The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-28

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! andaAMr.1 and Mrs. Davis left on the
chicago Great Western for Chicago.
sFapom1 there they will go tolMew 0rleans
and an extended Southern trip, return
ing after Nov. 3oto their future home
In Altoona, where Mr.. Davis is cashier
In a bank. The rooms were decorated
with American beauties and white and
yellow schrysanfhemums. The guests
were: !George Hamilton, Misses Hami1-
ton, Mr.. andMrs. Alexander Crawford,
Nina Kruse, Miss Emma Ternes,
Miss Mary Renwick, Miss Lila Nc
Guire,e Mrs A. e. Heydemannsa Miss
Viva Colegrave and Ed Isett.
Rev. Mr.. Schnman of Grace M. e. church,
gave a reception last evening at the home
OF Mrs. Amelia wv. Kimball, 865 Clark
street. to the young people lof.the church. :
Miss Nellie b. Hope Will give an informal
Halloween party Saturday evening at her
nome u" Harrington avenue: @"FNH
1.-THE Aid societyolof First Baptist Church
Will meet Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. ID. X. Randall. Y y a~w
IlrDThe young people of First Baptist. church
will serve tea Thursday evening from $50
tofS O'Clock IN the parlors Of the church.
r Miss Hail., rof IA Tilton- street, will enter
tain the members of her Fort Smelling choir
lMonday evening. T~herevwnEibeo an Informal
musical programme.
Miss Alcott's Choral club will sing at First
Baptist church Sunday.fsa 5sfipAu = g4o
halliday meeting of the Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. of the Clinton M. E. Church will be
held today atrthe home ofaMrsDIohn -ThaYer,
OF East Winifred street.
The Lower Town Mothers club meets this
afternoon at 424 East Ninth street.
The Band of willing Workers Of House. of
Hope met yesterday afternoon in the church
parlors.
The w. R. B. P. Euchre club meets Friday
evening with DR.. and Mrs. H.. J. johnson,
of Winifred street.
Miss Amery and Miss Pickard will be at
home Saturday from 2 to 5 O'Clock at $50
Carroll Street.
The Y. P. S. C.. E.. of Plymouth Church
will give a Halloween socialS Saturday even
ing at the home of Mrs. M. A. Robb, of Mel
son avenue. fayR 80 ! 4HFY
"a whist club will organize this afternoon
with Mrs. William Merrick, of Holly avenue.
Capt. and Mrs. Edwin Bell were at home
/ all day yesterday at their residences on Day
ton avenue to their many st. Paul friends,
who called during the day. andp left. many
tokens of their esteem. The occasion was
the golden wedding of the captain and his
wife, who are among the earliest settlers Of
st. Paul. 59so ~ errsf
the home of Mrs. Wilcoxen, in the Clinton,
by Como Division No. SO, Ladies' Auxiliary
of the o. Of R.. @.
Miss Josie oamley, of Olive street. enter
tains st. Agnes Guild of st. Paul's Church
this evening. The young women assisting will
be misses Maud Borup, GertrudeNFTyen, May
Reed, Nellie and Lena Van Duzee and Susie
Kirby. N .tr~
The Thursday circle meets tomorrow with
Mrs. j. E.. McWilliams, 656 Summit avenue.
Mrs. Ordway. Mrs. c.. E.. Smith and Mrs.
Mckenny will read papers on "Boccaccio."
The Thursday club meets tomorrow after
moon in House of Hope parlors. Miss Doran's
report from the State Federation Of Women's
clubs will be heard and Miss sSomers will
read a paper on German Novelists."
Mrs. Walker. of ST. Portland avenue, en-
tertained the Alert Euchre club yesterday.
ciety of Bates Avenue M. E. Church will
be held this afternoon with Mrs. Edward Mil
Ter, on East Fifth street.
The Imperial club gives a dancing party
tomorrow night in Oxford hall.te 7N
The women of St. Marks Catholic church
of Merriam Park will give a fancy fair in
Columbia hall Nov. 16, for which extensive
plans are being made.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent society
gives it's annual charity bail tomorrow even
ing. Music will be furnished by Seibert's
orchestra. sxss96oTe
Iglehart street, celebrated 4heipltenth wedding
anniversary last evening.
The annual banquet by Dayton's Bluff
Lodge,I. 90. F., comes offsthis evening in
the hall on Reaney and East Sixth streets.
The bazar by the women of Assumption
| church begins this evening in the school hall.
Besides the booths for the sale of fancy arti-
cles, there will be an entertainment and
display of living pictures. The fair lasts the
remainder of the wesk.
Miss WEIGH, of Dayton avenue, entertains
the Ladies' Mandolin club Friday evening.
The Home Missionary Society of Peoples
| Church will entertain Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. D. s. B. Johnston, on Holly
avenue.
Mrs. T. A. Schultz, of Central Park; enter
tains the Observation-Disclosures bridal party
this evening.
Miss Mildred Hubbard and Miss Estelle
Clifford gave a party for Miss Nina Ashton,
| OF Michigan, lnQ., last evening at the nome
of Miss Clifford. 1926 Selby avenue. The
young people present were Misses Sadie Nc
Laughlin, Maggie Mclaughlin, Florence
Pease, Grace Sproat. Emily Whitney, Jennie
Matthews, Blanche Ryan, Grace Potter, Dor
othy de Lambert, Mary Amber, Carrie Am
bier, Bessie Clifford, and Richard Strickland,
Fred Hendricks Ned Thompson, VIII GIL
liam, Willis Graves Minor Palmer, James
Atwater. Horace Dyer, Ted Delano, Bert
Hutchings, Harry Cunningham, Burt King
and Henry Hutrhins. The decorations were
chrysanthemums, carnations and roses.
There was dancing, the music for which was
furnished by Walter Ashton, violin, and
Miss Mildred Hubbard, piano.
The Misunderstanding of Manchester Col
tlege held a meeting yesterday morning at
House of Hope xchurch. The presidency be-
ing vacant, MRS. Simonton; who occupied the
chair, appointed. Mrs. John Pringle, Mrs. r.
P. Lewis and Mrs. Morgan a committee to
nominate a president.
AZ committee was also appointed to revise
MRS. CTS. Morganscand Mrs. g.. M. Ray.
Petitions have been received from out-of-
town churches, asking that they might be
included as charter members, and Mrs.
| Thomas Dickson and Mrs. were
appointed to solicit among them. Mrs. Secor
was elected treasurer 5etaaia 9ss
BE ASSUMPTION PARISH FAIR.
1T Is dsargefyAttended and Promises
Succes 3E
Assumption parish fair at Assumption
hall is having a large attendance. The
young ladies' fancy table is in charge
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