The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-02

noon. The women will entertain the Congre-
gauonal club of the Twin Cities, Dec. q, with
dlnner in the church pariors.
The annual meeting Of the Home Mission
society OF the Peoples church, was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. DIR.
johnson, rs Summit avenue. The annual
election will take place in January. The visit
ing committee reported 220 calls made be-
sides number OF extra calls unreported.
The Finance committee reported $255 taken IN
during the year. All bills being paid and
$i32 still in the treasury. The Industrial
school which is the chief care Of the society
is in hourishing condition and will have
added to it this Saturday cooking depart
ment.
Brennan by her friends and co-workeFs. The
the local union OF the garment workers. The
affair was admirably arranged by Misses May
Manning, May Foley and May Frazer Louis
Nash acted as master of ceremonies by re-
quest, and, in company with the guest Of
the occasion. led the grand march. which was
participated in by seventy five couples.
Luncheon was enjoyed by all present, the
members OF the local union officiating at the
tables. Speeches. eulogizing the guest, were
made by several of those assembled, after
which they repaired again to the large hall,
where dancing was participated in until the
wee sma' hours
The First Universalist women met yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Hall and
Mrs Clifford, on Arundel street, and
ranged the details of the social they intend
giving Tuesday afternoon, which will be fol-
lowed by fancy sale at the home of Mrs.
Lamb, OF Laurel avenue, In the evening.
The pupil recital given by Prof D. F. Col
Vile last evening in Dyer's Music hall was
attended by 200 people, and proved of an ex-
ceedingly pleasant nature. Mr.. McWiHiam
who made his debut on this occasion, and ap-
peaRed in several numbers, one duet with
Mrs. Cofville. He has a good baritone voice.
Which yLI1 ne uses with expression and energy
His number from Bizet the best on the
programme. Mr.. Gessler sang very WELL in
deed selection from Braga he rendered
very well, indeed, singing with fine feeling
and beauty Of tone. which won him warm
applause. Mrs. Colville was in excellent
voice, and sang a number of times. In the
last number she gave Grieg composition
winch has never been sung in st. Paul be-
fore, and which Prof. ColviIle brought with
him from London. The song is characteristic
OF this charming Norwegian composer, and
A fair attendance was in evidence at the
concert given last evening by the choir of
s.; Peters Episcopal church, assisted by Mrs.
Allen Krieger, Mrs. f. Mayfeld Miss Ethel
Mayheld. Miss Hopes orchestra, Percy
Churchill, Frank Seibert George Seibert and
w. P. Griswold The entire concert was
well given and encores were freely accorded.
Mr.. Churchill sang selection from Rodney,
'Clang of the Forge" which he has never
sung before. Mrs. and Miss Mayfeld in
Mrs. Allan Kreiger gave contrato solo
from Pinsuti The choir sung a number of
well rendered selections under the direction
of Mr.. Griswold. The voices are well trained
and show careful study and application Miss
Hopes orchestra did itself proud in number
of selections.
Mrs. H. w. Gleason, of Minneapolis presi-
dent OF the Ladies' Thursday Musicale of
that city, is the guest of Mrs. R. R. Dorr.
MPc Trru of
has gone for months visit in Chicago.
Miss Rene Humbird who was home for
Thanksgiving week, has returned to the Ler-
ing school in Chicago.
The Willard w. c. t. U. met yesterday
afternoon in the Buckingham at the home Of
the president, Mrs. Kimball. There was the
usual attendance. After the opening exercises
plans for the furtherance of suffrage work
were discussed and the committee on the
work was instructed to communicate with
superintendent of other unions in regard to
united action in the matter. Mrs. Bans
field proposed that in as much as the union
had lost most faithful member by the re-
moval of Mrs. Thomas to Milbank S. D.,
a token of the regard in which she was
held be forwarded to the union in MilbanR,
where she expects to spend the winter. Some
discussion and considerable merriment was
occasiened by the reading of clipping from
the New York Times, in which the
resolution, passed at former meet
ing of the Willard union, proposing
to. stop all other lines of work in
favor of suffrage was quoted, well
speculations of how this new departure might
effect the husbands of the members. AS none
of the members feared serious results so far
as husbands were concerned, motion to
explain to the New York paper was proposed.
On motion of Mrs. N. St. Pierre it de-
cided that the Willard union would request all
other unions in st. Paul to join in the
mothers meeting as a celebration Of the
birthday of Abraham Lincoln and Mrs. r.
Hare was made a committee of one to see
the other members fer the purpose. The
meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. D. C.
Reed, Tuesday, Jan. 5.
Mrs. H. A. Stahl gave dancing party
Friday evening in the Navarro, on Marshall
avenue.
Mrs. Dudley Finch, of the Aberdeen, gave
a pink luncheon yesterday for Miss Alice
Wright A dozen young women composed the
merry group about the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Rotert. of Dayton's
bluff celebrated the sixth anniversary Of
their wedding Friday evening with dinner
party. There were thirteen at the table,
which was simply arranged with chrysan-
themums and smilax.
The feeling among the members of the
board of the St. Paul school of fine arts,
which met yesterday morning in the studios
in the Metropolitan hotel, is that the work
this year is going On very successfully and
a general feeling of satisfaction prevails
among DoJn the members OF the board ana the
students. The classes are large and do
ing well and altogether the years work is
going ahead in very satisfactory manner.
The Scribner exhibit will not be given till
after Lent.
The Ladies' Social Circle of Plymouth
church will give q supper Thursday evening
in the chapel at half past six o'clock.
Mrs. Olmsted led the afternoon meeting of
the Home Mission Society of First NJ Z.
Church, which was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. DR.. Dunning, 519 Mar
shall avenue. The meeting the regular
monthly one and papers were read by Mrs.
Kendall and Miss Hamilton.
Mrs. Park Richie has issued cards for an
afternoon reception to be given Thursday
the tenth.
The Violet Social club has issued invita-
tions for its first hop of the season to be
given Saturday evening of next week in the
hall on Mendoza street
The Young Ladies' Sodality of ST. Mary's
Church has issued invitations for birthday
party to be given the evening of Dec g
in the hall on Ninth and Locust streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Fisher, of Grand
avenue entertained a number of friends at
dinner last Thursday. Covers were laid for
eight. An informal programme Of vocal and
instrumental music concluded an enjoyable
afternoon.
The Twentieth Century club gives its
initiatory ball Friday evening in Lifts hail.
The club, which is composed of q set of
Younger business men, has In the two months
it has been organized become very popular