St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-12
SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.

The Feast of Lights was observed at the
Church of the Good Shepherd Monday even
ing The church was one blaze of light. Count
less candles were burning everywhere Each
window was brightly Illuminated with candles
and festooned with holly and evergreen Bishop
Gilbert gave a short discourse bearing upon
the feast celebrated. after which the eong EY.
CATION repaired to the rectory for a piece of
the Epiphany cake. Baked in the cake was
ring 5;, which bore the inscription, 'Epph-
any, Church Of the Good Shepherd" This
ring has been in twelve different Epiphany
CAKES, ana last year was won by Miss Sarah
Patton, as the Epiphany queen. Mrs. Charles
KEEPER Jr. claims it this year.
The Little Chldren's Ministering league
gave novel entertainment in the shape of
"A Butterfly Convention Tuesday afternoon.
at st. Peters Episcopal church. Miss Flor
ence Smith represented the queen of the
fairies Miss Startling Pearce took the part of
Prince Butterfly and Misses Fay Raub. Eva
-Schoch and Bessie Mill, pages. Among others
VINO participated were Hilda Nordstrom Car
RE Mortenson, Florence Peterson, Lefty An
derson, Eleanor Babbage. Helen McIver, En-
ma Korfhage, Martha Larish Mrs lanes
Pearce, accompaniSt.
The Fairview Musical and Literary Society
gave its monthly entertainment Monday even
Ing at Woolsey's hall, Burr and Case streets
some cor. OF the most nos interesting numbers were
Prof. s A. Farnsworth principal of the Cleye-
land high school; a song 1.-THE Sweetest
Story Fer Told, by Miss Bertha Frost: gut
tar and mandolin selections by Skoog and
Setterlof; soprano solo by Miss Julia Cos
tello, and recitations by Misses Katie Bersee
and Addie Knapp
The Associated Charities held a parlor ron
ference Monday evening at the residence Of
A. B. Stickney. Summit avenue Several in
structlve and interesting papers upon Free
Dlspensarles were read by Mrs. Ansel On
penheim. DR.. Charles L. Green, DR.. C. +
Mead. DR.. Henry Hutchinson e. W. Peet
Secretary H H. Hart and Rev. Father NC
Nulty.
A repetition Of the cantata Queen Esthern
was given Tuesday evening at Conover hall
tor the benefit of st. James A. NJ e church
Inc choruses showed thorough training. and
were much enjoyed by the audience though
the SOLO numbers seemed to receive the greater
part OF the applause. They were all very well
way.
ems Friendly association will be held at the
association rooms, corner Seventh and lack
son streets, or Monday, JAM 10. at 10 a. m
All persons interested in the association and
IN the reports of it's work during the mast
year are cordially invited to be present
me hrst OF series of parlor concerts will
be given by the ladies of the First Swed;sb
Lutheran church Wednesday evening Of tho
nome OF MIS- T. N. Lundquist 1916 Davton
avenue Some of the best social talent ba c
been secured for the occasion --''
memorial and literary entertainment mil,
De given by the Cleveland High School If
erary and Debating society," Monday evenine
Arter the programme will follow a debate
The Thursday club met in the House n,
hope pariors Thursday afternoon, and a yerv
interesting paper on Matthew Arnold was
seaa by Miss Sophia Greve.