St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-11
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Miss Lizzie Pattisonf givas a roc,+., =.
FIRST Baptist church Tuesday evening. Anrfi
Mrs. Theodore s. F. Haves entartoirs ,ho
audubon Euchre club Wednesday afternoon
at hef nome, $50 Waston avenue.
The Y. P. s. &c. E. of First Baptist Church
hoids It's annual reception Friday evening of
next week at the church.
4 Mrs. A. c. Linquist entertained tho r,o,,
6ers OF Dayton's Bluff Division of First
swedlsh Lutheran Churf. yesterday after
Mrs. Prof. Musselman, of the business COL
lege OF Quincy, ILL.,, is the guest of DR., and
Mrs. Thomas McDavitt. of 500 Grand avenue.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
First NJ E. Church held business meet
ing at the church last evening followed by
social session. The following chairmen of
W. U. Reynelds; prayer meeting, r. H.
Ewing; social, Miss Ger.raie Sheldon: mis-
s SION Miss Nellie Karney; temperance,
ton, Miss Maggie Karney; good literature,
Henry Webster, finance, John Mann.
An informal musicale will he given by the
pupils of Miss Ella Lamuerson. at her
studio in the .Conover block, this afternoon
at O'Clock.
The Cheerful Workers CT East PRESBYTERIAN
Churc,i will meet this Afternoon at tho home
of Miss Ruth Swager. 927 Earl street Papers
upon India" and the Freedmen" will be
read.
Miss MOhaupt, of $50 York street, enter
tanned the teachers of the Forest Street Mis-
sion Sunday school last evenin.
Hazel Fitz and Elenore Cowen, little girls
of eleven and six years of age, gave a joint
birthday party Thursday afternoon, celebrat-
BIRTHDAYS
date, at their home on Nelson avenue.
Hamline W. C. T. U. held a business meet
ing yesterday.
Students of the high school gave leap
year party in the Endicott arcade last even
ing.
1--WE Girls Leap Year club" will dance at
Woodruff's hall tonight.
musical and literary entertainment was
given last evening in the assembly hall of
the Cleveland high school under the auspices
of the orchestra of the school. The pro-
gramme wasE given by the following: School
orchestra, Laura Rischatsch, Mae Jewell,
Kate Bersee,s Ado1ph Voges, Prof A. Jerka,
Elsie. Peterson, = Howard Bersee, James
Dayton's Bluff Division of First Swedish
Lutheran church, held a meeting yesterday
afternoon. iv e3a-
The Ivy leaf Dancing club gave party
at A. o. U. ", Temple last evening.
The Algondufnso danced at Lifts hall last
evening. II AZ
The Christian ,Endeavor Society Of Ply
mouth Church held an informal social in the
parlors of the church last evening.
The On Time Pleasure club gave dancing
party at Vasa hall, East Seventh street, last
evening.
A special meeting of Dayton's Bluff w. C.
T. U. was held yesterday at the home Of Mrs.
S. Brant.
Mrs. E. NJ. spalding and Miss spalding,
| of Western avenue, are going to spend the
| summer in Southern California.
The parlor musicale to be given at the
home of Mayor Smith, 312 Summit avenue,
comes on some time next week.
| Mrs. Joshua Rhodes arrived at the Aber-
| deem last evening. -
| Judge and Miss Nelson are expected at the
| Aberdeen about April IA.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Loomis of the Aber
deem, win arrive home from the South to-
day.
The Mothers meeting at the Bethel yester-
day afternoon was Of unusual interest on ac-
count Of the presence and address of Mrs.Char-
lotte o. Vancleve, of Minneapolis, who gave
many of the personal experiences of her own
eventful life in words which greatly touched
the gathering Of mothers present, and which
was particularly responsive. Mrs. Newport
| made brief, address, introducing Mrs. Van
c1eve. MIS- IHfgBee was assisted by Mrs.
J. II. Bidlenn2n Mrs. ]. G. Earhon and Mrs.
Fishleigh. SO cd
| There was present from Duluth Mrs Nc
Gregor, wtoJ is Interested in this work in
that city, and Who added pleasure to the
afternoons enjoyment by a number of live
| ly piano seletti0na-
Mrs. ChaEiBtteI Yaneleve spoke before the
young women off the Friendly association
yesterday afternoon, and, in company with