The Saint Paul globe., 1896-10-15


toward the building of. G.. A. r. memorial
monument, to be held this afternoon in
.ll lne parlors OF Dayton Avenue church. A
permanent organization will be effected at
the meeting this afternoon and it is hoped
Dy the women that the monument will be
erected during the present city administra-
,1o uon, " Is expected that very large body of
women will be present.
The women Of the Episcopal church at
afea Merriam Park viii give luncheon tomorrow
afternoon from IL to o'clock In the after
noon noon IN the rectory on Prior avenue and
lgiehart street. The rooms will be decorat-
eu s.a Ior the occasion in pretty way, and the
women in charge will be Mrs. Charles Cham
Smith-Jones.
The Plymouth chautauqua circle reorgan-
ized yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Bowen. OF Pleasant avenue. An, interesting
programme for the coming year was an
The benefit performance for the St. Paul
lnrants home will be given in Conover hall,
The 9 retsr nroara and Sixth street this evening
me St Paul Ladies' orchestra, selected num-
pers; Miss May Pierce, recitation; Master
yason Jason Edison Waite, pianist. '.Andante and
nett, contralto solo; John Ryder. mandolin
SOLO; Company DIS quartette, vocal selec-
R1ttag aPn, vera dFrayer In posing songs, and the
renne Prayer on piano; Young Ladies orches-
lTa; Messrs. T. l.. Snyder, w. Thompkins
:; eahF Koperts, & W, Pardee Z LaChappelle, G.
Kooinson. 5. son. W; Nelson, ]. Donnelly, in Han
dleap @ March, BY Rusey; Arthur B. Mallette
ana John w. Freeman, fencing exhibition
Charles G.: Fairchild recitation; Miss Beu-
ian ian Baker, Miss Myrtle Burnett, vocal duett;
company DIS SILENT drill, by Corporal j. III.
hrch and Private Henninger; Prof. Moreno,
guitar solo; overture, William Tell" Rosini:
son song and dance tclog) with bones, juggery
ana character Sketches, in costume (Ethopi-
M6SSrS. and EHh
Night, Sweet Dreams" Miss Corenne Prayer;
the veterans Union Fife and Drum corps
IN n the Girl I Left Behind Me- and other
buckley; Ira ponnelly, violin obligato.
), A musicale viii be given this evening at
avenue. by the7 Young Peoples Society of the
Ascension Church.si The following is the
programme; Selection, mandolin club; vocal
Daae. sDeleceion, raul Floyd; violin solo, F. w.
mans Schmidt; vocal solo, Charles Pease;
violin selection, Ira Donneliy; vocal duet.
Mrs. Baldwin land Miss Meyers; mandolin
SOLO, 3. g. HeeguaFd; piano selection, John
Crooks; either solo, Clement Wolfe; piano
duet Miss Chryst and Miss Bette Turner:
chorus, st. Marys guild.
The Laurel club smoker to he oivan ON
thursday night at the club house promises
70 be unique affair. The house will he
tecofasea tead with autumn foliage, and scat
apples ana other timely autumn DECORATIONS
me refreshments will consist of cider, apples
hnc hncoo dogghnuts o,;i; NJ Cob pipes and good to-
Dacco VIII De the chief attractions however
me entertainment will be progressive einch
with attractive prizes, and a feature will
oe tne court-martial or mock justice court
at Wnlcn all will be punished who fail to con-
tribute to the stories told A musical pro-
gramme will be given.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club, now in its
No.
IN oxford hall last evening. There were loo
couple In attendance and the grand march
was LED by the president P. M. Hughes, and
Miss Susie Young. Music was Furnished hv
fepln s orchestra. Refreshments were served
at IL o'clock In the dining room the COM
mittee q e on on refreshments being T. G. Mccarthy,
committee was T. A. Young p r. Wapnar
James Austin, P. Va. Hughes and p A. Nc,
Manus. The reception committee was n
cyan, John Brennan. E: A. Barry, VIII Cook,
c. A. Connolly and R. D. O'Connell.
The Remer Dancing club gives a party this
evening in Oxford hall.
Plans have been perfected by the
women of Park Congregational church for
a a fair to be held on the afternoons Of Dec
lu ana II In the church pariorB. The affair
will be Of an elaborate order. and handsome
booths and tables will be arranged for the
sale Of f. fancy and useful articles. candy, dolls
toward making the Christmas fairs such de-
fghtful temptations.
The library party given by the women
of Peoples church yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. A. c. Keith Lincoln and Vie
toria streets, proved rather UNIQUE affair
and highly enjoyable. A large number of
women turned, euts making it a financial
success as well as social one. The feature
OF the event was the guessing contest of
the names OF popular books. pictures repre-
senting the same being drawn on cards and
presented to each guest. The prizes were
books in handsome bindings. The rooms of
the hostess pretty home were darkened and
lighted by japanese lanterns. and autumn
leaves were used as decorations Refresh
ments were served. The women ASSISTING
were Mrs. Nattrass, Mrs. Monby and Mrs,
Swensen. s7sa.ss.'' ''es
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot Baker, of College ave-
nue., gave cycle party last evening.
the engagement is announced of Miss
Elizabeth Bartles of Pennington. N. ]. for
merry OF this city, to Dr. w. w. Harks
Miss White and Miss Marion White enter
tain at euchre this afternoon at their home
50 Douglas street
Mrs. Charles Braden entertained the mem
bers of her bridal party last evening at her
home on Marshall avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arth will celebrate
their golden wedding Monday at Sacred Heart
Mrs. v. M. watkins enterta,nad vostord.u
afternoon at her home on Holly avenue for,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee and Miss Arnold of
Red Wing. sse r--g n
The Thimble Bee club meets Monday at
the home Of Miss Agnes Thorn, In the HI
awatha.
The art class OF the high school opens ON
Monday, with Mrs. H. c. Burbank at its
heads A review Of Italian art viii be the
first Of the years work taken up.
An afternoon whist club OF women will he
organized Friday at the home OF Mrs. A. p.
Moss at the Dakotah The club will ha
known as the Economy club 0
Elmer II, Dearth and family have moved in
from White Bear Lake, where they have re-
sided during the summer, and are now living
at 528 Ashland avenue. Ae