St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26
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About 400 invitations containing birthday
bags have been issued by the ladies of st.
Paups Episcopal church for the birthday
party to be given at the home Of Mrs. Oliver
Dalrymple, 157 College avenue, Wednesday
evening" April 20. The guests attending will
represent different books and authors. Re-
freshments will be served. Rev. and Mrs.
John Wright and Mrs. Dalrymple will re-
ceive the guests. Mrs. H. f. Stevents, Mrs.
w. N. Bouse and Mrs c; w. Cumbey VIII
have charge of the refreshments. Each at
tending is expected to put in the bags as
many pennies as she is years old.
Garment Workers Local Union No. lib will
give leap year party Tuesday at Assembly
halls. The committees are as follows: Ar
Martin, Hanna Mangan, Kate Keatfng, Lena
Schmidt and Ida Borup; floor, Edward Chris
topherson, II. P. Miller, James Morrow. c.
reception, Misses Alice Pinkus, Hanna Man
gan, Lizzy McGaughren, Mary Anderson,
Ida Buberl.
union meeting Of the home and foreign
missionary societies of the Baptist churches
will be held Tuesday at the Emanuel church
It will be an all-day session. The nome
missionary societies will take charge In the
afternoon, papers being read by Mrs. Forest,
of the Philadelphia church; Mrs.. Gamble, OF
the Hebron, and Mrs. Northrop,o Of the Eman.
uel. Miss Nellie Hope will have charge OF
the music.
secham Lodge No. 1896, l.. o. B. B., will
give It's ninth annual ball Sunday evening,
May 8, for the benefit of the widows and or
phans' fund. The committee on arrange
ments is: B: Garfield, chairman: J.
Bear, D. Greenbladt and H. Capelawitz.
The annual May ball of the Maccabees will
occur at the Royal hotel next Friday even
ing. A large number. OF Invitations have
been issued and the affair will be the event
of the post-lenten season. The overture VIII
be played at 8:45 p. m, after which dancing
will continue until midnight.
Unity Temple No. 8 will give a May ball
@aa niry np n
block, Sixth and Seventh streets. The next
regular meeting will be held Tuesday even
ing, April %. A good attendance is desired.
Rathbone Sisters cordially invited to attend.
evening at the Burr street Baptist church,
on York and Burr streets, on "Ten Nights
in Barroom." illustrated by stereopticon
views. Mrs. Root, Of Hamline. president
of the w. C. T. u, will give an address.
The people of the Swedish Lutheran Eman-
uel church will give large concert Friday
evening in the church. Rev. G. A. Petrf. OF
Minneapolis, will lecture during the evening.
and the women of the church will serve cof-
fee at the close Of the programme.
St Mary's @. g. Reading circle will give
literary entertainment May In st. Mary 8
hall, Locust and Ninth streets. Rev. Fr. Dom
nelly and other notable speakers will make
addresses. All are cordially invited.
The Minnehaha Social club will give Its
next dance at Twin City hall. Wabesha and
University. Wednesday evening. This win
be the last dance this season. Music by
Brose's Mandolin orchestra.
A May day ball will be given by Liberty
Lodge No. 137, X. Of P. Thursday evening,
May IA, at Bowlby hall H. C. Boyeson,
]. A. Lodgeman and 7. Casey are the COM
mittee on arrangements.
The reception to Prof. Sprague-Smith at
the school of fine arts has been postponed
from Tuesday to THURSDAY evening. Each
student and associate member Is allowed to
bring one friend.
Division LIS, Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, will
give It's fifth annual ball Tuesday evening
at Odd Fellows hall, Wabasha and Fifth
streets.
The Albion club will give a dance at the
Albion next Thursday evening. Arrange
ments are in charge Of Messrs. Seeley, Wal
lace and Hemminghouse.
The young people of the Dayton Avenue
church are making preparations for q re-
ception to be given shortly for the students
| OF Manchester college.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence So
ciety will hold a very important meeting this
afternoon at Cretin hall, Fort and Sixth
streets, at 2:3o p. m.
Mary Queen of Scots" drama, will be
| given April q by the children Of St Mary's
school. There will be an afternoon and even
| ing performance.
| Daytons Bluff Camp No. 20, sWoodmen of
| the World will give a ball Tuesday even
ing, April 2S at L o. o. f. haaliSeventh and
| Reaney streets. gTN
The annual meeting andfeelection of off,
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