The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-15
OF FUTURE INTEREST.

The International Social club will give a
musical entertainment in A. o. U. W. hall,
BIS Rice street, Friday evening. The club
gave series Of these entertainments last
year in various parts of the city and in Mer-
Ram Park with great success. The pro-
gramme announced for Friday night follows:
lnterlocutor.... 80. Charles A. w. Nyquist
Tambos. -. $50. H. B. Champ, C. H. Green
Zones :..........G. A. Hobrough, w. B. Swan
Flckanlnny.... Jimmie H. Drummond
PART l.
Opening Chorus-"Good Ebenin' White
song-"The Same Sweet Bells Are Ringing"
solo-"De Possum Ala" .............B By Bones
SolO-"When de Days Grow longer
o. d. f f. %PI3
sC do,s..F Little COOns in de Corn
Bo1gw"Carry Me Back to Ole 4ir- SNOWMAN
GIN ...,,. ........ ................B By Circle
PART II.
song.... ....... The International Social Club
Stump Speech. 80. ..............By lingo
Mandolin Duet -. Accompanied by Plano
Mrs. N. A. Emery has issued invitations to
an art reception, to be given at the Bucking
ham Saturday from to p. N. Among the
pictures are many painted while in Europe,
ard include scenes in and about Paris and
SoSsdern France, as we'll as many familiar
views in Minnesota.
The Junior Kings Daughters have complet-
I'D arrangements for an entertainment to be
presented on the evening Of TIE 10Th, in Unity
church hall. The entertainments will be
marked by two plays. The first is THE Reg
lster," and is under the direction of Miss
Hawkins. Those WHO will appear in the caste
are Miss Florence Messner, Ed Roberts and
w. j. Mackay. The second play is under
the management OF Charles Farnham, and is
untitled Lend Me Five Shillings." The fol-
lowing well-known young people will appear
Miss Gertrude Bancroft Miss Clara Ros-
som, Miss Kittie Johnson, Miss Florence Met
ralf, Fletcher Appleton and Henry Ames.
The Rose Bud Social club, recently organ
lied, has secured Garfield hall for the sea-
dancing friends at its social series. The
opening hop has been set for the evening of
Nov. 2S. The following officers have been
elected for the season Of '96-'7: President
Willis Mohaupt; recording secretary, Charles
F. Mayors; financial secretary, Fred A. Ha-
gen. treasurer w. R. Mccormick; sergeants-
alarms, Joe Grabner and Charles Boogren.
A reception will be given by Mrs. E. ].
Megroth at her home on Goodrich avenue
Tuesday, from 9 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Megroth
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs. E. P.
Mrs. H. R. Brill, Mrs. c. C. De Coster, Mrs.
L. H. Maxfeld, Mrs. Alexander Cathcart,
Mrs. Shimonek, Mrs. Marshall Cathcart;
Misses De Coster, Allen, Maxfield, Strlngham
and Dyer
reception will be given Tuesday even
Ing by the teachers of Plymouth Congrega-
tional Sunday school for the members of
the school and their parents. musical pro-
gramme will be given and refreshments will
be served. The receiving committee will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsley, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs.
Waite and the Misses Crawford Kellar, JOS
Ign, Taylor, Fuller and Warner.
The third annual reception of SANITY City
Council No. go United Commercial Travel
ers, will take place Monday evening, Dec. 49,
at the Windsor hotel. The committee having
it in charge is ]. NJ. Dresser, George w.
Gof, J. ]. Cook and O.. A. Clark. The local
council is the most prosperous Of any in this
jurisdiction and has membership of 1913.
evening in the parlors of the First NJ. E.
church by the members Of the Y. P. S. G.
E. Miss Mabel Wing is chairman Of the
committee. Miss Wing will be assisted by the
social committee, consisting of Misses Kar-
ney, Henton, Charlotte Wing McVeigh and
Messrs. Hillman and Luse.
The ever-popular Bon Ami club will again
entertain at Oxford hall Thursday evening,
the 18th. The members Of the club and their
friends are looking forward to the party with
a great deal Of anticipation, as extensive ar
engagements are being made by the arrange
ment committee for the entertainment Of the
dancrs.
Division No. g, Ladies' Auxiliary to the
A. o. H., has completed arrangements to give
hall, Sixth and Seventh streets. This is the
first of the season, and the usual pleasant
time is expected. The division extends to al
its friends a cordial invitation to be pres
ent.
Lady Somerset W. c. T. U. will hold its
open literary meeting at 1870. Monday even
ing, at 618 East Central Park place. Topic
for the evening, Lady Henry Somerset
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