The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-04
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Election Day Was Not Permitted to
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Election Day Was Not Permitted to
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The monthly meeting of the board of
directors of the st. Paul School of Fine
Arts was held yesterday morning in the
studio in the Hotel Metropolitan. The
monthly reports showed a most -four
ishing state Of the school the opening
a month ago having been promising and
the attendance in October being almost
double the number of pupils in the
school year ago. The Scribner exhibit
ton remains undecided.
Bishop Gilbert made short address
at the meeting of the Episcopal mis-
sions held yesterday in the guild hall
of Christ church. Bispop Gilbert con-
graduated the women on the success of
this society which was organized three
years ago with many a heart failing
and has grown and succeeded even be-
yond the expectations Of the most hope
full. He hoped the good work would
continue and commented on the fact
of its having been up in other cities.
He spoke of the mutual aid the study
OF the work among the foreign mis-
sions is productive of and said that an
other effect of the work is that it brings
together the members Of the different
parishes which is a wonderfully happy
thing. The president spoke few words
of welcome and stated that Miss Myers
wished to resign her position as secre-
tary. Her formal resignation to be act
ed on at the next meeting and the place
filled. She said that she felt it happy
omen to have Bishop Gilbert with them
at this their first meeting for the year
and called attention to the meeting Of
the Women's auxiliary on ST Andrews
day in st. Johns church, and urged all
OF the members to be present Mrs.
Adams who was to have been in charge
yesterday was absent. The subject for
the afternoon was THE General Out
look of the Missions Of Today and the
Principals Underlying All Of the Work"
Papers were read by Mesdames Hayes,
Edgerton, Wood and Yates There was
a large attendance.
Miss Frances Hicks was rendered a surprise
Saturday evening, the occasion of her
at her home, 262 Selby avenue There was a
candy pull the first of the evening followed
by games Of various kinds and literary and
musical programme.
Mrs. T. c. Field was hostess yesterday after
noon at an election day luncheon, at her home
on Western avenue. The affair was unique,
and furnished no end of enjoyment for the
guests. There were twenty-nine women in
attendance, and during the afternoon straw
vote was taken which resulted unanimously
nouncement of the result, and there were a
number of patriotic songs rendered by the
gathering. There were three round tables
laid for the accommodation of the guests
each of which was handsomely decorated in
yellow, tall yellow chrysanthemums forming
center pieces. The ice cream was moulded and
colored to represent flags and there was
an election day cake with a flag in it.
The Home Mission Society of Peoples
Church met yesterday at the home of Mrs.
TOh Of Of oil md
ing was done for the benefit of the Industrial
school. During the afternoon the hostess
served the women with cake and chocolate.
Mrs. Charles BIaden received informally
yesterday at her home on Marshall avenue
She was assisted by Miss Grace Warner, Miss
Adah Richardson and Miss Lutte Baker.
The Holly Avenue Euehre club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. D. S. Sperry, on Holly avenue.
The annual meeting of the Altar Guild of
st. Johns Church was held yesterday in the
guild hall and plans made for the years work.
The annual election of officers resulted: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Dennis Follett; first vice president
Mrs. Arthur Rice; second vice president, Mrs.
Patterson; secretary, Mrs. D. Mooreland
stand as appointed by the president, Mrs.
Follett Mrs. Fuller chairman altar COM
mittee; Mrs. F. B. Kellogg. rector's vestment
Mrs. Arthur Rice, altar linen.
Mrs. T. B. Scott and a party Of young
women awaited the coming of election returns
at the Scott residence on Summit avenue last
evening. very merry time was had.
The Standard club entertained last evening
in the club rooms and listened to election
returns.
The Capital City Cycle club received election
returns at Oxford hall last evening and en-
joyed a social time between waits.
The Father Lights of Woodland Park Church
organized yesterday at the home of Mrs. NJ
J. Perry, 752 Laurel avenue.
The Schubert club has announced an excel
lent programme for this afternoon at Conover
hall, the afternoon being in charge of the
women of the first division assisted by Miss
Shryock Percy Churchill and Harry George.
All members are requested by the president
Mrs. Russell r. Dorr, to bring their member
ship cards The programme as announced is
follows:
"Polonaise." op. g. No. 1............. Chopin
Don Juan's Serenade" ... Tschaikowsky
Mr.. Churchill
''Etudes Symphoniques." OPP Is. .... Schumann
Mrs; Clark, Mrs. Jilson.
Miss Celeste Coghlan.
"Preis Lied from "Meisters:nger''-
Wagner-Bende
Miss shryock.
(a) ''Snow Flakes. ......... .......... .Cowen
(b) "In Winter 1 Get Up at Night " Nevin
Miss Cleveland.
Nocturne. OPP. 81, No. l. .............. Chopin
Miss Kelley.
"A Dream ........ .......... ......... Bartlett
Mr.: George,
Oyerture-"S chone Melusine''. d.. .Mendelssohn
Mrs. Hall, Miss ZenZius, Miss Humbird, Mrs
II. R. Curtis.
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