The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

Enthusiasm.
Mrs. Walter Book, of 236 Forbes ave
nue., entertained the Royal Cinch club
Thursday afternoon. New Years eve
the club will be entertained by Mrs
Frank Gruber at the home of Mrs
Book.
The Avon Social Cinch club met
with Mrs. Roach, of Holly avenue,
Saturday evening Of last week. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Geo. Koehler and
Mr.. Arundel, of Minneapolis, and Mr.
and Mrs. Low. -..e....
The women Of the Church of the
Good Shepherd held their annual sale
of work yesterday from to o'clock
in the school room, Cedar and Twelfth
streets. Light refreshments were
served. The sale will continue today.
The Audubon Euchre club meets
Tuesday with Mrs Flood, $50 Collins
street.
An interesting wedding will take place in
st. Marks church, Minneapolis, Jan. s. when
Miss Gertrude M. Miller. daughter of Mr.
the wife of Lawrence G. Washington of St
Paul. The brides parents reside in Warren
n. D., in the summer where they have very
large farm and in winter they live in Min
neapolis where they have a large circle of
friends. The bride will be attended by Miss
Cecyl White, of St. Paul, and Alexander
Ramsey Steel will be best man. reception
at the Berkeley, Minneapolis, will follow
the ceremony.
Miss Grace Morton gave dancing party
last evening for her cousin, Miss Bertha
Sleeper, who leaves soon for the East. The
following were present: Miss Marian Good
ing Belle Carrington, 2; Nellie Cook, Ethel
Spooner, Edna Hillman Grace Arthur Edna
Walker, Margaret Edgsrton Mabel Gutsche
Irene Davis, Willow 'Schurmeier, Louise LAM
son, Louise Crosby Lillian Hughes, Lucille
Davis, Mabel Fouike, ELSIE Fouike Helen
Fillebrown, Florence Pease, Mabel Mckee
Marie Mckee, Martha Bower Marie More
land, Jessie Donahower, Rachel Sherwood.
Alice Shields Lottie Earhoff Myra Earhoff
Nina Jones' Eta Merrill, Margaret Cayanagh'
Josie Cavanagh. Marie Peal, Nettie Peal
Hazel Tusher, Emma Deitzer, Marie Single
ton, Bessie Boltons Myrtle Bronson, Vera
Pinch, Lottie Lanes Trot Stevenson, Dell
Stevenson. Faith Martin, Ruth Cooper Helen
Cooper, Louis Parsons, Alice Maxfeid, Nellie
Delamere, Ralph Hazenwinkle, Tommy
SVEN, Edwin White Fred Kendrick Leslie
Hinckley, Webster Raudenbush, Frank Rau-
denbush, Fred Cook, Arthur Bazille Carlton
Sehuab. Willie Morland, Charley Delamere.
Frank Delamere, Edwin Eandewaker Theo-
dore Deter, Linton Elliott, George Wright
Paul Twehy, BERTHE Walker, Walter Finck
Frank Tracy, Frank Fernald Robert Fern
aid, Harry Hensel, Roy Hensel, Albert Gould
James Beardsley, Louis Maxneld Harry Law
ton, Fred West. Roy Harer, George Mont
gomery. Thomas Montgomery Horace DYER
Richard Strickland: Otto Bower. Willie
Graves, Pardee Singleton, Dean Gribben, Ar
thur Schoch Harry Bartlett. Harry Dowr
Bryan Dowr Nathan Smith, Willie Finnegan.
The women in charge at the mothers tea
in the Bethel boat yesterday made some
thing Of departure in the way of pro-
gramnle. Ensign and Mrs. Jewell, of the Sal
gave addresses to- the gathering of mothers
and also sung a. number of Salvation Army
songs The remainder of the programme was
given by daughters of those attending as
follows: Martha and Olga Haase, Clara
Fisher, Alma Haase, Fruda Fisher and
Hattie and Lulu Carroll. Mrs West also
contributed to the programme.
The Salvation Army Christmas celebration
will consist of a junior soldiers entertain
ment to be given Christmas evening in the
headquarters on WacOuta street There will
be pleasing programme of music recita-
dons and dialogues by the young people and
an an interesting feature will be the singing of
The Generals Plan by a chorus of ten
children's voices. The members OF the army
and their friends will watch the old year
out and the new year in.
The Christmas tree at the Bethel will be
had Christmas eve, when 500 children will
be presented with Christmas gifts by a real
Santa Claus, who will come out of chimney
built expressly for his use.
Mrs. s. p Crosby, of Goodrich avenue,
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Miss Sadie Sargent of Mackubfn street,
gave dancing party last evening.
The Work Society toof Woodland Park
Church held an all-day meeting yesterday.
Mrs. Griffin gave "a dinner last evening at
her home on Summit avenue for Mrs Dr..
Forest
Mr.. and Mrs shufeidt. of Summit avenue.
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Miss Blakely gave a luncheon yesterday for
Miss Carr and Miss, Bend.
The members of the Tuesday Afternoon
Euchre club entertain this evening at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Randall, of Marshall
avenue. The husbands of the members will
be the guests. LhY
Mrs. Dodge, of Ashland avenue, entertained
at cinch last evening.
The. Trst Whist club met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Youngman, of Lau-
rel avenue.
Miss Foote, of the Aberdeen, gives
luncheon of twelve covers this evening.
The Social Dancing club gave a party last
evening in Twin City hall.
Miss Lear entertained the Eton club yes
terday.
The Women's Work Society of Central Pres
byterian Church met yesterday afternoon in
the church parlors.
The Ladies Guild. of st. Anthony Park,
gave a sale yesterday at the home of Mrs
Charles Aldrich at the Park.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
OF Trinity M. E. Church met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Gregg, Of Merriam Park.
Mrs An1hrnsa Tpha nnferta;nad he
day circle yesterday. Papers were read by
Mrs. Charles Bigelow. and Mrs. Dennis Foi-
lett.
The Interurban club, of Merriam Park, gave
party in Woodruff's hall last evening
Cards have. been received In ST. Paul an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Nellie Monta-
que, Of Elma, To-, to Richard H. Boxell of
Rev. Father Gum offciating
st. Luke's society opened it's annual bazaar
yesterday at 40 East Sixth street Mrs.
Cumby had charge Of the table of plain ar
ticles, and at the fancy tables were Mesdames
Barclay, McCasky and Walker assisted by
Mesdames H. f. Stevens, Oliver Dalrymple,
F. q. Rice, ]. w. Lancaster and F. B. Bass.
Mrs. T. L. Blood and Mrs W. A. Harden
bergh gave a reception yesterday afternoon
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