The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Lincoln avenue, are making plans for their
The Ladies' Euchre club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Stevens, of
| Dayton avenue.
The regular meeting of the w. H. NJ S..
OF Dayton Avenue Church will be held this
afternoon IN the parlors of the church.
Unity Temple. Rathbone Sisters, will hold
g. meetng this afternoon, when the details
81 an entertainment to be given Wednes-
day evening of next week will be arranged.
"A progressive euchre party will be given
Monday evening in Central hall by the
women of Ellsworth Circle No. s.
| musicale will be given this evening at the
| nome OF Mrs. Charles Van Duzee, of Ash
| land avenue.
The members of the J. +. G. club and
OF next week at the home of the Misses
Longfeld.
Eastern Star Rebekah lodge will give
a progressive euchre party Tuesday evening
Oct Ii, at South Wabasha street and Fair
| field avenue.
! ~ The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Clements
Church will meet this Afternoon in the guild
hall OF the church.
st. Luke's Aid Society of St. Paurs Church
| will meet this Afternoon at the home of Mrs.
oliver Dalrymple, on College avenue.
The Monday Afternoon Whist club will meet
next week at the home of Mrs. Campbell, of
the Dacotah fats.
| Miss. Johnson, Of Virginia avenue gave
| card party yesterday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Bancroft entertains the
| Kings Daughters Monday afternoon at her
nome on Nelson avenue.
A. ~
tional Council Of jewish Women will be held In
| the parlors Of the Mount Zion temple on Min
nesota street at O'Clock Tuesday, Oct. Is.
North Star Camp No. 1887, M. W. A., is
making arrangements for its annual ball.
Friday evening, Oct. g. at Central hall, Sixth
ana aa seventh streets. The committee is:
Messrs. Mccormack, Bonham, Gilbert Hen
| messy, Detzler and Ryder.
Webster Lodge No. 20, gave an enjoyable
entertainment in Pythian hall last evening.
There was an address on the beauties of
| Pythianism by Rev. DR.. Sanderson. the first
OF the evening. followed by series of black
and white and colored stereopticon pictures
or prominent Pythians, given by w. H.
| Bregger. Afterward there was dance pro-
gramme of ten numbers Present during
| the Ladies' Auxiliary of Railway Trainmen,
now in session in the city: Mrs. Durkee,
lodge 81. Pennsylvania; Miss Harm. lodge
80. New Jersey; Mrs. Morgan, lodge 49, st.
Paul; Mrs. Thompson, lodge Z, Illinois; Mrs.
| Walterson. lodge Iowa, and Mrs Hayes,
lodge 1. Iowa. There were also present dele
! Rathbone Sisters.
The committees in charge were: Entertain
ment, Edward N. Hazard D. C. Gates, A.
odell, P. G. lander, T. j.. Foley, A. B. Clark.
| J. T. Schusler, A. H. SIMON, ]. C. Bailie,
+. w. Lytzen w. 0. Williams ]. H. Horton,
]. Maybell, G. A. Upright, W. B. Chapman.
L. M. Bevans. S. ]. Cayanaugh. Fred Corris,
g. J. Schroer. F. w. Tucheh, H. Peltz, H.
L. barrow, w. A. Hall, G. F. schorn. Chief
/ stereoptician. w. Fl. Bregger.
The Musikverein7 will open the winter
season with concert and dance at the Irish
| American club this evening
| The annual fall entertainment and social
| by the Andrew and Phillip Societies Of Gem
| trail Park Presbyterian Church took place
last evening in the parlors Of the church.
| About 200 people were in attendance and lis
s Mssa. TO pleasing given BY the
/ list; Harry Judson, reader; Allen French,
/ soloist, and Prof. Wheaton. pianist. After
the programme there were refreshments of
| coffee and cake in charge of Mrs. o. J. Rey-
4 nolds and Mrs. T. D. Simonton, assisted by
| the young men Of the society, who acted as
/ walters. James Simonton was in charge of
| the social committee. The rooms were bright
ened with enormous Chinese lanterns and
j the table was all In red and lighted with
| red candles. ss7 AEsAl .
/ Miss Margaret j. Hickey Of West St. Paul,
and Michael Sweeney were married at Hast
| ingseby Rev. ]. A. Fitzgerald Tuesday even
| ing.
A double reception was held in the par
lors OF the Peoples church. on Pleasant ave-
nue., last evening, with an attendance of $50
| members of the church and congregation
/ The reception was rendered to Rev. DR.. s. G.
Smith, who has Just returned from Europe
and to Rev. DR.. Wright. who has been filling
| the pulpit OF the church during the absence
| CT the pastor. The ladies' of the church dec
GRATED the parlors in an appropriate man
ner, and served supper and light refresh
ments. DR.. Smith, and DR.. Wright both
made remarks during the evening" each gen
tleman speaking on themes suitable to the
occasion. Remarks were also made by
| Messrs E. ]. Hodgson. Oscar HaIlam and
others Musical numbers were rendered by
Miss Lawrence and Mrs. c. E. Marvin.
Miss Johnson, of Virginia avenue. gave a
card party yesterday afternoon. The prizes
were won BY Miss Appleton, first; Miss
Shirk, second; Miss OsBrien, lone hand The
| rooms were decorated with La France and
American Beauties. ~
Miss Gussie Richardson of Marshall ave-
nue.. gave dancing party last evening.
St. Johns Social auxiliary new society
OF the gentlemen of st. Johns parish as
sembied in st. Johns hall on the evening of
Sept. 80. There were forty members pres
emit The aim Of the new society is to Lelp
1lO iSsCi Cifu PdctOr 10 carry on the financial
work of the parish. Committees are appoint
ed at each monthly meeting for the purpose
OF calling upon delinquent parishioners and
Of encouraging them in the prompt payment
OF their indebtedness to the church. Mag
nihcent results are expected from the work
Ing members OF this new society. AS q So
cial feature In the parish this society will
produce beneficial results. BY means of 1t
the members of the parish will become ac-
quainted one with the other. and after the
business of each meeting is transacted the
society becomes social club. and also from