The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-24
OPEN THEIR NEW HOME.
Episcopal DcacOness' Institution In
Installed Today.


OPEN THEIR NEW HOME.
Episcopal Dcac0nesA' Institution In
Installed Today.
The formal opening of the Deaconess
home will take place today, and this
morning at o'clock holy communion
Will be celebrated at the home, 587
Fuller street; the large formal reception
coming eff in the afternoon from to 10
O'clock. At this reception the guests
of honor will be Miss Margaret Borland
who IS to have charge of the home.
Miss Eulice Peabody the kindergarten
teacher, and Miss Esther Lewis, parish
visitor. Miss Borland has recently re-
turned from a course of study in the
Deaconess' Training School and Epis-
CORAL Nurses hospital in Philadelphia
she is native of Quebec and has done
some work for the st. Paul Episcopal
churches in the past Miss Peabody
is the daughter of the late Rev. Mr..
Peabody. The home, which is an out
growth of the parochial house. founded
by Rev. Chas. Edgar Haupt, FIVE years
ago, Is a diocesan deaconess' home and
Its purpose is to train women for
deaconesses and other church work The
| first OF a course of lectures to be given
at the home during the winter by Twin
! City. clergymen will be delivered Oct.
8. Those who will assist in receiving at
the reception this afternoon and even
| ing. are; Rt. Rev. NJ N Gilbert, Rev.
Charles Edgar Haupt, Rev. D. w.
Rhodes, d. d.. Rev. F. T. Webb, Rev.
! H. p. Nichols, Rev. Charles Holmes.
Rev. A. 7. Gesner, Rev. J. j. Faude,
| Mrs. Thomas Baxter. Mrs. W. E. Steele,
Mrs. c. G.. Edwards, Mrs. w. r. Ladd,
Mrs. w. J. Sloppy, Mrs. nj. e. Hale,
Mrs r. B. Thurston, Mrs. Fl. C. Sachse,
Mrs. f. l.. Chapman, Mrs. G. Chistian,
Mrs III. p. Bfgelow, Mrs. H. P. Barlow,
| Mrs. G. III, Whipple, Mrs. G. E. Haupt,
Mrs. +. III Gerhart, Miss J. Pise, Mrs
Joseph Stronge.
Mrs G. III. Stormes. of st. Adams
| street, gave q pretty autumn reception
| yesterday afternoon for Mrs. A. E. Val
entfne, who has been a visitor in st.
| Paul for some time, and returns in a
few weeks to her home in the South.
The rooms We're arranged with autumn
leaves, and after a pleasant afternoon
! informally spent, the hostess served a
dainty luncheon Of fruit cake and fra
grant tea She was assisted in attend
| ing on her guests by Master Herbert
K1ldredge. pretty feature of the aft
ernoon was the singing of Miss Laura
Hare, who has sweet soprano voice,
nicely suited for parlor singing The
| guests We're: Mesdames e, ST.. Pierre,
c. B. Teeple. F. B. Kimball, Eugene
| Moore, w. E. Rogers, w. w. Nichols,
r. N Hare, d Kribbs, J e. KiIdredge
and Misses Florence and Laura Hare.
Ilene Krutchel and Lettie Leyde
| One of the pleasant affairs Of the
week will be the campfire to be given
| Friday evening at the home of Mrs. G..
y. Parker, at st. Anthony Park Mrs.
| Parker has planned the event in mem
| DRY of her late husband, who, In 81
and " was commander Of the Mime
sofa G. A. r., and the guests Of the
| evening will be Mr. Parker's council
and ADMINISTRATION and their wives. Miss
Agnes Haynes, coIored student from,
Fisk university. will be present and
| sing some of the old negro airs so well
remembered by the veterans Of the late
! war. Yarns and adventures of the
war will be in order during the evening.
Among the guests who will attend are:
Capt and Mrs. Fl. A. Castle, Capt. and
Mrs. J. j. McCardy. Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert Scheffer, Mr. and Mrs A. r. Nc
Gill, Col and Mrs. William Liggett,
Mr., and Mrs. Z. L. Hacker. J. L. Brig
ham, Maj. and Mrs James Compton.
apolis; Perry Starkweather, of Mime
apolis; Mrs. w. t. Burr Mrs M. l..
| Saunders, Mrs M. M. Martin, DR. and
Mrs G. G. Hfgbee will assist Mrs. Park
er in receiving.
<ao filIlOFcttIOn III the entertain
ment line, the Retail Clerks association
| will serve refreshments free at their so
| cial to be given tonight at Assembly
nall. The married members have to
supply the pastry and the single ones
the Ice cream and fruits, so that the
proceeds will be all profit to the ASSOC
citation. After the musical programme
dancing will be INDUCED in until the
last cars leave. Quite an entertaining
musical programme has been arranged.
the following ladies and gentlemen hav.
ing volunteered their services: Hy
Dellefield and Miss Hall. accompanies.
MRS. w. n. Atwater, soprano; Louis
Nash. vocal solo; Miss Corinne Frayer.
| in instrumental solos, selected, and lit
tie Miss Vera Prayer will appear in one
of her artistic selections.
entertans the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club
Friday afternoon
The first progressive euchre party by the
women of st. Vincent's parish comes off this
evening In Twin City hall
Yesterday afternoon at her home at Merriam
Park by party of women friends. on the
occasion OF her wedding anniversary.
Mrs. s. V. Harris gives musical this
evening for Mrs. Bryant. ''-''
terday afternoon at her home on Crocus
hill. Nine tables were played Among ths
guests were Misses Borup, Watson, Boards
lee. Metcah. Craig, Johnson, Burke, Allen.
Guild. Wilson, OBrien, Teasdale Dorsey
Arnold. MARS, West, Wanzer, Mesner. Lewis
peIl,n. Carr. Pope, Rossum, Bancroft,
Clark. Finch.
There will be concert at Central hall. st.
Anthony Park, Saturday evening. In which
Miss Agnes Hayne, the colored vocalist. viii
take part. "-'-
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Nelson will celebrate
! the twenty fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding Friday evening at their home on TgIe-
hart street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Trfshee gave a farm
lily dinner party Tuesday evening at their
nome on Nina avenue. Covers were Iafd
for sixteen. N
G. A. Stormes VIII be host at a stag Marty
Luesday evening at his home on st. Adams
street Thirty guests will be present and
Japanese tea will be served.
t. ma B gess n a1oman. Of Minneapolis enter
her guest, Miss Scott. A number Of young
women from st. Paul were present. 1870 =
Mrs. F. B. Doran. of East Congress street
entertains at luncheon this afternoon.
Mrs. J. D. Wood of Western avenue entsr-
tains at dinner this evening.
The executive board of the Schubert club
VIII meet this morning in Conover haII.
mothers meeting Of Central w. C. T. II.
VIII be held this afternoon at the home Of
MRS. Z. l.. Farnsworth. $50 Case street
me annual meeting of the W. F. M. s. Of
ParK Congregational church will be held
church. % n0