Mrs. Hayward.
The Y p L. L. of Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Church gave a pleasant basket So
cial at the house of Miss Gloesher Tuesday
evening. The social was very we'll attended
by the young people of the society and their
friends, and very enjoyable time was had.
Lieut.. Winnie is drilling twenty-five or more
young women at Dayton Avenue church
twice week, preparatory to the milkmaids'
drill and social to come off at the church
April l.
The members of the Industrial club were
pleasantly entertained by Misses Ella and
Hattie Eisenmenger on Thursday afternoon
Those present were Miss Schoenstein, Miss
Schlieman. Miss Atkins Miss Bergh Miss
Dausereau and Miss Meyerding Miss Schoen-
stein, of Bates avenue, will next entertain
the club.
A very important meeting of the
women's committees, G.. A. r., will be
held this afternoon at p. m., in the
parlors of the Dayton Avenue church 4