The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-09


offered. The first progressive was won by
Miss Lillian De Coster and was framed
picture OF st. Cecilia The SECOND progressive
was cut glass scent bottle. and the BOBBY
Is supposed to bring good luck to this owner
Dainty refreshments were served at the close
OF the games.
Mrs. William Perkins was hostess Yesterday
az button contest given at her home on
western avenue for the benefit of the In
rants Home. The affair was novel and en-
pertaining. only few like 1t having been
given In st. Paul The rooms were decorated
prettiest OF the decorations were the pansies
OF winch there was a profusion in each room
Ihere were ten tables played and the prizes
first; Mrs. George Warner. second: Mrs
George Campbell, third, and Mrs. Dr. Buck
ley. foot. Mrs. Perkins was assisted by Mrs.
guests were Mesdames Kennedy, Buckley
Warner, McNair. ORiely, Caulfield. Rama
ley Lyttie Rogers. Donnely. Bell. Bell Dolan.
Pettingill, Deveraux DonneIy Bell. O'Hal-
loran, Egan Warner, Draper. Hennessy.
Campbell, Lang, Boerenger Winter Markert
Markert. Rodney, Lamprey REM, Hoffman,
The young people of St. Clements church
gave conundrum supper last evening in the
guild hall from to $50 O'Clock The tables
were prettily decorated with flowers and the
menu was original and unique. 1t read
Fruit of the Spinning Wheel.
Fruit Of the Vine.
Elegy of Tears
Porous Marine Substance.
What the Winner Always Does.
Preserved in the Ark
Perpetual Motion.
Cause of Neighbors' Contention.
New England Brains
Two for Cent
staff Of Life
Georgians
Shippers Home.
Ivory Manipulators
JOY of Darwin's Ancestors.
Ruin Of the World.
Springs Offering.
Bostons Overthrow.
What Asthmatic People Are.
Chip Of the Old Block.
Those ordering were served with napkin,
pickles, onions, salt, beets. ham, tongue.
beans, chips. chicken. bread. crackers, cheese,
lady fingers, ceeoanut cake, apples, water,
tea, coffee and a toothpck.
The young women in charge were Misses
Kipp, Wilson, Ruby and Garnet Butcher,
Yates, WEIGH and Arey.
The rehearsaIs for the Fairies ReveP'
and fan drill, to be given under the direction
of Mrs. Harvey Officer. for the benefit Of
Christ's church, are drawing to a close
and many friends of the young performers
will, it is hoped by the women interested,
be surprised and delighted with the graceful
movements and pretty songs. The Revel OF
the Fairies" sixteen in number, will alone
keep the eye and ear busy noting the rapid
changes and the pretty entrance OF the queen
and knight furnish a climax which is partc-
ularly artistic. HERNIA Gregorys recitation
of the disappearance of the Fairy Thistledown,
and tiny Irene O'Regans dance are especial
features and Miss Gordon's piano ACCOMPANY
ment will harmonic the whole delightfully."-.
Miss Gordon will also furnish vocal selections,
and Charles Farnham's popularity as ORA
matte reader will lend interest to the event
when it is learned that he is to take part.
The entertainment comes off Oct Y In Con-
over hall There will be matinee perform
ance on the evening of the oath.
Miss Bend will be formally introduced 70
St Paul society at an afternoon tea to De
given Wednesday at the Bend residence on
Summit avenue. Mrs. Bend has issued caros
for two teas, one to be given Oct Ii ana
the other Oct. q.
Mrs. Fred, Yerxa entertained the members
of a St Paul cinch club at her home in Min,
neapoIis last evening. A special car carried
the party to and from that city.
Col and Mrs. Glenn entertained at dinner
this evening at the Aberdeen. The guests
will be Capt and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Kent, Dr..
Hutchinson and Col. and Mrs. Page.
AT the annual meeting of the Deaconess
home held Wednesday the old board was re-
elected with the exception of Mrs. Edgar
Haupt who resigned and was replaced by
Mrs. Holmes, of Holy Trinity. Minneapolis