St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-14
THURSDAY CLUB OFFICERS.
Nominations Are Made for 1906
Gossip of Society.

Gossip of Society.
The Thursday club held an executive
meeting yesterday afternoon in House
OF Hope parlors and nominated the
1olloW1ng officers for the ensuing year,
the election to take place at the regular
annual meeting next week; President
MISS Carrie Beaumont; first vice preSi-
dent, Miss Grere; second vice president
Miss Eastman; secretary, Miss Car
penter; assistant secretary, Miss Wood
treasurer, Miss CONVEX; chairman of
programme committee, Mrs Jewett;
chairman Of entertainment committee,
Miss Mary Clark; chairman Of mem
bership committee, Miss Sturgis. Com
mittees were also nominated.
The Current Topics class held it's
weekly meeting yesterday morning at
the home of Mrs. Dewitt, and discussed
this months magazines and current
topics. Miss Beaumont led with an
hours talk, which was followed by
an informal half hours discussion by
the class. The class has the following
members: Miss Sturgis, Mrs. De Witt,
Mrs. D. Davis, Mrs. Charles Greene,
Miss White, Mrs. Luther Newport,
Miss Newport, Mrs. James Armstrong,
Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. w. F. Peet, Mrs.
McLaren, Mrs. John Townsend. Other
will be young girls class.
Mrs Charles Clark gave her second
reception at the home of Mrs.
w. B. Dean Summit avenue, yesterday
afternoon, assisted by Mrs. Townsend,
Miss Julia Noyes, Miss Whitney, Miss
Noyes, Mrs. Will Dean, Miss Horn.
Tea, coffee and ices were served from
little tables in green, pink and yellow
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peet gave a
dinner Wednesday evening at their
home on Dayton avenue, entertaining
Misses Hill, Lamborn, Sturgis, Messrs.
Morrison, of Minneapolis; Trowbridge
and Shepard. There were cards after
dinner.
Mrs. Phillip Riley entertained the
Kangaroo club last night at her home
on Dayton avenue.
The Whist club, under Miss Wemott,
meets this morning.
The Friday circle will meet this
morning with Mrs. F. G. Ingersoll, 595
Grand avenue.
Mrs. J. F. George, of Summit Place,
gave very enjoyable musical Tuesday
night.
The second social hop of the Iglehart
Social club will be given on Saturday
evening, at Central hall, Seventh and
Cedar streets.
A special meeting Of the Ladies Aid
Society of Constellation Chapter, o. e.
S., was held yesterday afternoon at
Masonic Temple to take care of some
unfinished business. The society has
been engaged in most worthy work
this year. The women do not aim to
provide clothing, ETC., for needy fami-
lies, feeling that there are a sufficient
number of other societies engaged in
caring for such needs. though many
cases which have been brought es-
pecfally to their notice have been
looked after.
But the work Of the society is along
the lines of brightness and good cheer,
and flowers, jelly fruit and money are
the principal gifts disposed of.
Before long the women will rattle a
very unique foot stool, made Of spools
saved by the society from its work.
The foundation is of pine with the
spools put on In odd designs, the
whole nicely gilded and covered with
a silk top. 1t was made and presented
to the society by James Fischer, the
sentinel Of the temple.
A colonial and patriotic entertain
ment will be given by the ladies Of the
First Presbyterian church, Lincoln and
Grotto, Friday evening, Feb. 81. New
England supper will be served from 6
to and a fine literary and musical pro-
gramme will be rendered. The ladies
assisting are to be in colonial costume.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Adams. who have been
spending some weeks with relatives in Balti-
more, returned home yesterday.
j. W. Smith entertained a few of his
friends at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Legion, 1877 Smith avenue, last Satur-
day evening. There were cards and music
until midnight. Among those present were
Miss Adams, Mrs. Lumbach, Mrs. Jones, Eff
fe and Willie Jones, J. W; Taylor; Wittlake
and Mrs. J. Davis and Mabel and Harry Ley
ton.
Minneapolis bride and groom were dis
covered yesterday in st. Paul by several of
their friends and much fun resulted.
Charles Purdy, son of Rev. E. J. Purdy.
church. CHURCH. was s'i married to Miss Rose 3'G Won
Schroeder Wednesday evening in St. Paul's
church. Following the ceremony reception
was given the newly married couple by Mrs
Fletcher. After the congratulations were over
the couple donned travelling clothes and dis
appeared amid showers of rice, old shoes and
all the rest of it. Yesterday morning friend
discovered them in st. Paul and found that
they intended to take the afternoon train for
Saltwater.
When their trunks were put aboard the
train they bore long streamers of white satin
ribbon. and when Mr.. and Mrs. Purdy passed
through the depot they were hilariously greet
ed by the friends who had come over to con-
tinue the fun. Not little embarrassed the
couple boarded the train while the party stood
on the platform and resorted to all manner
Of pranks to add to their discomforture The
train left at 4:05.
The meeting of the Womans Suffrage So
ciety at Mrs. Kimballs. 1921 East Congress
street, yesterday afternoon was postponed. a.
quorum not being present.
The Central w c. t. U. meeting at Como
yer hall yesterday afternoon was postponed
owing to lack Of attendance.
Mrs. W. B. Shaw. of I'll Summit place, gave
a luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. William H. Thurston. of 4S6 Portland
avenue, gave luncheon yesterday.
The Monthly party was given at the Church
Of st. Francis hall last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Belcher gave progressive
euchre party last evening.