The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-10

Annie Lendway, Florence Hilton. Maggie
Savage. Mabel G. Meacham, Katie Links,
Myrtle Luly, Gertie O'Brien, Pearl Hansen,
William G. Mitsch, Joseph Hale. William
Wallwork, Sam Swartz. Guy Tostiven, Yer
Pedigree, George Mcguire, Roy hilton,
Frank Gennon, Roy MeaG @s9. =, M Kr,,an
The Ladies' Society Of Park congregational
Church he'd it's annual meeting in the church
parlors Tuesday. officers were elected as fol-
lows: Mrs. C. G. Lawrence, president; Mrs.
W. P. Alien, first vice president Mrs. w.
H. Howard, second vice president; Mrs Henry
Smith, secretary; Mrs. E. R. Dyer, assistant
secretary; Mrs. w. A. Powers, treasurer;
Stuart; chairman membership committee,
Mrs. R. H. Dougan; chairman soliciting COM
mittee, Mrs. George d. Taylor.
Mr.. Harmon was the surprised host of
Mrs. Harmon. Roses, carnations and foliage
of autumnal hues graced the dining room and
the parlors. Dinner was served at 6, after
which music and cards were the features OF
the evening. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs H. G. Munson and Miss Yale. The
guests were Messrs. A. H. Schlick, w. VIM
ans, Herbert Bigelow, H. G. Munson, ]. Her.
bert Kennedy Peter, Kidd, Wanahe, Hugo,
John Curry Jr., and John King.
The Schubert Club Symphony orchestra,
which has been meeting n the rooms of the
Schubert club in the Phoenix building ON Fri
day night, and changed it's night Of meeting,
and during the winter will meet for re-
hearcals Monday evenings. Prof. Emil Ober-
hofer, who has recently returned from Europe,
will relieve Prof. Frank Danz Jr., tomorrow
evening, and will assume charge Of the
orchestra and their rehearsals. The orchestra
now numbers thirty.
There was a brisk game of golf on the
roadside links yesterday afternoon, in which
both ladies and gentlemen took part. The
tumnal snap in the air was conducive to
vigorous playing. The prizes for which the
contestants played were box of balls, for
the gentlemen, and a silver scorekeeper for
the ladies. Miss Lillian Stephenson and N.
P. Langford were the winners, at a score
of 11S.
A surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Sargent Monday evening for Mr.. Sargent's
birthday. Music and games were the fea-
lures. The guests were Messrs and Mes
DANES ]. w. LeMay, T. P. Shufleton, A. P.
Jones. Mrs Miles, Mrs. Shelley, Misses Huff
and Parnell Messrs. Erickson and Parnell.
Refreshments were served at IL o'clock
The Home Missionary Society of the Day.
ton Avenue Presbyterian Church held its
meeting Thursday afternoon in the infant
class room. Mrs. E. W. Lewis read a paper
on THE Wealth Of the Kingdom Mrs. Lutz
gave report of the treasury and Mrs. Alice
Wilson gave report on the progress of the
missionary box
The Fleur de Lis Euchre club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. +. j. Eu-
bank, of Rondo street. Prizes were awarded
the following; Mrs. George Weber, first;
Mrs Dayton, second; MIS- Eubank, third;
Mrs Beck, lone hand. The club will be
entertained Oct. q by Mrs. Rotert of 6S5
Hudson avenue.
The Crocus Hill Mothers club had its first
meeting Of the season Tuesday afternoon in
the parlors Of the First Presbyterian church.
The matter of chief interest was Mrs. Bour-
lands paper on Parents as Child Students"
The next meeting will be week from Tues
day, in the church parlors.
A surprise was given to j. H. Grant Friday
evening at his home, 594 Canada street.
Among those present were Misses Gooch,
Toomey Nobb, Graham, Edgerton, Richeson,
brent Grant; Messrs Noble, Davis, Ba.ky,
Cumbey, Byron, Brueggeman, Gotham and
Beagle.
The Twin City Alumni association of the
Alpha Theta fraternity will be represented
at the convention to be held at Madison by
Mrs. B.. H. Undertake and Miss c. P. Sar-
gent, Of this city. The undergraduates will
be represented by Misses Daniels and Everest.
The Home and Foreign Missionary Society
OF Plymouth Congregational Church met with
Mrs. De Graw Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Nichols gave report of the convention at
Monteyideo and recited an or: ginal poem, en-
titled The Work Of Our Hands,
Mrs. R. M. Newport will respond, in behalf
OF the Minnesota chapters, D. A. R., to the
ADDRESS OF welcome to be given Oct. 19 at
the Tennessee exposition. The date is the
day set apart for the Daughters Of the
AHleT1cdn REVOLUTION.
The Home Missionary Society of the First
NJ q: Church met with Mrs. W. c. Brundage
Tuesday afternoon. The ladies heard reports
from the girls whom they are educating in
the South. Refreshments were served after
the meeting.
The Cathedral Sacred Thirst society had
cara and dancing party Thursday evening at
the residence of J. F. Kelly, of 50 Iglehart
street. There were about thirty tables, at
prizes.
An informal reception was given Thurs
day afternoon by Miss Barry, of ST. Peter
street. Mrs. Julia Mr1owe Taber was the dis
tlhgu1shed guest OF honor. Several bouquets
OF roses and other flowers graced the rooms.
The adjourned meeting of the Bethel as
ISOLATION was held Thursday evening at the
home re of Mrs Newport. The financial report
Receipts, $14, 969.19; disbursements, $l4,73425.
Mrs. M. Simon, the guest of Mrs NJ Rosen-
hoItz, was surprised by a number of her
friends thursday evening. Music, dancing
and refreshments were the features of the
evening.
Another study club has been organized and
will take up the study of Mexico, and the
Aztecs. The club draws its members from
the st. Paul chapter o. e. S.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society Of the Atlantic Congregat ional
Church met at the home of Mrs. A. E. George
Tuesday afternoon.
The Carleton students of the Twin Cities
WI! Nc entertained evening by MI.
and Mrs; j. F. Jackson Mrs. Harriet Hale
and Furber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Good, of Hoffman
avenue, entertained Thursday evening in
honor of DR.. Walter NJ. Good. of Sheffield,
Ill.
Fred W. Jessrang was the willing victim
OF surprise party Wednesday evening.
given by the X. X. K Jrs. Social cub
Mrs. F. A. Fogg,. Of 2S5 Summit avenue,
entertained informally yesterday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. D. A. Curtiss, of Toledo.
Mrs. Harmon, of the Buckingham. gave
Mr.. Harmon surprise party Friday even
ing in honor Of his birthday
The Ladies Aid Society of English Memorial
Lutheran Church met Wednesday in the
chapel on West Sixth street.
Edward S. Lightbourn celebrated his sixty
seventh birthday Friday by entertainine
number of his friends
tage at Bad Eagle and will be at "a Park
Place for the winter.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First Ban
fist Church met with Mrs. A. F. Banke Fri
day afternoon.
pany at luncheon Thursday for Mrs. d, A
Curtis. D "a
Mrs. A. A. Cratsenberg entertained COM
pany at cards Friday and SATURDAY. after
moons.
Mrs. Edward Hopper of 500 Portland ave.
nue., entertained at cards Tuesday evening.
The Misses Wilson, of the Ashland an
tertafned informally Wednesday evening
Mrs s., Hayden s. Cole entertained at lunch
con Thursday and Friday.