St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-21
THURSDAY CLUBS DAY.
Annual Election of Officers Was
Held Yesterday.

Annual Election of Officers Was
Held Yesterday.
The Thursday club held its second
annual meeting and election of officers
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Norrish, Of Hastings, chairman
of the nominating committee, presided
at the business sessions. Officers were
elected as follows:
President, Miss Beaumont; vice presi-
dent, Miss Greve; second vice presi-
dent Miss Mary Eastman; secretary,
Miss Carpenter; assistant secretary,
Miss Jane Wood; treasurer, Miss Viva
Conver; director, c. j. Backus. Com
mittees were appointed as follows:
Programme, Mrs. Jewett, chairman;
Mrs. Paris Fletcher, Miss Lindeke,
Miss Mead, Miss Waite, Mrs. Early,
Miss Green, Miss Fairchild Recep-
ton, Miss Mary Clark, chairman; Miss
Noyes, Miss Guthrie, Miss Saunders,
Miss Day, Miss Doran, Miss Armstrong,
Miss Lyon. Mrs. Seymour Member
ship, Miss Sturgis. chairman; Mrs.
Charles Clark, Miss Rena Aimes Miss
Clark presided at the programme
session, at which Miss Waite read
a paper on "Belinski, the Russian
Hazlitt." Miss Ordway gave map ex-
ercise of Russia, and Mrs. Elmer a
paper on it's physical features. Miss
Lindeke gave a reading from Belins-
ks works. The next meeting will be
held March IL, when Mrs. Paris F'let-
cher will read a paper dealing with
''The German Jew, Heine, and His
Wit"
The next musical and literary en-
tertainment at the rooms of the Young
Womens Friendly association will be
given March 10. This evening an in
formal entertainment will be given by
the physical culture class, only linn
tied number Of invited guests to be
present.
Mrs. F. D. Kendrick, of 4SS Grand avenue,
entertained last evening with dinner. Gov
ers were laid for fifteen.
Mrs. H. R. Curtis of 223 Arundel street,
gave children's party last evening.
will give musicale tonight, the first of a
series.
1t has beer decided not to hold the Martha
Washington tea that was announced to be held
at the Peoples church this evening.
The Current Topics class will meet Tuesday
morning with Mrs. Edward Corning, of So
Western avenue.
st. Lukes Aid Society of st. Paurs Church
street.
The women of the Hamine W. c. T. U. will
give a Martha Washington supper at Masonic
Temple tomorrow night.
The women of Goodrich Avenue church will
serve a New England dinner in the Harish
block, West Seventh street and Smith avenue,
this evening.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Plymouth
COnPrpPatiOna1 (,hnrnh wi piv Tn
land dinner and social in the church parlors
tonight.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Arlington
Hills Presbyterian Church was entertained
last evening at the home of Mrs. B. ]. Knapp,
607 Cook street.
The Aid Society of Pilgrim Baptist Church
held business meeting yesterday afternoon
at the church.
The women Of the Bates Avenue NJ E.
church and Atlantic Congregational church
give Martha Washington supper tonight at
the latter church.
The New Century club will give reception
this afternoon from to o'clock at the home
of Mrs. d. r. Ncyes 366 Summit avenue for
the new president, Mrs. T. T. Smith.
The high school class of '97 will dance at
the Albion this evening.
There will be dancing party at the state
agricultural school this evening, given by the
senior class.
Master Ted Simpson was rendered testi-
monial concert at FarwelTs hall last evening,
which was largely attended. Ted is an un-
usually promising mandolin soloist and not
only attempts, but successfully attempts the
execution of some most difficult music. Last
evening he gave selections from I'll Trova-
tore Schumann's "Berceuse" Weiniawski's
'Kuiawiak MaZurka'' or Polish dance;
Delifes, Schubert, Mendelssohn Chopin and
Wagner. He was accompanied by Miss Dora
Simpson, who also gave reading and with
Prof G. G. Ttcomb. a piano number from
Weber. The Minneopa quartette harmonious
ly rendered a pleasing medley, and H. E.
George and P. B. Churchill sang 20 Haste,
Crimson Morning. from Lucia Di Lammer-
moor.
The Young Peoples Society of Woodland
Park Church gave entertainment in the
church last evening. at which pleasant
programme rendered. Edward Bishop.
| who is pupil of Miss Edith Cline Ford read
| The Enchanted Shirt excellently. The
/ Misses Price gave a duet. and Miss Gregory
! who is also a pupil of Miss Ford and who
| is developing wonderful talent, though not
| twelve years of age, also spoke. Charles
! cake were served by Miss Tiff, Miss Wilson
| programme each guest received a card to
| which attached a stick of gum out of
| which he or. she was required to make an
animal whose name printed on the card.
! Great fun resulted, though it was rather
| rough on the animals