The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-21
LETHARGY OF FRIDAY
characterized the Day In st. Paul
Society.

Mrs. b. f. Miller, of harrington ave-
nue., entertained informally yesterday
AFTERNOON on the occasion of her first
wedding anniversary.
The Albion club will dance at the
AIDlon tonight, having reorganized for
Mrs. Dadmon. of Lincoln avenue, en-
tertained the Friday afternoon cinch
club yesterday.
The Lincoln Euchrea. club met wednes-
Day with Mrs. A. Janson, 1886 Lincoln
avenue.
Miss Kirg, Of Robert street, enter
tanned the Snow Storm Euchre club
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. J. Devereaux gave a large
cara party yesterday afternoon at her
pretty home on Dayton avenue. She
was assisted by a. number of society
women. The rooms were handsomely
decorated with chrysanthemums and
roses.
Nobility Lodge No. IS, Degree of
Honor, gave g. dime card party
Wednesday night at the home Of Mrs.
Dooiey, 400 st. Anthony avenue.
Miss Lou White. of Marshall avenue,
entertained the Elton Euchre club yes
terday afternoon.
The Mfnistering Children's League Of
81, refers church will give q unique
entertainment called "Reminiscences
OF Grandma's Early Days. Tuesday
even1g In the Guild hall of the church
for the benefit OF the Mission Sunday
school OF East Seventh street. There
will be g sale Of fancy articles follow
ing the entertainment Florence Smith
represents grandma and Marie Bah
bidge the grand daughter. The other
little girls will appear in Illustrations
or "Grandma's Early Days" A mixed
programme will also be given.
The students Of the Humboldt High school
gave poster party last evening in the As
sembly hall of the school. The fun of the
evening centered round guessing contest OF
the names of well-known street car posters,
the name of the advertiser having been cut
off. Prizes were awarded those making the
greatest number Of correct guesses.
Miss Frances Null was very pleasantly sur
prfsed at her home, 349 Martin street, last
evening. Those present were: Misses Lena
Wiley, Mable Meacham, Lutte Reade, Ethel
Moran. Jessie Golfer, Carrie Golfer, Lizzie
Anus, Nellie Faulkner, Pearl Hansam, Ger
trude Nicol Mammie, O'Brien, Gertrude
O'Brien; Messrs. George Reade, Leon Haw-
lHutHe nay h6aCnaQ1, Roy 1uDeTSlHS, CndFISS
Tubersng, Charles Connell, Arthur Larkin,
John Pentin, Guy Tostevin and d H. Tuber-
sing.
The engagement is announced of Ottie
Walthers to S. A. Perkins, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram b. Brown have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Cen
eva M, to Joseph Henry Beck. Thursday
evening, at the Brown home on Portland ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Priebe of 2se Fuller street,
entertained the Merry Progressive Cinch club
Wednesday evening.
A German programme was furnished to
mothers at the Bethel yesterday afternoon.
Miss Koenig gave a number of vocal solos;
Miss Crist, of Hamlne gave short talk,
and there was a reading by Miss Greve.
The young people of the Peoples church
gave dime social last evening in the church
parlors.
Mrs. N. A. Emery gives an art reception
this afternoon at the Buckingham.
Prussia" last evening at the House of Hope
church for the benefit of the Women's Chris
tian home.
The Chi1dren's Ward Society of St. Luke's
hospital has arranged to give doll carnival
next week at the Aberdeen. The sale comes
off Friday all day in the parlors Of the hotel,
and will be pretty and unique and should be
a decided financial success.
Mrs. A. L. sfbley, Of osceola avenue, enter enter
tanned the Laurel club last evening.
The Ivy Leaf Social club has arranged to
give hop Thanksgiving eve in Oxford hall.
The Hiawatha Euchre club, which organized
this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs ].
L. Kreychie. Of the Hiawatha flats. elected
G. H. Taylor, president; A. NJ Thomas, sec
rotary and w. L. Thompson, treasurer.
The Home Mission Society Of the Peoples
church met yesterday with Mrs. A. D. Brown,
945 Lincoln avenue.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Westminster
Church gave gingerbread social last even
ing in the parlors Of the church. A musical
and literary programme followed.
The Remer Dancing club gave its second
party last evening in Oxford hall.
The Tnterurban club danced in Woodrun's
hall last evening, Refreshments were served
by the women.
The Junior Dancing club met last evening at
the home of Miss Constants 1on Summit ave-
nue.. The members are;o Misses Clara Kinsey,
Elsie Constans. Florence Schifman, Adele
Lanpher, Judith Dousman, Miriam Holman,
Katherine Wheaton; MeSsrs,7 Louis Dousman,
Albert Could James Beardslee, Charles Whea-
TON, ElD6rC Young, 1nOmdS SVEN, Harvey
Carr and Harry Kerr.
The annual district w. FL NJ. S. meeting
held yesterday all day In oliNet NJ ID. church
iaries were heard in the morning and officers
elected ia as foil follows: Mrs T. 7; Shepherd,
president; Mrs. A. D. S. Johnson, secretary;
Mrs. H. H. Mann, recording secretary; Mrs.
B. s. Cowen, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
H. A. Young, treasurer, The treasurer re-
| I'D %In4 Lad
had been successful. Mrs. c.. S. Winchell, of
Minneapolis, gave report from the executive
committee meeting recently held in Buffalo.
Miss Kate Bollinger directed an exereicise by
the children of Olivet church, and the chill
dren Of Central Park church gave an exer-
| else. number Of interesting papers and
| letters were read.
st. Luke's Aid Society Of st. Paul's Church
! met yesterday with Mrs. G. K. Sharood of
Jessamine street. Arrangements were per-
fected the meeting tc be held Dec. Is and 49,
Miss Helen Cratzenburg, of Laurel avenue,
| gave dancing party last evening
The Friday circle met yesterday with Mrs
| Hammond, of South Exchange street Papers
| were read by Mrs. Castle, Mrs. r. P. Lewis
| and Mrs. Johnson. ~
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the st. Vincent de
| Paul Society gave its first euchre party last
evening in Twin City hall.
| An entertainment for the benefit of Clinton
! Avenue Physical Culture association will be
| given this evening in Paul Martins opera
| house.
WITH SOME CHANGES.
The Superior Electric Franchise
Meets With Favor.
| The aldermanic subcommittee on
streets, composed of those aldermen