The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-10
HOPS AND PARTIES.

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| ing for paupers, and the question of abolish
/ ing outdoor relief.
| HOPS AND PARTIES.
The AigonGuins Open the season at
| EIIxs' Hall.
! The Algonquins gave their frst hop of the
| season in Elks hall last evening. The affair
was particularly attractive, the gowns Of the
\ young women being light and dainty, making
| pretty effect against the handsome interior
/ OF the hall. st. Anthony Hill orchestra fur
| teen numbers was danced. The officers of
the club are: ]. w. Finehout, president: LIE
Roy Fogey, vice presidenty George E. Stanch-
| field. secretary and treasurer; A. l.. Preston.
chairman OF hall committee, and Milton s
Mead. Fred Ringwald and Ben Gorham trus-
| tees. Parties will be held each month during
the winter. This Is the clubs fifth season.
North Star camp. M. w. A.. gave the first
| party OF Its winter series In Central hall last
| evening. The hall was deliberately decorated
| with red white and blue, and an excellent
programme Of dance music was furnished by
| Ryder's orchestra. The dance card num-
| pered eighteen numbers, during an inter-
mission between which supper was served
from aJtractively appointed tables by Wilson.
me committees In charge were Reception,
=. ii: Hamilton Thomas Gilbert and John
Carmich: floor, G. T. Disler, r. L.. Bonham
H. G. Scnare and Louis Carol; arrange
ments, T. F.. Hennesy, ]. Ryder and William
very handsome were in charge of Lemke
me lodge will give brilliant reception and
dancing party the first Friday in January at
the Hotel Metropolitan.
Gen. Ord w. R. c. gave pleasantly ar
ranged entertainment in Odd Fellows hall
last evening. with programme of instru-
mental and vocal music and readings. Num-
bers were contributed by mandolin club,
Miss Stella Vervais, Miss Bessie Webster.
Mr. Chase. Miss Julia Griffin, Miss Alpha
tucker. Mrs. Lucian Warner, Miss Ella
Bruggemann and Miss Anna Kelley. pro-
gramme of dances followed.
The Wyandotte club has had its fall cleo
ton, and the following were elected officers.
PRESIDENT. Gus Schweitzer; vice president.
Otto Olnne: secretary, Henry Voges; treas
urer Gus Mussell; assistant secretary. George
Mers.. The club has decided to give It's
seventh hop of the season at the A. o. U. W.
temple, Eighth and Wabasha streets St.
Anthony Hill orchestra will furnish music.
There was a small attendance at the meet
ing OF the Fireigen Missionary Society of
the First Baptist church yesterday afternoon.
The subject fer the day was Japan.
The Aid Society of St. Pauls Church met
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dalrymple on Summit avenue and discussed
the details of the plans for Christmas fair
the women of the society propose giving be-
fore. the holidays. There was a small at
tendance.
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held an all-day meeting in the guild hall
yesterday. Work in the interest Of the
| church was done, and plans discussed for
the annual fair to be given early in De-
| cember.
The home of Mrs. N. K. Williams Of
| Oakdale avenue. was the scene last evening
| of pretty G. A. r. social arranged along
national lines. There was a fairly good at
! tendance, considering the weather. The af-
| fair was for the benefit of Clinton Avenue
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! gramme.
Dayton's Bluff W. c. T. U. held meet
| ing yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
| Ralph Bronson, of Maple street. Reports
from the state convention were heard.
The Plymouth Chautauqua circle will meet
| for organization Wednesday at the home Of
| Mrs. Bowen, on Pleasant avenue.
The Virginia Euchre club will organize for
the winter next week.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles vanduzee will be at
| home Wednesday evening at their residence
| on Ashland avenue. Cards will be played.
Miss Marion White entertains Thursday
! afternoon at her home ON Douglas street.
| Mrs. Philip Schaub, Of Lincoln avenue. en-
| tertains the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club
! Wednesday OF next week.
The Paramount Euchre club meets this even
ing at the home of J. E. Haycock, of Fair
| mount avenue
The Nurses association meets this after
noon at 1873 Selby avenue.
afternoon in Conover hall All local unions
| will be represented.
| Miss Mary Clark, of Holly avenue, enter
tanned at dancing Thursday evening.
at home Fridays from 3 to 7 at their resi-
| dence on Crocus hill.
There will be mixed quartette at St.
| Johns church hereafter in connection with
the boy choir The new members of the choir
are Miss Katherine Gordon Mrs. c. B. Yale,
George has sung until recently with the choir
at First Baptist church.
Mrs. Robert Rantoull gave dinner of
eight covers at the Aberdeen Thursday even
ing for her sister, Miss Hubbard, Of Boston.
| Gen. Meyzner gave dinner of eight COW
ers at the Aberdeen Thursday evening
DR.. Hutchinson entertained at dinner at
| the Aberdeen last evening for Miss Teasdale.
Miss Mcmillan and Miss La Ferge, Of Still
water entertained last evening a party COM
posed of young people from both saltwater
and St. Paul. High five was played.
MIS-. j. a. Chandler gave a dinner party
Thursday noon for guests from Chicago.
The decorations were American Beauties and
cream roses, and the place cards were favor
| lite quotations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman McFarran will cele-
brate the tenth anniversary OF their wedding
! Oct. II with a tin wedding at their home
on Iglehart street.
| Mrs. F. I. Whitney will entertain the Sill
| yer tea of St. Clements guild Thursday
week at her home, S26 Dayton.
| A new cinch club will be organized this
| Dodds, on Iglehart street.
| The Parish Aid Society OF ST. Johns Church
| will hold an all-day meeting at the church
Friday. The women's auxiliary NETS in the
morning.
! The young women Of Christ church will
| give fair the latter part of November
The teachers of the primary department of
| Dayton Avenue Sunday school have planned
to give reception for the parents Of the
in charge are Mrs. Prouty, Mrs Harris and
| Mrs. McKilligan.
An entertainment for the benefit of Plym-
| outh church was given Thursday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Jones, 179
| Pleasant avenue
| Miss Nellie Cunningham, of Portland avenue,
| is very Ill.
| Mr.. and Mrs Paul Wood are the guests Of
| friends In st. Paul.
| Mrs. A. M. Boyer. Of Chicago, is the guest
/ of Mrs. ]. H. Hensel Of Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Florence w. Ramaley are at
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