The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-17

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St Paul Bethel and the Friendly inn
| were wholly lunjustified. He believed
that both institutions had been capably
managed. Mf. Smith said the system
used for caring for tramps in st. Paul
| was far more5SatiSfactory than that in
Minneapolis. In the latter city the
| town was oxer-run with tramps, to
! such an extent that the authorities had
! appointed a special committee to de-
| wise some plan to abate the trouble.
/ In ST. Paul sthe conditions were re-
| versed, owing to a better system of
| municipal control
BRINGS, HOME BRIDE.
Paul Chambers Happy Errand to
HufehtnsO1.
! An event of considerable interest in St.
Paul society was the marriage, yesterday at
Hutchinson, of Miss Miriam Baker, daughter
OF e. F. Baker, and Paul d. Chandler, son
OF Judge John H. Chandler, of ST. Paul. A
number OF guests went from st. Paul in a
special car. The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Farrar of st. Johns
Episcopal church.
| The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Retta OGorman, daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs. Broderick of Dayton avenue, to Roxie
Roln. The wedding will take place in a
few weeks.
At the Friday night meeting of the
Epworth Literary Society of Central M
from Merchant of Venice" will. be given
with the following cast: Portia, Flor
ence Payson; shylock. Bertran Bdeye;
] Mcknight; Gratiano, John Adams; Duke, c..
| Golfer There will be programme given
by mixed quartette,. MISS Caikins. Miss
Mcknight. Loyal Partridge and L. c. Pitcher.
! A review of the Merchant Of Venice will
be given by Miss Jennie Stevens.
!
| Prof. Kelley to his pupils and their friends
| in Central hall last evening was one of the
prettfest parties given in that hall this sea-
son. There were 100 couples in attendance
and many young women In charming gowns
were among the number. The dance pro-
gramme was made up of new and popular
dances and music furnished by Brose's
| orchestra. Frappe was served during the
evening from table decorated with Amer
| lean beauty roses.
The Lady Somerset W. c. t. U. gave the
first literary evening of the series it is to give
| this winter last evening at the home of the
president tn, Mrs Teeple, 6lS Central Park
| place. The evening was devoted to Lady
Somerset, her life and work, papers being
given by Mrs. U. G. Moore on Lady Somer-
set. Her Early Life and Parents" Mrs. W.
| and THE Religious Life Of Lady Somerset
| and Her Work Along Temperance Lines, !"
| Mrs. Addie Bixby Upham. During the even
ing musical programme was given by Misses
! Du FTene and Virginia Du Frene and Miss
Foster on mandolins and piano. Mrs. Soule,
who has just returned from Chicago, was
| present and spoke Of her trip. Several new
members were taken in and very pleasant
| evening passed.
Mrs. George C. Squires, of Summit court,
1 gave an informal tea yesterday afternoon for
| her guest, Mrs. Wickersham, of New York.
| There were twenty-five women present and
| the table was decorated with lavender.
Miss Josephine stahl was pleasantly sur
| prised last Monday evening at her home
| 161 Charles street, At $50 a large number
| Of young folks assembled at the residence
| proceeding to a hall nearby, where dancing
was INDUCED in by about twenty-five couples
| The Misses Goldfish Lauer, Poetz, Jansen,
| Lux, Stahl, Arth, Jansen, Lux, Haeussler,
| Dollar, Blaseus, Parnell, Boenish, and Messrs
| Vanderhule Pentertsch, Niedercorn, Jansen,
| Parnell, Meyers, Goldfish, Poetz, Lauer
Healey, Damert, Jansen, Herbst, Lux, and
| others.
! The invitations issued by Mrs. E. A. Jag
! gard of 3G2 South Exchange street, last week
| for whist party to have been given yester-
day, were recalled Sunday owing to Mrs. Jag
CARDS illness.
Mrs. e. J. Megroth gives a large RECEPTION
| this afternoon at her home on Goodrich ave-
nue.. She will be assisted by Mesdames E.
| P. Gates, of Minneapolis; G. W. Hackett
H. R. Brill, G. c. De Coster, l.. H. Maxfeld,
! Alexander Cathcart,- Shimonek Marshall
Cathcart, Misses De 'Goster. Allen, Maxfeld,
| Stringham and Dyer bca 1f-6stsizi~
this evening at her home on sherburne ave-
| nue..
The Young Womens Work Club of First
Baptist Church will meet this week Thursday
at the home Of Miss Gertrude Gates, of Sum
| NIT avenue.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the St. Vincent
| De Paul Society will give its first euchre
party Friday evening in Twin City hall.
The women of the several societies of House
| Of Hope will meet this afternoon with Rev.
| DR.. Egbert in the parlors of the church for
discussion of mission work. Refreshments
| will be served.
The Ladies Aid Society of st. Paul Camp,
Sons Of Veterans, will give a dime social
this evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis De Lestry, 24S West Sixth street.
Myrtle Temple Rathbone Sisters gives a
card party this evening in Bowlby hall.
The women of Pilgrim church give mill
tary drill this evening in the church par
| lors
Flora Rebekah lodge gives minstrel show
this evening in Odd Fellows hall on Reaney
| street
The cast for the drama Hickory Farm
to be given this evening in Fords hall by
| the choir and Young Peoples Society of st.
James Church is as follows:
Ezekiel Fortune ...........;; Henry Bryant
| Ur1ah SKINNER .............. george EggleSton
| Gilbert Darkwood ............ Robert Cotton
| Jack Nelson Observation-Disclosures. A. Arrivee
Lawrence McKeegan 800. George F: Hyan
Constable .................... W. NJ. Thurston
Jessie Fortune ............. Miss A. e. Hoyt
Mrs. Priscilla Dodge ....... Miss A. E. Hicks
gramme by the choir, j. G. Myron, J. w.
Smith. Miss E. s. Wilcox, Miss Bertha Frost,
Miss E. Jaeger and Mrs. F. Bannochie.
The Harmonic club gives It's first hop of
the season this evening in the Irish-American
club rooms. The committee in charge is
Felix May, Emil Mock, j. Conheim, ]. Brown
and T. Plechner.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor will give a social this afternoon in
the parlors of the Peoples church.
The Y p. S. G. E. will give social this
evening in the parlors Of First M. E. church.
Mrs. McGraw, of Goodrich avenue, gives a
reception this afternoon.
meet this afternoon with Mrs. A J. Douglas,
2017 St. Anthony avenue, Merriam Park.
India is the subject for the afternoon.
A reception has been arranged for this
evening by the teachers of the Plymouth
Sunday school for the members of the school
in the church parlors and musical pro-
gramme will be given and refreshments
served by the young women OF the church.
The receiving committee will consist Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ainsley, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Waite
and the Misses Crawford, Kerrek. Joslyn,
Taylor, Fuller and Warner.
Miss Moore of Dayton avenue, entertains
the Twin City Cinch club this afternoon.
The women of the Women's Christian home
h6ld Nfa1 In Tho Nnr1n of ff<