The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-05

SOCIETY UP TO DATE.
Luncheons, Meetings and Other
Events Going On

The second meeting Of the Lewis
Malone Aver society, Children of the
American Revolution, was held yester-
day afternoon at the home of the or
shall avenue. Mrs. r. M. Newport,
the state regent, and Mrs. J. @. Adams
the promoter of the c.. A. R. were
present Mrs. Smith, the president of
the chapter, made the official an
nouncement Of the name which is TAX
Ell, from that Of a twelve-year-old
patriot of South Carolina. The presi-
dent also announced that in looking
about for work for the chapter to do,
the idea had been conceived of pre-
senting a picture of some historical
event to the high school. Most of the
members of the chapter are students
Of the school. The idea has been fur
thered and a picture has been pur-
chased from the funos raised from a
fair held a week ago. This will be
presented to the school at later date.
There were also present at the meet
ing, Frederick Foster, president
of the Thaddeus Maltby chapter c. A.
st. Paul chapter D. A. R., and Mrs.
McWillianls, regent of the Nathan
Hale chapter D. A. r.
terday, at her home on Kent street. for Miss
Bessie Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gregg, of Ashland ave-
evening.
Prof and Mrs. Titcomb gave a musicale
Thursday evening, at the Genesee. for Mrs.
Richard Wagner, OF Albany.
Plymouth w. f. and H. NJ. society meets
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. e.
Jackson, 139 East University avenue. The
afternoons programme will be an interest
ing one, and will be devoted to a discus
sion and papers on the work Of the A. M. A.
Mrs. Sydney R. De Graw, the secretary of the
society, gives the first paper on the Fifty
Years Work of the A. NJ. A. whose jubilee
will be on the "Women's Work of Fifty
Years of A. NJ. A. and Mrs. Addie Bixby
will read paper on the Jubilee Anniver-
! sary and Fund.
Miss May Langley was rendered surprise
! party Thursday night at the home of her
street, by the members of Epworth League
! of Central Park NJ. E. Church. There were
! fifty young people in the party, and the even
ing was devoted to games OF various kinds
| ST. Johns Auxiliary Association of st.
Johns Parish has in9 contemplation series
! of free entertainments to be given through
out the winter. The first came off a. month
ago and proved a success. The second event
! takes place Wednesday evening, and consists
J gramme.
The Lincoln Euchre club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. w. c. Merry
! man 1896 Lincoln avenue. The prizes
! were won by Mrs. Milham, Mrs. Jansen, Mrs
| Merrill and Mrs. Ryan. The club meets
December Is with Mrs. J. Lehman, S3l Otto
| avenue.
The next meeting of the Economy Whist
club will be held December II with Mrs.
j. S. Shurick fiat 10, the Dakotah. Prizes
| were won at the last meeting by Mrs. A nj.
Knox, Mrs. Reeves. Mrs. Ellison and Mrs.
! H. c. McNair.
A leap year party was given last evening
in Brack's hall by number OF West Side
young women. The committee consisted Of
| Misses Hall, Bell, Hanley, Day, Hare and
Baer
tertained the Elton Euchre club yesterday
afternoon. ,f s
Miss Katherine Gordon entertains this
afternoon at tea given for group Of this
seasons buds to the number of nine.
at the home of Mrs. Gen. Bishop on Macku-
bin street and listened to papers by Mesdames
Charles Schuneman, G. s. Fernald and
Saunders. = Cd
The 1nterurban Club. danced in Woodruff S
hall last evening. About seyenty-five couples
attended.
t The Crocus HillG club announces it's first
hop of the season Monday evening in the
| Barn. II II
Mr.. and Mrs. P, h Murphy, Of Reaney
| street. entertained the Lucky Thirteen Card
club. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. F. John
son, Mrs W. Crosse, E. Miley and John
Fisher.
Mohawk Tribe, Red Men, announce u
| O'Clock dancing party in Lifts hall Tuesday
/ evening.
Mrs W. Brandt, of Dayton avenue, en-
tertained the Royal Circle Cinch club Thurs
| day afternoon. Dec. II the club will be enter
| tanned by Mrs. Walter Book.
The first hop by the Cheqeogman Dancing
| club comes off Dec. Is, in Oxford hall.
Miss Lillian McCIoud, of selby avenue, has
issued cards for Dec. s. There will be dane
4 ing. t-'
The Violet Social club has issued invita-
lions for it's first hop, Dec. H. in the hall
| at Mendoza and Euclid streets.
A business meeting of Somerset w. C. t.
U. will be held Monday afternoon at thu