The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-15

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Now it is in order for the Third dis
Lrict congressman to say something
about his colleague from the First.
PHYSICIANS AS GUESTS.
or the Visitors the
Weeks Social Event.
The most ambitious social event of
the week will be the reception to the
visiting physicians and their wives at
the Kittson house this evening. The
women on the committee have been
busy on their plans for the affair and
the details will all be perfected this
morning. The house will present a
very nome like appearance with its
rugs, odd pieces of furniture and dainty
tea tables. Aside from the reception
this evening, the women of the local
committee will serve tea and waters
each afternoon during the convention.
The women in charge this afternoon
will be Mrs. e. J. Abbott, assisted by
Mesdames Wheaton, O'Brien, Smith,
REM and Stamm Tomorrow Mrs
Fulton will have charge, assisted by
Mesdames Dewitt, Davis, Chamber
lain, Wheaton and Hall. Thursday the
women in charge will be Mrs. Charles
Smith, assisted by Mesdames Schadle
1SI I1cIuSTSOI,
and ]. Smith. This committee OF
women will compose the receiving com
mittee at this evenings reception.
Wednesday the women will be hos
tesses at q picnic for the visitors, and
Thursday the Hill art gallery, by the
Kindness of Mrs. Hill, has been placed
at the guests disposal Thursday
evening the visiting physicians will
nave the Kfttson house to themselves
for smoke social
The junior choir and the literary society
of the First Baptist church will give a re-
ception and entertainment in the church
pariors Friday evening. This will be the
usual annual reception rec given by these two
speakers and soloists will be present.
Miss Carrie Resell, of Dayton avenue, en-
tertains this evening for Miss Hopes Man
dolin and violin orchestra.
The Home Missionary Society Of the Peo-
pies church meets Wednesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock at ITO Pleasant avenue. The sub
ject for the afternoon will be t'Our work
for the coming year"
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the First NJ. E. church will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roemer lit
Virginia avenue. This will be the annual
meeting of the society.
Mrs. c. H. Cook entertains this evening at
her home at Merriam Park.
One of the pleasant events of this week
will be the literary breakfast to be given
tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. Her
bert Sumner, of Union Park The guests
will be the members of the Women's Liter
airy club.
st. James church will give concert Thurs
day evening In the German Lutheran church,
John street and Woodward avenue.
Mrs. George Williamson gives an after
noon tea today for her guests, Mrs. Arthur
Gooding, Of Rochestr, Mimi, and Mrs. B.
c. Johnson. of Benson.
Garfield w. R. c., assisted by Aeker and
Ord Relief corps, will tender a reception to
Mrs. Marie Hasenwinkle, national senior
Der Of executive board, at hall, corner OF
Wabasha and Eighth streets, this evening
All visiting members Of the order welcome.
ciety Of the Peoples church will be held al
the home of Mrs. w. H. Monty, Ashland
avenue, this afternoon.
school will be celebrated this evening at the
school, 1877 Western avenue, where recep-
ton will be given for Miss Gill. Those who
will assist Miss Dusinberre and Miss Gill in
receiving are Mrs. r. NJ Newport, Mrs.
Henry Hale. Mrs. J. W. Bass and Mrs. Smith.
Others assisting, besides a number of the
young ladies of the school, are: Mesdames
G. E. Furness, J. HI. Page, Justus Rice Syl-
vester Cary, E. G. Mason, r. p. Lewis,
Spaulding and Hunt.
The Laurel Cycle club entertains this even
ing with a card party at the club house, on
Grand avenue.
Mrs. Franklin Flrete entertained at lunch
con yesterday at her home on Summit avenue
for her sister, Mrs. Bender, of Iowa, and Miss
of Chicago.
Miss Mary Gibbons and Robert Mcdonald
will be married this morning at O'Clock in
st. Mary's church. Father Gibbons will Of
ficiate. A wedding breakfast and reception
will follow at the brides home, Eighth and
John streets.
Mrs. Leo A. Guiterman has returned from
the seashore. where she has spent the sum
mer, and will be at home at 493 Dayton
avenue the second and fourth Thursdays of
the month.
Mrs. H. Neismon, of Chicago. has been
visiting two weeks with her daughter and
sister and will return to Chicago Monday
evening.
Mrs Harrison Simmons, of New York city.
is spending the month of September in the
city renewing the acquaintanceship of her
many friends.
]. Clifford Whitacre was host at a charm
ingly arranged dancing party last evening at
his home on Hague avenue. The rooms
were cleared of all their furniture and the
evening was devoted to dancing. Toward
the close Of the evening refreshments were
served. The young people were receiyd by
the hosts mother, Mrs. Whitacre. and Mrs.
E. r. Whitacre. The guests of honor were
H. T. Yeaton, of Cambridge Mass, and
Charles Lester, of Louisville, Ky. The
guests numbered about forty among whom
Irene Talman, Lila Espy. Maude Espy,
Grace Barker, Mabel Denny. Keller. Kate
Freeman. Bertha Rowley Robinson; Messrs.
John Baker, Eaton Espy, Lyon, Baird E. R.
Whitacre Willis OTIS, John Null, Douglas,
Vaughn Adams.
District No. 10, W. c. T. u, held meet
ing at the Windsor hotel yesterday afternoon
and made arrangements for the years work,
the most important of which was the resolu-
ton on the part of the executive committee
counties represented in this district are Ram
sey and Washington, including the towns
of st. Paul, Saltwater White Bear Hamline
Como, st. Anthony Park and st. Paul Park
The meeting was presided over by Stella B.
Irvine.
Mrs. Charles Lontz and daughter Miss
Emma Jackson. of South Bend, Ind. Mrs.
Robert Moore and Clyde Heck, Of Michigan.
are the guests Of Mrs. A. J. Douglas, of Mer-
RAM Park.
sDESIRE MAKES VALUE,
MIR. Claggett Takes Up the CudEeIs