The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-03
CHI met yesterday in the guild room Of

Church met yesterday in the guild room OF
the church.
Miss Agnes Nicholson was hostess to
wheeling party Tuesday evening, composed of
town. After run about the city there were
refreshments and dancing at the home of
MISS Nicholson. There We're about thirty in
Mrs. Phil Schaub gives a wheeling party
tuesday evening from her home, on Lincoln
avenue.
Miss Nellie Capron was rendered surprise
Wednesday evening at her home, Ashland
dancing. The guests included Misses Cath
crime Ferguson, Grace Crandali, Louise
Brown, and Graham Mtchelmore. AL Fisher,
George Fisher, Harry Griffin, Charles Griffin
and Cecil Yapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stahlman. of Good
hue avenue, gave dancing party to twenty
people Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Hersey gave 8 dinner
of six covers at the Aberdeen Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Van Duzee gave small must
Gale last evening at her home on Marshall
avenue for the First Baptist church choir.
The programme was given by Miss Hope,
Miss Alcott, Miss Dufren, Miss Montague,
Mr. and Mrs. Wing, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer,
many 0Soi &c diiu MI. WA.
The Sibley Mothers club held the first
meeting OF the season at the home of Mrs.
Il. c., Spates Yesterday afternoon and listened
to a paper on How to Preserve the Purity
of Our Children" by DR.. Helen Bissell.
The Young Women's Missionary Society of
the Central Presbyterian Church have pre-
pared a programme for their eighth annual
meeting, today. Mrs. Van Cleve will be one
of the speakers. The morning session Will
ro cd IN q
Emma Paige. Other speakers are here given:
Greeting, Miss Jessie Rhodes; minutes Mrs
E. J.. Cooper; Resume OF Minneapolis WORK,
ers, Miss Emma Maise; Res uine of st. Paul
Workers, Miss Minnie Farr; Thoughts on the
Home Work. Mrs E. F. Pomeroy. Miss
Cherihew, Miss Mary Phillips, Miss Whit
the programme. DR.. Medium, Mrs. G. G.
Fuller and Mrs. J. c. Robinson will also
speak.
The West Side Turnverein will celebrate its
eighth anniversary in its hall this evening.
A programme of ten numbers will be present
ed, consisting OF gymnastics OF all classes
and vocal and instrumental music. The en-
tertainment will conclude with a hop. Th1s
is one of the first entertainments the Turner's
will give this season and 1t will be followed
by semi-monthly events of a similar nature.
The women OF st. Peter Claver's church
gave an oyster supper last evening In the
parlors of the church.
The St. Paul Musikverein last evening
inaugurated it's winter season OF monthly
social entertainments by a musicale and
dance at the rooms Of the Irish-Amer1ean
club in the Endicott arcade. Nearly IOo
couples enjoyed a preliminary programme OF
six musical numbers, which were OF nlgn
order and heartily appreciated Inc maze
chorus rendered two selections as 4 III q
string uuartette composed Of George Danz,
Louis Mari, Emil Geist and William Gelst,
while Miss Grace Danz sang pleasing SOLO,
recommended by George and Aurelia DAM on
the violin and piano. Miss Johanna Hotter
man also contributed well executed piano
solo. -.
assembled in the ball room, wnere a Pr
gramme Of twelve dances was enjoyed he
freshments were served during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Hebl and family Viii
leave Sunday evening for a months visit IN
st. Louis, Mo.
The Primary Sunday School Teachers
union meets today in the House Of Hope par
lors at o. m. The programme includes q
song drill by Mrs. G.. w. dallowell; Les
son Surroundings" by Mrs. Moore. Sunday
school lesson, Solomon Amounted King by
Mrs L. j. Lee, and Progressive Review" by
H. Brack. The normal class, i'll charge OF
Mrs ]. H. Randall. will be organized today,
and the first OF a series Of TWEEN .y-four nor
NAL Bible and training lessons by Prof II. NJ.
Hamil will be assigned. All who desire to
join the normal class should be present today.
Teachers, please notice change Of meeting,
Saturday instead Of Friday.
Mrs. Oliver Crosby gave card party yes
terday afternoon.