The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-25


ler J. G. Bryant The event was altogether
| very happy one, and the ladies of the West
side were gratified to become better ac-
| quainted with Mrs. Newport.
Mrs. ]. D. Wood entertained at dinner last
| evening at her home on Western avenue
/ The retail clerks gave pleasant entertain
ment last evening in Assembly hall, the
prettiest feature of which was the posing
and singing of little Vera Prayer, who is an
artlSt In her way, and hosts of friends
by her graceful movements and her sweet
| voice. The remainder Of the programme was
given by Harry Dellefeld, pianist; Mrs. w.
! H. Atwater, soprano; Mrs. E, M. Hail. plan
list; Miss May Griffith, vocalist Louis Nash,
vocalist, and Miss Prayer, pianist. After the
programme there was dancing, during which
refreshments were served. These socials
VIII be given every month during the season.
and promise TO be exceedingly pleasant af-
! fairs.
Mrs. E. M. Prouty gave progressive
euchre party yesterday afternoon for her
sister: Ms. Palmer, Of Denver. Col Assist
McGiil, OF st. Anthony Park The guests in
Guided Mrs Cults. Mrs Cargill. Mrs. Ray,
Mrs Mrs; Martin, Mrs. CAFES, Mrs. Alloway. Of
Minneapolis; Mrs. Stokes, Grand Forks; Miss
| Wilson, of Alabama; Mrs Liggett Mrs.
BROOKS, Mrs. Mcconnell Mrs. Toilette, Mrs
MMatterS6n, Mrs; Dickerman, Mrs. Edwards,
MRS Rhodes, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs Norton
Mrs Gregg, Mrs. Gotham, Mrs. Burch. Mrs
Fernald; Miss Wilson, Mrs. Cooley, Mrs.
III,
Darling and Mrs. Smith.
Division No. 4, Daughters of Erin will
mold their second annual ball in Ledertafel
hall this evening
There will be mothers meeting, under
the auspices of the Primary Sunday School
Ieachers union today at 8 p. m In the
Rouse or Hope pariors All mothers and
workers with young children are cordially
invited. The programme is:
Prayer. .'
Singing.
Review. Of quarters lessons by twelve teach
2, ers of the quarter.
AT What Age Should Children Re- 1 Tsngbt
Obedience?" Mrs. J. S. Berfingett.
Discussion.
| solo-"God. Our Father in Heaven
Miss Muriel Newton
Topic-"How Can Busy Mothers Find Tine
to Talk. Play and Pray With Their Chill
dren?' Mrs. J. Forest.
Discussion.
Solo--"The Christ Child. .Coombs
Mrs s. w. HalloweI
Mizpah Benediction.
The Schubert club executive hoard and
programme committee held a meeting in
Conoyer hall yesterday morning, and dis
cussed plans for the coming season It was
decided to hold the annual reception Oct.
= instead of 9, as planned. The COMMITTEES
lot receiving will be appointed at a meeting.
10 De neio next Monday in ConoFer hall
Miss Macmillan, of Summit avenue. enter-
tains this evening for Miss Milligan, of Chi
cago.
Miss Ada Marie Grow gave an entertain
ment last evening at East Presbyterian
church called "A Picture Tour Over ' t t1a
Rocky Mountains" The lecture was well al
tended, and some excellent stereopticon views
were shown.
The young people of the House of Hone
gave a social last evening in the parIors Of
Miss Edna Brown entertained Wednesday
evening Tor the Misses Grant, of Saltwater.
Mr. and Mrs: T. b. Scott entertained AZ
dinner Wednesday evening. a.
Mrs Henry A. Stahl entertained informally
saturday evening for Mrs. Bull
DR.. S. G., Smith, Of the PEOPLES church
VIII be rendered reception this evening Nv
the members of the church ~
Mrs Cornelia Baxter, Of Minneapolis. was
guest wednesday at the monthly missionary
Tea OF the womans auxiliary of the Messiah
branch and gave short address Papers
Ms'e $50 rea1 by Mrs. Lewis. The annual
opening OF the mite boxes realized scr. %.
The Academy Dancing club gives partv
saturday evening in Assembly hall.
Miss Guthrie Of Laurel avenue, gives n
dinner Saturday for Miss Lndeke
The Annapolis Street Cinch club met at
Mrs. II. Belland, 80 Annapolis street. very
peasant evening was spent, and they meet
again next Tuesday evening at Mrs Chap
pies, 744 South Robert street
St Paul Tent No. "a will entertain Monday
at progressive euchre. This smoker will be
opened in social way, and. although infor-
maj. large enjoyable party is assured Sir
knights and immediate friends only are in
vited guests.
The X. o. r. NJ Dancing club is organizing
and Is composed Of the younger set Of No
"A members. A series of parties is to be
given monthly.
c. l.. Chase has returned to st. Louis.
Miss Mary McGofhn, of Duluth, is visiting
in st. Paul
Mrs. ]. M. Bohrer has gone to California
to spend the winter with Mrs. Karr Potter
who is a former resident of ST. Paul
Miss Grace Dunderdale, of New York. ia
the guest of Mrs. Henry A. Curtiss, of the
Kenilworth.
Mrs. H. G. Burt, Of the Aberdeen. has gone
to Chicago.
Mrs. G. Hoyt has returned from Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Dickerman are home
from Minnetonka.
: Mr.. and Mrs. sturgis leave next week for