The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
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OF FUTURE INTEREST.


Inc cooperative bazaar, which issbeing ar
iiahsed by society of young Women known
III Ian cnurc9 circles as the Mutual Aid society,
VIII be held in Christ church Nov. 23 "A
ana 70. The sale will be open in the after
nooLs from to 0, and on the oath social
evening or reception will be given. One of the
princlple features of the bazaar will be
IaoIe OF fancy work, in charge of Miss lie
Du q, rfaStlngs. fish pond will be in charge
Oh Oh MISS Espy 4 Thanksgiving table Of mince
pes ana Thanksgiving dainties will be in
charge OF Miss Nellie Officer The Parish
Ala OF Christ Church will have table in
f trihrtgs OF Mrs. R. L. German. Other con
Ellzabeth Andrews, Mrs. Napier and the
Mutual Aid society. Refreshments will be
served served IN the dining room, with Mrs B. F.
Beardsley in charge
The People of Dayton's Bluff are eaearIv
looking forward to the entertainment and bali
70 be given at 1. o. o. f hall. Seventh and
tosiL ~, streets, Wednesday evening by Day
tons Bluff Lodge, l. o. O. F. ConsnicUons
on the programme will be Mrs Yale, CON
tIalto; Mr.. Fairchild, reader, and the st. An
55nony Hill orchestra in overtures and Sc
reoteu concerC numbers. After the entertain
ing. ei u 'ne even
me first meeting of the French history
class VIII be held Friday at the home Of
The officers elected for the wear arc Mrs
Charies Schuneman, president; Mrs. Norvai
Marchand, vice president; Mrs c. E. Clark
secTetaTy. Inc club, which has confined
STUDY heretofore to French history will this
year take UP course in Mexican history
The ladies' Of the Assumption church will
give bazaar in the school hall Oct % to 81
nesiues tne SAFE OF fancy articles, a unique
entertainment, including musical numbers
IlVlng pictures and statues, will be given each
evening by the young ladies', Miss Winter
p4elng IN charge assisted by Misses DAM.
Harnish, Winter Lorenz Sherman and
schroeder Refreshments will be served
Miss Lutte Reade of 349 Fuller street was
Pleasantly surprised by a number of her
young young friends THURSDAY evening. Among
those present were Birdie RAINBOW. LYDIA
Muiler, Belle Boyd, Florence Hilton Frances
n n' Hattle DICK, Gertrude Nicoll; Messrs.
Reade. Nicoll Boyd, Conmyore, Pentin.
Muller. Hilton and George Reade
An entertainment for the Babies, homo
VIII De given Nov. 10 at the Hughson
residence on Dayton avenue. An unusually
nne programme Is being arranged by the
young women Of the institution. who will
manage the event. Denison Van Week and
Charles Farnham are among the Participants
in the programme.
The Young Peoples Society of Trinity
Church will give a harvest social Tuesday
evening in the church parlors Wabasha and
I1lton streets. s. n elaborate musical pro
gqamme mas SD, been prepared for the occasion.
refreshments served by the ladies'
District No. 2, Order of the Eastern Star of
Minnesota, will hold convention with I,or-
rain chapter No. 16, at Masonic temple Min
neapolis, Tuesday evening. Nov. 2 CensteIls
ton chapter has been invited to exemnIifv
the floral degree. All members of the order
are expected to attend
The ladies of the Dayton Avenue Preshv
terrain church will give a reception Friday
evening in honor of DR.. Edwards twenty
second pastoral year. The committee in
charge are Mesdames McConville THOMPSON
Fryer, Lusk, McAdams and Wilson Miss
Weed and Miss Lusk
The annual meeting of the ST. Paul Chan
ter. Daughters of the American Revolution.
will be held Tuesday afternoon in the mar
i0rs OF the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church. Reports of the officers will he sIh-
mitted and patriotic programme will be
presented.
The first meeting of the Monday art class
will be held at High School hall Nov. 3. at
2:30 p m. Mrs. Burbank announces that the
lessons will be review of Italian painting
and requests each member to come to the
class with note book and pencil
Union Star lodge, A. o. U. W.. has issued
odd little invitations to hard times ball to
be given at Ledertafel hall. Nov. 25, The in
paper, with rough edges, and sent in enveI-
opes to match.
Wednesday evening G.. Rountry, of 935 Fau
quier street, was surprised by his sister and
friends. About seventy-ive were present
There was music, and luncheon was served
The guests spent very pleasant evening
Liberty Council No. 5, ]. o. U. A. M will
give its first annual ball Friday evening In
Liedertafel hall. Congress and State streets
Supper will be given by the Daughters of
Liberty
Gen. and Mrs. NJ D. Flower and Miss
Flower have issued cards for a reception
Wednesday for Miss Hawkins.
!. The Women's Class in American History.