St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26

petus toward the higher good or toward the
lower level to which all unintelligent 1nfu-
ence tends.
woman is also thinking of her RESPONSE
bilities to the next circle which so closely
surrounds the domestic the social, into which
the domestic as it grows and expands must
be merged. Not long can the mother keep her
brood quite under her wing, and she Is peer
ing out everywhere into the outer circle to
decry what may await them there; finding
all too surely the dangers, the enticements
she apprehended. She is performing one of
the most sacred duties of motherhood, of
womanhood, in striving to mitigate, if she
may not altogether Destroy these dangers.
"It were worse than useless longer to waste
time in the consideration of the sphere OF
woman, or the sphere of man, as though they
were absolutely discreet and antagonlstlc.
These spheres, II they mean anything, stand
simply for the duties and responsibilities
which in the nature and constitution of
charge in a manner best promotive to the
highest good to themselves and the race.
OF THE RACE.
Woman, in thinking of the well being Of
the race of which she and hers are parts, is
recognizing the necessity Of the realization OF
the aphorism a sound mind in sound body
and she is reaching out in every direction
for light to guide her, for wisdom to aid her,
in this achievement; and she finds the laws
of life must be understood in order that the
bit of helpless mechanism committed to her
care may have its primal right-the right to
be we'll born. Beyond all power to express,
ave- beyond all permission to express, is
woman thinking of the StupendouS crime OF
starting on an endless career beings VINO
must take I'D the plant of David who for
himself and prophetically for those who came
after him cried in bitterness of spirit and
in extenuation of weakness and OF wicked
ness: 4 was conceived in sin, was shapen
in iniquity.
The return game of whist between the fair
champions of st. Paul and Minneapolis was
played Tuesday afternoon at the West hotel.
o1,,1> nr.6 fnor,
whist was played instead Of duplicate. Again
the occasion was a Waterloo for the st.
Paul women as Minneapolis showed "a points
ahead at the end of the afternoon, IL North
and South, and IL East and West. At noon
lunch was served in the ordinary, a dainty
repast being served at one long table,
trimmed with carnations. At the close the
players hastened to the special matinee given
by Rhea, to which they were invited by the
star.
This second success has very naturally
made the Minneapolis women quite exultant
and they are being warmly congratulated on
their skill.
The twenty-fifth meeting of the Informal
club was held Thursday night at the Aber-
deem, when score or more of the members
were entertained by Drs. Ritchie and Swee-
ney. Under the administration Of H. P. Hall,
the members took and exhaustively discussed
the subject, 'Is the Support Of Foreign Mis-
sions Advisable From Either Religious or
Business Standpoint
Prof Charles Sprague-Smith has been the
particular luminary from which society's rays
have radiated during the week and social
and literary circles have been more or less
agitated over Prof. Sprague-Smit and the
questions he represents and has placed be-
fore them. Prof sprague-Smith was enter
tained twice at the Newport home during the
week and will speak before the art school
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hand are at home at
the Aberdeen. .9ana Mrs. Hand has been en-
tertained Extensively siHdesher arrival. Mrs.
Hand was..a- iRttsburg gffl and not unknown
n St. :Paulss sssslety, circles and is a very