St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-14
ONE CENT ONE YEAR.
Delightful birthday Party by the
Peoples Church Ladies.


The Home Mission Society of Peo-
pies Church gave a delightfully."- social
birthday party yesterday from 8 to 6
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. A D.
Brown, 945 Lincoln avenue. The rooms
were filled with women all the after
noon, and a neat sum realized from
the tiny birthday bags, proving the
affair both a social and a financial
success. The rooms were decorated
with tulips and carnations. Assisting
Mrs. Brown in receiving were Mrs. J.
5. Moody, Miss Louise Eddy, Mrs. e.
j. Hodgson, Mrs. D. S. B. Johnston
Mrs. Oscar Hallam and Mrs j. NJ
Stanchfield. Mrs A. J. Goodrich and
Miss Nichols had charge of the bags
The prettily laid table in the dining
room was in charge of Mrs. A c.
Goodrich, Mrs. f. G. Clifford, Mrs. j.
L. BaSsett, Mrs. S. o. Arnold Miss
Corning and Miss Harriet Smith Mrs
J. w. Corning poured tea and Mrs.
COrnelia Lock presided at the coffee
urn. During the afternoon Miss Har-
riet Smith gave some piano selections
The Thursday club will give recep-
ton this afternoon for the president
elect, Miss Beaumont, at the home Of
Mary Clark Holly avenue. The receiv-
ing committee will be Miss Sturgis,
Mrs. Seymour and Miss Clark Mrs
Shepley and Mrs. Anderson will serve
tea and coffee, and assisting will be
Mrs. Charles Green, Miss Kate Chit
tenden, Miss Guthrie, Mrs. Paris
Fletcher and Miss Julia Noyes.
Mrs. Charlotte o. Van Cleve spoke before
the young women of the Friendly association
yesterday noon. Mrs. Van Cleve was intro
duced by Mrs. Robbins, and spoke first of
the power OF personal influence and of the
necessity of the young women becoming
md rirrfr, oil fl,air,
Lord, no matter what their lives might be-
Her second talk was from the quotation
My strength is the strength of ten." At the
close OF her remarks Mrs. Van Cleve was
presented with bunch of carnations by
Miss Grace Jacquith, in the name of the as
sociation. Mrs J. w. Edgerton spoke of Mrs
Van CleVe's early life and history, and Miss
Jacquith, by request sang 'No Room at the
Inn Luncheon was served for Mrs. Van
Cleve up stairs. There were 300 young wom-
en- present.
The Womans Home Missionary Society of
Woodland Park Church met Yesterday after
noon at the church and discussed the COL
pred work in the South. Mrs. Edwin Treas
, ure led the meeting. Mrs. Miner, a former
slave owner gave personal "reminiscences of
the work among the slaves, and said that
she thought many of the slave holders had
been misrepresented, as all of her friends
were slave owners. and were very thoughtful
for their care. Mrs. barrow spoke of the col
Ored girls school in Atlanta. Mrs. White
house described the gorls school at Raleigh.
month the Foreign Missionary society will
meet at the church.
Myrtle Temple No. ,, Rathbone Sisters,
will give reception and open meeting April
at their new hall in the Bowlby block.
The reception committee is composed of Mrs.
Mary Earhoff, lodge deputy; Mrs. Ella D.
Dell, past chief; Mrs. Helen Sloggy, chief of
staff; Mrs. Nellie Mccall, most excellent
chief. union meeting will be held at 2:3C
and all temples are invited
number of St. Paul women attended the
prohibition banquet in Minneapolis last even
ing.
E. C. Murdoch, of 7S8 Goodrich avenue,
gave childrens musicale last evening.
Hamline w. c. T. U. held a meeting yes
terday afternoon . discuss the rescue work
which the union has undertaken.
The Sewing Circle of the Peoples Church
will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Partridge, OF
Marshall avenue.
Dayton's Bluff w C. T. U. will meet Fri
day next at the home of Mrs Hayward, Men
dota street.
Mrs. Severance, of Spencer Brook Isant
county, was the guest of her brother, Gov
ID. NJ. Clough, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hall have returned from
New York.
The ladies of Royal Oak Camp No 159 will
give a leap year party, consisting of a social
hop and banquet, at A. o. U. w. temple, or
Monday evening, April 6. The wives of mem
bers of five different camps of the Modern
WCodmen will be represented on the commit
tee of arrangements. The committee is as fol
lows: Mrs Carpenter and Hooper, Mime
haha: Mrs. Burns, st. Anthony; Mrs. Sackett
81. Paul; Mrs. Gilbert North Star; Mrs.
Masek, Ramsey. The st. Anthony Hill or
chestra VIII furnish the music.
The Missionary Society of Dayton Avenue
church met yesterday afternoon.