The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-30

the bishops Of Minnesota at the recrory on
! Ninth street. The guests of nUnor were Mines.
/ Whipple, Morrison and Gilbert, and the two
former were entire strangers to their hostesses
and guests. The opportunity of meeting these
/ interesting women much appreciated,
and a large proportion of the guests invited
| called between and 6. The house was
! trimmed with large jars of roses, carnations
| and Easter lilies. Mrs. Nichols assisted
by the wives of veStrymen and the officers
! OF the church societies, among them being
MINES: Forman, L. Christian, c. M Harring-
ton. James Lawrence L. G. Reno, G. M.
Frederick Payne, F. S. Lewis, c. M. Reeve,
G. H. Christian and Miss Cleveland. During
the afternoon Miss Nellie Judd delighted the
in the library by Misses Snider, Christian
and Wells, and in the dining room, tea, ices
and waters were served by groups Of the as
banquet at the West hotel to the bishops and
their wives.
Mrs. w. F. Peet entertains at luncheon to-
day for Miss Forepaugh.
A pretty luncheon is being arranged by a
St. Anthony Park matron in compliment to
two prospective brides. Names and details
are as yet a secret.
Mrs. A. S. Morton, of Holly avenue, gives
a luncheon today.
Nine. Carreno will be entertaa. at an in
FORMAL gathering in compliment to herself at
the home of Mrs. j. B. Darling, of Holly ave-
nue..
Mrs. E. NJ. Prouty, of Holly avenue, enter
talns the Washington club Tuesday with
| literary tea
The Marietta Social club gives its last dane
Ing party for the season in A. o. U. w. Tenn
pie this evening.
The Maccabees are making extensive prep
arations for their annual bail which comes
Off at the Ryan May 8. Those annual balls
are among the largest events given among
the orders during the year and are looked
forward to with expectancy by all interested.
The Young Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of Central Presbyterian Church meets
this afternoon in the parlors Of the church.
/ A dramatic entertainment win be given May
by ST. Aloysius' Young Mems society in
Assumption hail.
The twentieth century class in history meets
today with Miss Willis, of Oakland avenue.
The W. F. NJ s. of Dayton's Bluff German
M. =. Church met yesterday with Mrs. c. A
Schlattman, of Cherry street Music in
! Foreign Lands was the topic.
The monthly meeting Of the w. B. M. /. Of
! Church Of Christ will be held tomorrow with
Mrs. A. r. Moore, Of Nelson avenue
recital will be given by pupils of Miss
May F. Strong, assisted by Miss Jane Hum
| bird, at 4SS Marshall avenue Saturday even
ing. Following is the programme: Sere-
made op. 4S9 Joseph Low, Misses s. Irene
| Talman and Janet Fischbein; "Air de Ballet -
op. 80, No. 1 lChaminade), Miss Judith
Brown Eyes (Greig). Miss Jane Humbird;
| 'Capriccio Brilliant" op % (Mendelssohn),
| Miss Amelia Olmsted "Scherzo," op. 81
! Chopin, Miss Talman; my All'' Bohm)
| ri arfO n min
allegro vivace QMendelssohn), Miss Fisch-
i bein.
The first annual calico ball of Starlight
camp Royal Neighbors of America will be
/ given this evening. The committee ar
J rangements consists Of Mr. and Mrs George
! Raible Mr. and Mrs. James Mccormack,
Messrs. WA. Bamford and H. ]. Mehl; recep-
! ton committee Mesdames Panchott, Otto, Cox
and Waters floor committee Mesdames Daily
and Bamford, Miss Anna Mehl and Messrs.
! Bonham and Otto.
There will be a meeting In Hamm's hall,
| University avenue and Grotto street, this
evening to organize a local branch of the
/ public school union in connection with the
| Jackson and Drew schools. E. E. Woodman,
w G. White, Mrs. c. M. Power and Miss
Brooks are expected to be present.
The Relief Society Of Myrtle Temple, Ratl-
bone Sisters, met yesterday afternoon with
J. Levy, on East Eighth street
The Ladies' Society of Woodland Park
Baptist Church meets today in the parlors of
/ the church.
The Economy Whist club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. George Campbell in the
! Dacotah flats.
st. Peter Claver's church choir is arranging
to give a grand concert May Is in Cretin
hail.
The Beneficial and Social Club of st. Pc
ters Church gave social last evening in
the guild hall.
The w 1. c. S. of First Baptist Church
meets this evening with Mss Flora Hills,
301 Lafond street. There will be an election
Of officers. sH9Sfli.i =
The Crusaders give card party this even
! ing.
The annual meeting OF the day nursery
| takes place Tuesday morning.
Miss Rhodes. of Portland avenue has gone
| to Chicago.
Miss Grace Denny leaves soon for Balti-
more Md, to reside.
Mrs. A G. Floan will spend the summer
/ in ChautauQua
! The Indian missionary Rev. Romer. was a
| guest at the church exhibit being held in
the Ryan annex yesterday.
IMPOSING on THE STATE.
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