The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-26

eFIHdH, EDWARD Mlll1gdn, Leroy FOgIe
M s. Mead, F. J. Miller, G.. C. Book
staver. Of St Paul. and T. H Shad-
dock, of Minneapolis; the Misses Mary
Marshall, Edith Miller, Anna McAuat
Jessie Ames, Bertha Tompkina Ruth
Ralph, Lena and Nellie Van Duzer
and Mamie Gowdy. This is the first OF
series Of entertainments which will
be given by Miss Macmillan this win
ter. The next one will take place next
Friday evening, and will consist of a
musicale, in which many Of her friends
will take part.
Miss Hattie Johnson, of Virginia ave-
nue., gives large euchre party next
Wednesday afternoon
A preliminary meeting of the st. Paul chan
ter Of the D. A. r. will be held this after
non in the Dayton Avenue church parIors.
A full attendance Is desired by the regent
Mrs. D. A. Monfort. literary programme,
In celebration of the centenary Of Washing
toms farewell address. will precede the ex-
ecutive session. Hon. S. ]. R. Mcmillan, the
president of the S. A. R., will be present
There will be music and readings by the his
torian. Miss Greene. Afterward the nomina-
ton OF officers for the year will be held
The fourteenth anniversary Of the Young
Women's Mission Band of Central Presby-
terrain Church was celebrated yesterday after
noon noon IN the church parlors. The subject for
the afternoon "Japan" and a number
OF interesting papers were read. Miss Cath
crime Williams told of 'Some Curious Things
About Japan" "The Way 1t Is With Our
Hough, and Mrs. r. P. Lewis gave an inter
esting talk on "The Present Aspect Of Japan"
The st. Paul chronological society gave
one OF its monthly entertainments in Central
hall last evening. After the usual routine
business Edward Miller read an essay on
'Cautiousness,' which was followed by a
piano solo by Emma Berrisford Miss and
dered piano duet and encore, and William
Mueller who has recently returned from
abroad, gave a number of pleasing either
numbers. An ESSAY on Appreciation" by f.
McKernan was followed by public exami-
nation. of visitors by Prof. Simmons.
Church held an all-day meeting yesterday in
the church, preparing garments for two boxes
soon to be forwarded to home missionaries.
The Laurel Cycle club enjoyed run to
Lake Josephine last evening, returning to
the club house for refreshments and dancing.
Mrs. Ansel eppenheim gave dinner at the
Aberdeen Thursday evening for Mrs. and
Miss Rusk.
Mrs. Roscoe F. Hersey Of Laurel avenue,
entertained at luncheon Thursday for ST.
Louis friends.
Miss Caldwell entertained informally at the
Aberdeen Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Pierre Wibaux entertained at the Aber-
deem Wednesday evening on the occasion of
the birthday of her son Cyril.
Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Relloni and the Misses
Belloni, Of New York, are at the Aberdeen.
Mrs. Chenowith. who has been the guest of
her daughter Mrs. ". Gilman, Of Ashland
avenue. has returned to Marysville. KY.
Mrs. O. B. HILLS, of Goodrich avenue, has
as her guests Mrs Shafer, of Keokuk TO-.
and Miss West Of Madison. Wis.
Mrs. Tompkins, Of Virginia avenue, is home
from summers trip to the seashore
Can't. and Mrs. Camp, the recent guests of
Mrs Resell, Of DAYTON avenue, have re-
turned to Montrose, Pa.
Mrs. Wentworth, johnson returns in a
few days from Nashville. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Howard are home
from White Bear, and are residing on Sum-
NIT avenue.
Col. H. P. Rugg and family will occupy
apartments at the Marlborough this winter.
Mrs. Elijah Baker, Of 734 Marshall avenue,
entertained at cards yesterday afternoon.
Miss Angie Valley and Miss Annie Murray
leave today for Chicago for few weeks
vacation.
MIS-. NauX, OF F01laNeipnld, VINO mas been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mohaupt, of Maria
avenue, returns home next week.
Miss Bess Taylor, of the Minneapolis Tri-
bune who has been i'll with pneumonia,
leaves next month for Orange. Cal, where
she has accepted position with the Orange
Pest.
Spencer O. Merrill, who has been seriously
i'll at his home en- Laurel avenue is con-
valescent and is contemplating trip to cali
fornia.
Miss Resell. of Dayton avenue, is home
from Duluth.
Miss Auna Miller. of Summit avenue. has
gone to Kemrer hail. Kenosha.
Mrs. A. L. Morris, OF Crocus hill, has gone
to Denver Col
Lucius Oppenheim, of the Aberdeen ia
home from the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thomas, of the MarI-
borough, have gone to North Dakota
c. w. Bum and family come in from
White Bear next week.