The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
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SUBURBAN
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MERRIAM PARK.
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One of the most pleasant events of the
Reason was the reception given on Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. George S. Ostrom, at
her home on Iglehart street. Mrs. Ostrom
was assisted by her sisters, Mrs. Albert
Nash, of st. Paul, and Miss McKennon. OF
Duluth; also by Mrs. Q. B: ShePardson'
S. w. Searles and Mrs. ID. L. Kingsbury.
Mrs. ]. W. Bell and Mrs. C. II. Grouse pre-
sided in the dining room. Miss Florence
Brainerd served the punch, assisted by
Miss Annaclair Northrup and Miss Caddis
Frisk. Miss Helen Ostrom and Miss Freda
Zshm were also in attendance. The house
was decorated in palms and roses. Paul
Klest's Mandolin orchestra furnished music.
Next Tuesday evening, at Woodruff hall. the
Daughters Of the King Will present the farce,
entitled. THE Register" and the operetta,
The Dress Rehearsal Following is the
cast of characters:
Miss Ethel Reed. $3.50. Mrs. G. A. Coykendall
Miss Henrietta Spaulding. Miss Mabel Cowles
Oliver Ransom. &c. A. Coykendall
David Grinnidge. ................F. W. Matson
Cast of The Dress Rehearsal
Miss Jones
Principal of Grove House Academy
Mrs. Fred j. Crosby.
Mile Epinar Miss Toniss i;I French Governsss
Miss Jennie Kimball.
Clara wiIkn. .Afterward the Prince
Mrs. G. A. Coykendall.
Mrs. Porter Eastman. ~ -
Humpie. -............... Miss Maud Bradbury
S0pRlnlSDA SpeVlnS. Inc Romantic Girl
Miss Mabel Cowles.
Martha Higgins
Carrie Jackson. e.. .Afterward Spiteful Sisters
Misses Caddie Frisk and Inga Ericsson.
Miss Bernice Chamberlain
Miss Prudence Pinchbeck. ...........A Visitor
Miss Katherine Stauffer.
Rosa Jennings. .Afterward Fairy Godmother
Mrs. D. H. Eastman.
Accompanist. Mrs. Harry w. Crandall
The first regular session of the Travel
club will OCCUR next Tuesday evening, Oct
q, at O'Clock in Ohvet church. At
this meeting the club will proceed via New
York across the Atlantic ocean. The pro-
gramme includes reports of the journey,
both by rail and by the great lakes as far
as New York city, whence passage on an
ocean steamer will be taken and the voy-
age related as experienced from day to day.
This morning at the Presbyterian church
the work OF the prison association will be
discussed ]. S. Dodge. of the prison asso-
citation. of this state. and Rev. w. S. Co.
vert, will make short addresses. There will
be no young peoples meeting owing to the
session of the state Endeavor convention in
Minneapolis.
The first of the series of parties to be given
by the lnterurban club this winter was given
last Friday night in Woodruff hall. Sixty
members Of the club were present. Music
was furnished by the St. Anthony Hill
orchestra.
Mrs. Cora R. Brunson, president Of the
diocesan branch of the Womans Auxiliary
of Board of Missions, will deliver an ad-
dress to the ladies of St. Mary's church Fri
day afternoon at O'Clock, mission work.
Mrs. Seymour entertained during the week
Miss Mabel Thomas, of Chicago, Mrs. Ralph
Wetherstone, of Detroit, and Miss Sadie Mead,
of Albert Lea.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Olivet Church
will meet on Friday, Oct. go with Mrs. Whee-
lock, 1872 Laura avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church will meet with Miss T. Bush Friday,
Oct 80. at p. m.
The Daughters of the King will meet on
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Porter East
man at o'clock.
The Misses Cowles are entertaining the
Misses Norma and Sabra McChesney. of Red
Wing
The "Wee Girls gave most delightful
dance on Friday night in Woodruff hall.
Mrs. D. T. Thomas and mother, Mrs. Good,
will return Monday to Chicago.
Mrs. E. V. Garfield has returned from a
two weeks visit in Red Wing.
Miss Elizabeth Marridan, of Prescott Wis,
is visiting in the park.
Mrs. Ward Hills, of st. Paul, was the
sSest of Mrs. Murdel.
D. A. Curtice and family will spend the
winter down South.
Prof. George E. Woods, of Owatonna, is
visiting in the park.
Mrs Albert Ferguson will leave tomorrow
for Madison. Wis.
Miss Maud Jones has returned to her home
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