The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-18
OF FUTURE INTEREST.


OF FUTURE INTEREST.
Mrs. De Vose missionary from Alaska
VINO was received most enthusiastically by
the ladies who heard her at the Presbyterian
Women.s Missionary synodical meeting a
Woek ago, will be in St. Paul again this week.
She will address the ladies of the Westminster
church wednesday afternoon, will speak at
tne wednesday evening meeting of the Day
ton Avenue church, and also hold q union
meeting Thursday afternoon at 2S0 in the
House of Hope.
Plans have been perfected by the women of
Park Congregational church for a fair, to be
held on the afternoons of Dec 10 and H. in
the church parlors. The affair will be of an
elaborate order, and handsome booths and
tables Will be arranged for the sale Of fancy
and useful articles candy, dolls and all the
other odds and ends which go toward making
the Christmas fairs such delightful tempta-
lions.
The Wyandotte club will give it's first hop
of the season Tuesday evening in A. o. u.
w. Temple Eighth and Wabasha streets.
The club will also give dances on the fol-
lowing evenings: Thanksgiving, New Year
and Easter.
The third meeting of the Monday Evening
Study circle will be held tomorrow at o'clock
at the home of Miss Fairchild, 300 Dayton
avenue. Resume-F. R. Bigelow. Topics
ster Wheelock.
Company D, N. G. s. NJ, will give series
of six informal hops, beginning Oct. %, and
holding every other Thursday evening, after
the regular drill during the season. The
affair will be strictly on the invitation order.
A fair will be given by Ellsworth circle,
Ladies of the G. A. R., before the Holt
days, The committee includes Mesdames
A. H. Osgood Helen Irish Kate Burgess.
Maria Twiss and r. S. Eldredge.
The Elton Euchre club was organized at the
home of Miss Cora WEIGH, on Dayton avenue
Friday afternoon. 1t will meet bi-monthly.
Miss Warner of College avenue will enter
tain the club Friday, Oct. g..
The teachers of the primary department of
the Dayton Avenue church have made
rangements for reception to be given to
the parents of the children of that depart
ment Thursday, Oct. %.
The regular monthly meeting of the Wo-
mems Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Of Plymouth Church will be held Tuesday at
three O'Clock, with Mrs. w, B. Willard 491
Stryker avenue
Liberty Council No. s, ]. o. U. A. NJ, will
give its first annual ball Friday evening Oct
80, in Liedertafel hall, Congress and State
streets. Supper will be given by the Daugh
tiers of Liberty.
The social hop of Unity Temple No. g. Rath-
bone Sisters takes place Wednesday evening.
The women in charge are Mrs. Ruth Eldridge,
Mrs. Edith Belcher and Mrs. Helen Irish.
The art class of the high school opens
Monday, with Mrs H. C. Burbank at Is,
head. review Of Italian art will be the
first of the years work taken up.
Dayton,s Bluff Lodge No. 50, ]. o. Q. F.,
ing, Oct. %, at Odd Fellows hall, ION lRea-
ney and East Seventh streets. -
A cooperative bazaar will be held at
Christ church guild hall Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday of Thanksgiving week by
the women of Christ church.
Mrs. G. L. Beardslee has issued invitations
for a tea Thursday afternoon from to 6
o'clock for Miss Beardslee, at their home on
Paramount avenue:
he Of ha Ar,d1,
will meet for reorganization at the residence
Of Mrs. A. Harnish, 1867 West Seventh street,
Tuesday at 2:30.
The wachepa Social club will open the sea-
son by giving a reception and dance at the
new Elks' hall, Lowry arcade, Friday
evening, Nov 6.
The ladies of Oak Circle No. s, u A. o.
D., will give grand ball Saturday, Oct.
81, 1895. at Assembly hail. Third and Wa
basha streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman McFarran of Igle-
hart street, will celebrate the tenth ami
versary of their wedding Tuesday evening
Oct. 81.
The next dance to be given by the Bonum
Tempus club is announced for Thursday even
ing at Oxford hall, Tenth and st. Peter
streets.
Miss Halle Kelliher, of Grand avenue has
issued invitations for a dancing party Thurs
day evening, Oct. %, for Miss Cross, of Chi
cago.
The Wachepe club will open the season by
giving reception and hop at the Elk's new
hall, Lowry Arcade, Friday evening" Nov 6.
st. George at G. S. P. S. Monday Music
will be furnished by STEMS orchestra
The Minnehaha Social club inaugurates its
social season by giving hop in Ayd's hall
Thursday evening.
Mrs s. P. Crosby will entertain informally
Monday evening Oct. rs, at her home on
Goodrich avenue.
The Ladies' Afternoon club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Judson, of
Dayton avenue.
st. Luke's Aid Society of ST. Paul's Church
will meet with Mrs. Baldeur, 597 Holly ave,
nue., Friday.
Mrs. Beardslee and Miss Beardslee. of Fair
mount avenue, have cards out for tea Tues
day.
Mrs. D. S. Sperry will entertain the Holly
Avenue Euchre club next Tuesday afternoon
The annual contribution of the Needle Work
guild will be held Nov. II at the relief rooms.
The women of ST. Paul's church will hold
a Christmas fair early in December
The ladies of Eureka Lodge No. SO De-
gree of Honor, will give a musical and lit
erary entertainment and dance Friday even
ing in Central hall
The fifteenth dancing party of the Bon
Ami Social club will take place at Oxford
hall, Thursday, Nov. 10.
A minstrel show, followed by dance. will
be given by Flora Rebekah Lodge No. ia.
Nov. II. at Odd Fellows. hall. on Reaney and
East Seventh streets. 1i1G
Minnewaska Tribe No. will give a
travelling moon dance Wednesday in A. o.
u. w. temple, Eighth and Wabasha streets.
The next meeting of Aid Society of First
Universalist Church will be held with Mrs.
Holt, of Pleasant avenue, Wednesday.
The Thimbe Bee club meets Monday at
the home of Miss Agnes Thorn, in the Hi
awatha
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Arth celebrate their
golden wedding Monday at Sacred Heart
church.
The class of '9s of the Humboldt school
will give Halloween party in the assembly
hall.
The next hop by Primrose Social club will
be given Nov. in Assembly hail.