The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-11


ST. Luke's Aid Society of st. Pauls Church
meets this afternoon with Mrs. F. E. Rice,
of 322 Summit avenue.
Mrs. George E. Williamson, OF Dayton av-
enue, gives reception this afternoon.
The women Of the Woodland Park church
gave pound social in the church parlors last
evening. Every person attending gave a
pound of merchandise to gain admission and
the packages were received at the door by
George II. Brown. The rooms were arranged
prettily. and coffee was served during the
evening from a long table in charge of Mes.
danes Whittier and Allen, and neatly ar
ranged and lighted with colored lights. Tea
was served from another smaller table in
charge of Mrs. Pfckwick An informal pro-
gramme was given. The sommittee In
charge was Mesdames Perry, DarrOw, Puter-
back, Brown and Hutchings.
missionary concert and social was given
last evening at the home of Allen French
for the benefit CT Emmanuel Mission school.
The Fisk jubilee singers gave number of
selections in the latter part ofsthe evening,
following the concert at the Peoples church.
De Bowen Copp, a returned missionary from
Africa. spoke. The women in charge were
Mesdames Russell. Holt McGhee, Taylor,
Parker. Griswold, Gooden, Smith, Sterretts,
Robertson, French and Mills
Mrs. w. R. Merriam entertained fifty of
cinch party, complimentary to Miss Lamprey
and Miss Field. There were twelve tables in
use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsythe barrow will be at
home Mondays at 597 Holly avenue.
A vocal and instrumental concert will be
given this evening in Central hall by the
pupils of Prof L. J. Lundgren. The Brownie
chorus is one of the features of the pro-
gramme announced. and is composed of
small children. Prof. Lundgrens orchestra
of forty members and the Apollo male chorus
make up the remainder of the programme.
There will also be selections by a guitar
Quartette.
The class in American classics meets this
morning with Miss Greve, of Summit avenue.
The Elton club meets today with Miss Lear,
of the Lansmere. Rondo street.
The Thursday morning club met yesterday
with Mrs. William Dean,ssof Grand avenue.
John Bull and Hiso, Socialism was the
subject, and papers were read by Mrs. Henry
Schurmeier and Mrs. E. Hadley.
The Friday circle meets this morning with
Mrs. Oppenheim of the Aberdeen. Mrs Dib-
Bile and Mrs. Oppenheim will read papers
A musicale was given last evening by the
Christian Endeavor Society of Goodrich Az
enue Church at the homeaof the pastor, 345
Ramsey street.
Mrs. c. W. Bum gave luncheon yesterday
for Miss Elizabeth Winter.
The West Side Violet club gives It's sec
ond dancing party this evening in Lieder-
tafel hall.
DR.. Wright lectured last evening In the
guild hall Of st. Clements church.
Liberty lodge gave a progressive cinch
party last evening in Bowlby- hall.
The pupils of the Convent of Visitation
| gave an enjoyable entertainment last even
| ing under the direction of Miss Grace B.
Whitridge.
tains for for Miss Gere, of Sioux. City. Pro-
gressive euchre will be played.
The play, sc to L." will be given this evedS
ing under the direction of Miss Bend and Miss
Carr at the home of Miss Holman. on Mar
| shall avenue. The proceeds will be devoted to
charity work.
Miss Messer, of Mackubin street, entertains.
Saturday evening with progressive euchre.
The Jolly Twelve will meet, Saturday even
ing, with Ralph Hazenwinkle, of Osceola ave-
nue..
The Dayton's Bluff division of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Swedish Lutheran
! Church, meets this afternoon with Mrs J.
S. Shurick, Of the Dakotah.
Miss Ella Merrill, of Paramount avenue.
entertains the Young Ladies' club Saturday
] afternoon.
The Carnation Cinch club met last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Led
strand, of Sims street.
This evening the ladies of Bethany church
hold their annual sale and supper at 424 South
| Wabasha street.
A special meeting Of the Young Peoples
society OF st. James Episcopal Church was
heId IN the guild room Monday evening to
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drama Hickory Farm" which was SO sue
cessfully rendered recently at Conover hall.
committee was appointed to arrange for
1 another play, to be given early In January.
! and Hickory FARM will be repeated tbe
last week in February
/ George T. Lyman, general passenger agent
OF the Chicago, Burlington & Northern. and
| MISS Grace Q. Randall were married yester-