St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-01
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coro1ng TO the proficiency of the spu-
pills, the system used having been
created by Miss Louise Emery the
superintendent. .-,., a..
The beginners are simple running
| stitch and overland. From this class
they pass to one of the four classes
OF the primary division, where they
are taught stitches of various lengths,
and also the primary colors. In the
practice division class is taught over
handing, over-casting, back stitching
and runn1ngj. class two is taught hem
ming and French scanning; class three,
hemmfng dish towels; class four, patch
quilt work; class five, basting and
hemming sheets; class six, patching
class seven, gathering and sewing gath
ers; class eight, buttonholes and eye
lets.
The boys are given instruction in
carving with, jackknives, and their
work displayed was excellent, in ge-
ometric drawing and wood-carving.
After the girls are able to sew nicely
they are allowed ito make one garment
for themselves And the finished gar
ments exhibited were -, neatly made
Outing flannel, domestic gingham and
work. 4s
The programme given was pleas
ingly arranged, beginning with the
hearty singing of my Country, 'Tis
of Thee" by the school
Kate Thossen; gave Solomon's en-
dustrious Woman and the Lords
Prayer" followed, led by Miss Emery.
Sunshine in the Soup was sung by
the school, and a piano solo was well
given by Florence Menz, who presided
at the piano during the kitchen-gar-
den exercises, Edna and Stella Red
land gave a piano duet nicely.
The kitchen-garden exercises were
exceedingly pretty, consisting of a
wash-tub drill in time to music and ac-
companied byra descriptive song Five
little girls gave the drill, and also
clothes line drill. There were other
pleasing features on the programme,
all Of which were thoroughly enjoyed
by the children and mothers present.
The officers and teachers of the school
are: President, Mrs. C. f. Locke; su-
perintendent, Miss Louise Emery;
treasurer, Mrs. G. F. Eocke; secretary,
Mrs. D. S. B. Johnston: physical cult
ure7 teacher, Miss Minnie Vincent;
principal of. sewing department, Mrs.
Samuel Cummings; of drawing depart
ment, Miss Harriet! Smith; head of
cutting department, Mrs. A. ]. Good
rich; head of fGkitchen garden, Mrs. A.
F. Goodrich, assisted by Mrs. J. r.
Nichols; musician, Mrs. v. C. Brent;
head Of cloak room, Mrs. e. R. Toof;
carpentry teacher Mrs. Won Ryswyk;
teachers, Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs. C.
A.. Rose, Mrs. S. c.. Arnold. Mrs. JOS
lyn, Mrs A. D. Brown, Mrs. Moody,
Miss Eva Henderson, Miss Gage, Miss
Helen Sitta, Miss Cook, Miss Harriet
Smith, Miss S. N. Smith.
Miss Emery has recently resigned
her position with the school, and will
leave for a tour. of the state in the
interests Of Industrial and primary
work, and pext year she will make a
trip to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. G. G. Titcomb, of the Colonnade, en-
tertained the Ladiesh Euchre club yesterday
ai'erhooh' ID ~ ...
Mrs. H. M. Goodsell, of Minneapolis, gave
an illustrated medical lecture last evening at
the home of Mrs. Hs P. Penniman, 719 Holly
avenue. 20 .r. .
hold their regular meeting at 424 East Ninth
street today, from until D. M Dr. Helen
Bissall will address The meeting on the sub
3ect Preserving Che Purity of Our Sons
Mrs Joseph, .DingIes will entertain social
meeting of the members os Of Wesley church at
street Friday, April TO-
The Algonquins> win give their next party
April 10 at Lifts hall.
The young women Of Merriam Park will
give leap year party week from Saturday
night at Woodruff's hall.
The last sale by the Cleaners of St. Johns
church was held yesterday in the guild
house. Nearly 500 has been raised by this
little band to be used toward a candelabra
for the altar.
The several booths at the sale Saturday
and yesterday were In charge Of Miss Nellie
Miss Barney, Miss Edith Holman, Miss Belle
Reilly and Miss Dora Atness. candy; Paul
and Harold Fagley. flower seeds
The Cleaners, who work under the direc-
tion of Mrs. H. w. Fagiey, are: Edith Moore,
Helen Reilly. Belle Reilly. Marian Holman,
Edith Holman, Nellie Cooke Ethel Haynie,
Margaret Myers, Adele Lanpher. Nellie Al
den, Elsie Constans, Lillian Moore, Jose
phine Dalrymple, Florence Dalrymple, Paul
Fagley and Harold Fagley.
Inc H1Dernldn RlNeS Will SlN6 d. party <Apiii
is at A. o. U. W. hall. Eighth and Wabasha.
The Primary Institute will meet at Park
Avenue church, Minneapolis, April II.
Miss Hettie Williams has returned to her
home 1S0 Mackubin street, after a two weeks
visit at Merriam Park.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Welliver, Of South Rob-
ert street were surprised by number OF
their friends Thursday evening in honor Of
Mr.. Welliver,s birthday. Cards and dancing
were the features OF the evening, after which
luncheon waso served
The Ladies' Aid Society of Westminster
Presbyterian Church. met yesterday with Mrs.
j. w. Lauderdale, of the Clinton, Congress
street. The women are preparing for an en-
day, the progFammento be given by the men.
The annual Easter sale and supper by the
women of the Hebron Baptist church was
held yesterday at the church. The tables and
booths were attractively arranged and were
In charge of MRS. e. Withey, Mrs. Monroe,
Mrs w. Dasatt. Mrs. c. A. Winslow, Mrs.
]. s. Worthington Mrs. T. Powels. Mrs.
Adam Fulmer Mrs. J. B. ST Clair and others.
Mrs. D. W White had the affair in charge.
union meeting of the Missionary and La
dies Aid Society Of the Clinton M. e. Church
will be held Friday at the home of Mrs. Pros
ser, who soon removes to Princeton.
Willard W. C. It. U. met yesterday with
Mrs. st. Pierre, Isabel and Robert streets.
The football team of the Humboldt high
school is preparing to give literary enter
| tainment after Easter.
Law Firm for Red Lake Falls.