The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-30

II, avenue.
The rooms We're decorated with palms
and plants and nearly 100 guests at
tended. An informal programme of
music ana readings was rendered. The
commltteesrec was Misses Huels-
ter, simon DRnsteadt and Haas and
| Mr.. Kaiser.
Two sister. lodges of L. o. B. A., will
give a political ball Sunday evening at
8 O'Clock in Assembly halls, Third and
Wabasha. Joseph Eurist and o. Rosen-
thal compose the committee in charge.
The Sacred Thirst Society of st. Jo-
sephs parish will give free entertain
ment this evening at Carroll street and
virginia avenue. Among the features
OF the evening will be a speech by Rev.
Father Gleason and debate, RE
solved, that aabachelor's life is a very
unhappy one.'t between Messrs. j. r.
Mcclure, ]. c. Nolan and Henry
Loughran and John Lynch; the two
latter gentlemen will defend the bach
eiors. A very Epleasing programme has
peen prepared and a hearty welcome is
extended to all. An urgent appeal is
mace to all the members Of the society
to be present
The Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent So
Getty gave it's annual charity ball in
central hall last evening, the affair
proving to be the most brilliant event
In Jewish circles this season. The
nan was handsomely decorated with
palms and flowers. and Seibert's or
chestra furnished music for a dance
programme Of sixteen numbers Dur
ing an 1ntermission in the dancing re-
Ireshments were served in tn dining
room below. The grand march was
LED by Mr. and Mrs Al Rose. after
which the lanciers was formed. The
scene was a pretty one. The ladies'
costumes We're rich and handsome. the
background of palms and plants max
ing a pleasing setting. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. AL Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Sternberg, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Elsinger Col. and
Miss Kiefer. DR.. Stamm. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Wirth Mr. and Mrs Leo. Gutter
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lowen-
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Small. Rabbi
and Mrs. Hess, Miss Hess, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Here, Mr.. and Mrs Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. sFrankel. Mr.. and Mrs
Ruchman. the Misses Buchanan. Miss
Wfrth. Miss Marks, Miss Goodman.
Miss Carrie Adler, Miss Hattie Stern
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stein. Mr..
and Mrs. S. Elsinger Miss Myers. Sam
Dittenhofer, Roxie Rolf, Miss Harris
The committees were: Reception
Mrs. j. Wirth, Mrs. H. Haas. Mrs.
Max Frankel,g Mrs. Ambrose Gutter
man, Mrs. Samuel Sternberg, Mrs. W.
Elsinger, MRS. H. Weiss, Mrs M.
Schwab, Mrs. ]. Austrian.
Floor-Albert N. Rose, Myer Harz-
berg, Leo Goodkind, Edward Austrian.
Louis K. Newman, Fred Plechner.
Maurice Lovenstein, DR.. E. H. Haas.
Mrs. c. E. Furness entertains this evening
on the occasion of the debut of Miss Anita
Furness.
Gen. Ord Relief corps held It's regular
meeting Friday. and had drawing for a
painting, the lucky number being 1877, the
holder of which lis requested to call at 652
East Magnolia street and Claim picture.
German was given at the Albion last
evening for Miss sKirkman, of Chicago.
Harry Davis lead the german and the
chaperons were Mesdames Scott and Schu-
feldt
The Aid society of First Baptist church
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. E. D. K.
Randall, of 1877 Eighth street.
The Young Peoples Society of First Bap-
fist Church entertained the young women
church parlOrs. Long tables were arranged
about one side of the large room and neatly
laid. In the crate at the end of the room
was a bright fire, and the scene was bril-
served by Misses Della Mcdonnell Anna
Silver, Laura Hatten, Grace Rhodes, Alice
Northrop, Flora Hills, Helen Griggs, Cert,
rude Gates. Sara Northrop, Wakefield and
Mesdames Butterick and Conley.
The first meeting of the season of the
French History class will be held this after
noon at Mrs. A. e. McCartney's, on Marshall
/ avenue Mexican history will .beaetaken up
by the club this year, & SOLE
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mackey, of Fairmount
avenue. will entertain the Paramount Euchre
club this evening.
A reception to Rev. Maurice D. Edwards
will be given in the parlors of Dayton ave-
nue. church by the congregation. This will
be the twenty second anniversary of DR..
of the arrangements are Mesdames Neon
nell, Gregg, Fryer, Wilson, McAdams, Nc
Killigan, Flower and Thompson.
The women of Oak circle give ball to-
morrow evening in Assembly hail.
school will be given this evening in Albion
hall.
Mrs. Marquis of North Washington street.
gave a euchre party yesterday afternoon
for the benefit of st. Louis church.
The ladies of st. Mathews parish opened
a bazaar Wednesday, evening. The bazaar
is being held in the school hall, and will con-
tinue till tomorrow evening. A special feat
ure of the fair Isl the Foresters Side Rank
show. Meals are served at all hours by the
women.
Rev. A. F. Keeneke, the new pastor of
the Daytons Bluff German M. E. church.
will be rendered a reception this evening
by the congregation in the church parlors
Mr. Koeneke is from Spokane.
The first meeting of the Saturday Night
Cinch club will be held tomorrow evening
at the home of Mrs. M. N. Thygeson, on
Laurel avenue.
Mrs. Charles Pease. of Grand avenue,
gives Halloween party tomorrow evening
for Miss Pease.
Mrs. Bigelow of College avenue. enter
tains the Friday circle this afternoon.
Papers will be read by Mrs. Follett, Mrs.
Bailey and Mrs. Oppenheim.
The Friday Morning circle in American
classics meets today with Mrs. Armstrong,
of Western avenue.
The Ladies' Mandolin club will be enter
tanned this evening at the home of Miss
WEIGH, on Dayton avenue.
Liberty Council No. 5, ]. o. U. A. NJ. gives
its first annual ball in Liedertafel hall this
evening. Supper will be served by the
Daughters of Liberty.
The Economy club will be entertained this
evening at the home of Mrs. Atwater, 14S
Hague avenue.
A Halloween social will be given tomorrow
on Nelson avenue by the young people of
the Plymouth church.
Miss Amery and Miss Pickard will be at
home tomorrow afternoon at $50 Carroll
street.