The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-06
Late Social News

The Four-Leaf Clovers have issued cards
for New Years eve hop at the Rosebud
hall.
C. Hanson, of Hawley, Clay county, re-
ported to the Minneapolis police yesterday
afternoon that he had been robbed Of $500
between the cities.
leap year hop. under the auspices of the
ladies of the Rosebud Social club, occurs
Tuesday evening. Dec. 20, at Rosebud hail.
corner Arcade and Fauquier streets.
A fair will be held for the benefit of the
Ladies' Home society at 107 East Seventh
street, beginning on Monday and continuing
served each day from IL a. m. to p. m
The A. o. H. band will give a musical and
literary entertainment at Cretin hall Wednes-
day evening, j. F.. Gehan will have full
c. D. O'Brien will be the speaker of the
evening. q 81 *
The Monday Evening Study club will hold
its next meeting on Sept. 18th, at AS Virginia
penter. Topics for the evening will be pre-
sented by Mr.. Wheelock and Mr.. Kirby.
Miss Grace B. Whitridge and the boys
choir of Christ church will give an entertain
ment consisting of music and recitations at
the rooms of the Young Womens Friendly
association tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to the many
friends OF the association to be present.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Memorial
English Lutheran Church met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ]. j. Barnett, on Central ave-
nue., Wednesday afternoon and very enjoy
will be held the flrst Wednesday in January
Z at the home of Mrs. o. H. sArosin, 665 Olive
street. : s{- sss
Mrs. s. E. AIahan of 226 Virginia avenue
entertained yesterday for her little daughter
Florence. Those present were Misses Maggie
and Jennie Scott, Evelyn Golf, Alma Fish
bein. Laura Mandolin and Nettie Laird; Ell
mer Russell, Ray Alice, Murray Gallagher
Henry Mandehr. George Boyce, Benny Story
and Emmett and Willie Holmes
Dickens Christmas Carol has been
dramatized by Mrs Condo Hamlin, Of this
city, and will be presented in the high school
hall during the holidays for the benefit of
the teachers library fund. Thirty people are
included in the cast, many Of them well
known amateurs of st. Paul, and other pupils
Of the school and of the manual training
school.
The Jo-Ha-Ki-Ka's of this city went to
White Bear lake Thursday evening last and
met the Jo-Ha- Ki-Ka's of the latter place
and repaired to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
5. M. Holiday to surprise their son and
daughter, Gus and Pearl Holiday. The mem
bers were served dainty repast after which
the evening was spent in many happy ways
and dancing kept them all up until the wee
sma' hours.
A pleasant surprise party was given Miss
party of young folks. Those present were
as follows: Pearl Forest, Grace Wander.
Violet Merry, Josie Calwell, Mary Cronquist,
Mildred Spiel, Helen Bundemeier, Marie Shae
Aggie Mccormick, Pearl Milroy Carrie Bohn'
Messrs. Henry Miller, Fred Covorwell. Frank
O'Hara, Chester Concents, Joe McGregor.
Raiph Mixer Johnnie Castella, Charlie Ross
and Henry Lowe.
A sale of fancy and useful articles will be
held next Thursday evening in Grace NJ E.
church on Burr street. The Ladies Aid soci-
eson. Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Curry are the
general committee Miss Mile KimbaII and
Miss Wormwood are the reception committee !:
Chester have the fancy work in charge; Mist
Eva Mitcheson and Miss Brash will have
charge Of the candy department. Refresh
m n3e viii be served during the evening.
lok will preside over the tables.