The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-09
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One Monday That BeIicd Society
Traditions

NOT BLUE AT ALL.
One Monday That BeIied Society
Traditions.
Miss Tilton, of SO Virginia avenue. enter
tanned about forty guests at cards last even
ing for Miss Carey, Of the Aberdeen. The
rooms were prettily arranged with yellow
chrysanthemums.
Mrs; ]. B. Hoxsie will entertain at cards
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Treadwell entertained the
MONDAY Afternoon Euchre club yesterday at
her nome on Portland avenue.
The Alert Euchre club will be entertained
by Mrs. j. s. Whtacre today.
The Monday evening Euchre club met with
Mrs. s. A. Purtell last night.
Mrs. F. W. NJ. Cutcheon. Of harrington
avenue. entertained the Kings Daughters yes
terday morning
Mrs: j. w. Owens will entertain for her sis
ter Mrs. j. o. Dazel, of Cincinnati Wednes-
day. Nov II.
The Young Peoples Missionary society will
meet this evening with Miss Sheldon. of Mar
shall avenue
The second meeting of the Monday Art and
History class occurred Yesterday in the Cen
trail High school. The attendance was even
larger than at the last session and the sub
ject received the closest attention of every
one in the room. The topic for development
was Pisa and the art revival brought about
by Nicola PisanO. The study of the Baptistry
Cathedral and Leaning Tower brought out the
fact that the sculptor, by a close study Of the
Antique, by an adaptation OF the Gothic and
a modification of the indigenous, gave rise
TO a vigorous revival of characteristic art
Other matters Of interest were the election of
officers proposed by the nominating commit
tee appointed last week The officers chosen
We're: Mrs George r. Metcalf, president and
conductor; Mrs. e. II. Bailey secretary and
treasurer. The other members of the COM
mittee to assist in the detail work are: Mrs
II. F. Stevens, Mrs. E. c. Stringer and Miss
Ada Murphy.
exerting their best energies to make the
testimonial benefit rendered that young lady
next Tuesday night at the Central Presby-
terrain church the success it deserves to be-
Miss Pace has made her home in this city
for number of years and aided by her
beautiful voice and charming personality has
casion. be assisted by Mrs. Charlotte Parry
Smith, reader; A. P. Quesnel, tenor, and
Claude Madden, violinist. Mrs. Smith is a
comparative stranger to st. Paul people, but
she comes with recommendations that leave
no doubt as to her abilities. The manage
ment of ticket sales has been placed in the
hands of Jesse M. Gregg.
Mrs. e. o. Zimmerman, ward chairman
of the Ladies' G. A. r. Monument assOcia-
ton, has called meeting for Monday even
ing at the Bates Avenue NJ. r. church for
the purpose of forming an auxiliary associa
ton for the Second ward Mrs. Newport,
Mayor Doran and Capt. McCardy will be
present at the meeting, and a large turnout
is expected. AS the bluff contains a large
number of enthusiastic, public-spirted ladies'
the movement no doubt will be an eminent
success.
The Society of Colonial Wars will celebrate
the anniversary of the Mayaower compact
next Thursday evening at the residence of
Henry Pratt Upham, governor Of the society,
476 Summit avenue
A new study club was organized yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. l.. p. Uttley,
of 237 Selby avenue. The club will take up
the study of the American constitution The
officers Of the new organization are: President,
Mrs L. 2. Uttley secretary, Mrs w. b. sum
mers, and treasurer, Mrs. Nicholas.
The Central Study club held its regular
monthly meeting in the lecture room OF the
Peoples church last evening. The programme
arranged for the hour was:
A Addres s9? Topics and Books 'i''' ''''i
mum go Miss Agnes E. Doherty
Paper-"Early Greek Myths
Rev. William ". Jamison
Vocal SoIo-Selected. =. Mrs. A. J. Thompson
Readings. From LAS You Like tt
b, From Eugene Aram's Dream"
u. stuart BrodOck
The Central w. c. T. U. will meet this
afternoon at o'clock in ST. Paul Commons.
Dr. and Mrs. John Wright gave a dinner
last evening to the clergy OF the Episcopal
parishes of the two cities.
Miss Bowlin entertained at a dinner last
evening.
At the Monday Evening Study circle yes
terday, the topics for the hour were present
ed by Messrs. Beggs and Morton.
Miss Cakes of Ashland avenue, Will open
her home this evening to a meeting of the
Farther Lights Missionary society Of Wood
land Park Baptist church
The German American club will give it's
first progressive party this evening in oxford
hall.
The Hawthorne Social club had meet
ing in Central hall last evening. The club
will give its first social function the last
day Of November.
Mr.. and Mrs D. n. Wagner of 5S7 West
ern avenue north, celebrated the twenty-ffth
anniversary of their marriage yesterday by
entertaining large number of their friends
in Wagner's hall, on Charles street. The
rooms were appropriately arranged for the
occasion and refreshments were served.
The st. Paul Needlework guild will meet
tomorrow IN RGlleI society HALL
DIR. A. J. Stone will address the Mothers
club in Central high school this afternoon
at 2:3O. His subject will be practical House
hold Sanitation.
This evening is ladies' evening at the st.
Paul Cavendish Whist club, and any fair
deyotee of the noble game may try her skill
with the members Of the club.
Miss Hoyt. Of Summit avenue, has returned
from Brooklyn and will take position In one
of the kindergartens Of the city.
Mrs. George R. Preston, of New York. is
visiting her son, Louis Butler Preston, at
the Aberdeen.
Charles Price, of Los Angeles. Cal. is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. I. H. Price, of Fair
mount avenue.
Mrs. o. B. Stout, of selby avenue, is enter
tanning Mrs J. P. Jcffrles and Miss Eastman,
of Rochelle Park, N. Y.
Col Lowd, of Georgia and Walter Geld
reich have returned from hunting trip IN
the northern part of the state.
Michael C. Healion. of the Aberdeen, has
returned from the coast.
Mrs A. E. Boyesen, of Paramount avenue,
has returned from the East.
Miss Meagher, of Mankato, is the guest OF
Miss Allen, of Summit avenue.
Mrs Amelia MARS, of the Cclonnade, has
returned from a visit in Mankato.
Miss Roxanna McGregor and Miss Anne
Sloane have returned from Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs George Boyce and Harold
Boyce of Fourteenth street, have returned
from Canada.
Miss Lillian De Coster is in Duluth.
7 H. Burwell, of Ashland avenue, has gone
East.
York.
Thomas Luddington has returned from an
Eastern trip.
Miss Marion Shaw, Of Austin, IS the guest
of Mrs Russell Dorr.