The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-24

! there Will be a programme of music and
readings and reception.
The women of the A. o. U. W. library
| committee gave an oyster supper last evening
! in A. o. U. W. Temple for the benefit Of the
! library fund. dance programme followed
to music by Pepins orchestra. There was
! good attendance. The women on the commit
tees were: Arrangements, Mesdames Sloggy,
| Coats and Stabinow; on floor. Misses Alice
Johnson, Nellie Durand Ida Flick and Alice
Parks, refreshments, Mesdames LUDWIG,
! Tchider.
st. Mary's concert has been postponed from
this evening to Friday night.
Miss Alice Forest has issued invitations to
French soiree Friday evening, Dec. 4, at
her home on Pleasant avenue.
Mrs T. L. Wann, of Lincoln avenue, gives
a reception this afternoon to Miss Bend who
| recently made her debut.
Mrs. Archibald Guthrie and Miss Guthrie
entertain with euchre Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John r. Hilson has issued cards for
an ''at home,'' Dec. 2, at her home on Port
land avenue
Miss Margaret Muir gives an afternoon
reception, Friday at her home on Laurel
avenue
The children's carnival given under the
direction OF the women of St. Mary's church,
bia hail. Prior and University avenues, and
promises to be one of the most attractive
entertainments of the week. An excellent
programme has been announced to be given
by the children of the Park The carnival
holds two nights.
Another large reception will be given this
| evening. This time the Ames residence on
Grand avenue will be the scene Of brilliant
gathering, when Mrs. Charles w. Ames will
introduce Miss Ames and Miss Esther Apple
ton, her daughters.
The skating rink on Laurel and Virginia
avenues is being gotten in shape for winter
and number Of skating parties are scheduled
to come off there before the holidays.
Miss Catherine Leonard and Miss Rose Mott,
OF Summit avenue entertain informally this
evening.
newly organized social club of young
men of the hill gives a dancing party, this
evening. in Albion hall.
The Monday Evening Study class met. last
night, with Miss Sanders 323 Summit avenue
Papers read by Thomas Cochrane Jr.,
Miss Carpenter, T. L. McClung and F. D.
Monfort.
Prof. W. NJ West, of the university, and
DR.. c. A. Eastman will address the Crocus
Hill Mothers club this evening at the home
of Mrs. W. G. White, Goodrich avenue.
Miss Geneva Brown and Joseph Henry Beck
will be married this evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram D. Brown, Of Portland
avenue.
Miss Maud Beatrice Herson and George
Fetsch will be married tomorrow morning in
st. Lukes Catholic church by Rev. Father
McNulty.
Col. and Mrs. W. NJ Liggett will give
large reception this evening at the Liggett
home, $40 Nelson avenue.
| A whist club was organized last evening
| at the home of Miss Blanche Bigue by young
| people of the West side.
| Miss Elizabeth Hanson and Louis Krohn
will be married Tuesday, Dec. i, at the home
of the brides parents, 312 West George street.
The ST. Louis Progressive Euchre club
meets Thursday with l.. c. Bauer, 291 East
| Congress street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. stoddard. Of Dearborn
street, entertain the W. R. B. P's Friday
| evening.
| The engagement has been announced of
Miss Virginia Frances Bryant daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Bryant of East Winifred
street, to William Smith Rogers, Of New
| York.
| The Ladies Sewing Circle Of Clinton Az
enue NJ. E. Church meets tomorrow with
Mrs. NJ. K. Williams of East Winifred
street
The Vince Cinch club met last evening at
the nome OF the misses GOdDout; OF Gates
street.
Miss Laura Elithorpe, OF Central Park
place. entertains this afternoon.
Miss Anna Pinska Of Geranfum street, was
hostess at a dinner last evening.
The women of First Unversalist church
have arranged to give a cinch party this
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs ]. H.
Williams 537 Sibley street.
A conundrum tea will be given by the
Choral Society of First German NJ. E.
Church, Olive street and Van Slyke court
There will be musical programme.
The Liberal Union of Minnesota Women
meets this morning in All Souls church, Min
neapolis.
The young people Of Central NJ. E. church
have organized a society for Bible study to
meet every other Friday evening in the
! church pariors, alternating with the Lyceum
The object of the society is more familiar
knowledge of the Bible, and at the first
meeting to be held this week the book of
Luke will be taken up.
The annual sale by the Willing Workers
1 Of the East Emmanuel Norwegian Church
will be held this evening In Sjoberg's hall,
Payne avenue and Wells street. A pro-
gramme will be given during the evening by