The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-12
LOOKING BACKWARD.

The members of the Audubon Society OF
the State of Minnesota met Wednesday after
| noon in the parlors of the Dayton Avenue
| Presbyterian church and reorganized the st.
| Paul Audubon society. The object of the or
| ganZation is to protect birds from the barbar-
| GUS cruelty now inflicted upon them through
| the custom of wearing feathers as ornaments.
| The method Of work will be to discourage the
! use of such ornaments by means of personal
| and direct persuasion. The next meeting of
| the society will probably be in April. The Of
ficers Of the new association are President,
! Mrs. T. &. V. w. Appeby vice presidents,
Mrs. N. B. Hnkley, Mrs. E. N. Saunders,
| Mrs. T. S. Tompkins Mrs. E. B. Smith, Mrs.
C. E. Severance, Mrs. Wright D. R. Noyes
| and Thomas Abbott; treasurer, Mrs. c. l..
| Green; executive committee Mrs. John Jack
! son, Mrs. j. p. Elmer, Miss Kate Wheelock.
The Crusoe Cinch club met Friday evening
! with Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Cooper, of St
| Anthony avenue. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Dysinger, Mr. and Mrs. H.
c. Boyeson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Nichols, Mr.
| HallOwell, Stella Hallowell, Lucy, Hallowell
| Nellie Jones, Matte JONES' Messrs. B. F.
Knauft, NJ, G. Miller, w. Roe and S. H.
| Nichols and H. c. Boyeson.
! The Monday evening Study circle met last
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs j. II.
| Weed, 261 Summit avenue. The subjects dis
cussed We're: "Holy Roman Empire and Ger
many of TO- ''The German Constitution"
and ''The Army and Navy" Papers were
read by j. D. Denegre, W. w. Cutler and H.
| Clark.
Mrs J. N. Mounts entertained the Glover
| Leaf Euchre club last Wednesday afternoon.
| Prizes were awarded as follows: Mrs. L. e.
| Penny, first progression; Mrs. Fred Kinney,
second progression; Mrs. E. B. Lott, lone
| hand. Next Wednesday afternoon Mrs. G.
| G. SeiXas. of 285 Grotto street, will entertain
! the club
An entertainment. which the ladies of Park
| Congregational church christened tom
| bOla," occurred Friday evening in the chapel.
The prominent features of the occasion were
a musical and literary programme. presenta-
ton of gifts, or The Tombola," and refresh
| ments.
The Missions class met Tuesday afternoon
| in the guild house OF Christ church. The
subject under discussion was The Later His
tory of English Missions in Melanasia," and
| the programme was in charge of the ladies
of the Good Shepherd parish.
The Capital City Cycle club gave a card
party, in the CLUB house on East Seventh
street, Wednesday evening. The first prizes
Mccullough: the consolation prizes, by
Mable Carmichael and William Grewell. Re-
| freshments were served
The choir boys of st. Johns church gave a
musicale Thursday evening at the residence
of Richards Gordon, on Summit avenue.
! Choirmaster Normington took charge of the
affair, which was given for the benefit of the
| music fund.
at the Hebron Baptist church, on the West
side, and enjoyed TO the full the humorous
and pathetic readings Of John A. Cowan, of
the Boston School of Expression.
Mrs. Denis Toilet. of the Albion, gave a
| whist party yesterday afternoon. She was
assisted by Mrs. G. H. Ramsey, Mrs. ]. c..
Morton and Miss Kate Chittenden. There
were five tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Saunders will en-
terrain the Yale clubs and their friends after
the concert Jan. at their home, 1923 Sum-
nit avenue. Dancing will be the order OF
| the evening.
mi,
evening with Mrs. Kerr, of 2S2 Summit
place. Prizes were won by Mrs. W. A.
Maxwell, Mrs. NJ. E. Murray Lucien Allen
and Mr.. Sncks.
The Central Cinch club was entertained
last Tuesday evening by Miss Anna C. Mel
sen. Prizes were won by Miss l.. Al man
and F. Hamper; Miss A. Hamper and c..
Schiller.
Mrs. ]. W. Bishop and Mrs; H. G. John
stone gave a reception Tuesday afternoon
from to 5 o'clock, the guests assembling
at the home of Mrs. Bishop, on Mackubin
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Swed-
ish Lutheran Church gave musical and
literary entertainment Friday evening at the
home of Mrs John G. ElmQuist, of Bedford
street.
The regular monthly meeting of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of st. Johns parish met Fri
day afternoon in the guild house of the
church, Portland avenue and Kent street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Palmer, of Ash
land avenue. celebrated the third anniversary
I of their marriage last evening by entertain
ing at euchre party of five tables.
Mrs; Flocdy, of Geranium street. enter
| tanned the Lincoln Euchre club Wednesday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mesdames
| Campbell, Wall Flood and Jansen.
The Manhattan Social Euchre club was en-
tertaned at tie residence of Mrs. S. D.
Carr Thursday afternoon Prizes were won
by Mrs. Gerlich and Mrs. Huse.
Mrs Charles Morgan. of Dayton avenue en-
tertained informally Thursday afternoon for
Miss Grace Reals, who is a member of the
Prisoner of Zenda" company.
The ladies of the Dayton Avenue Presby-
terrain church enjoyed silver tea Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. T. Alex
ander, OF Laurel avenue.
Mesdames Rogers and Uttley read papers
at meeting of the Research club which &C.
Cured Monday at the home Of Mrs. Cavan-
augh, of Selby avenue.
Miss Hopkins, of Leayenworth was the
honored guest at a reception given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. B. II. Evans, OF Ashland
avenue.
Mrs John S. Prince, Of Dayton avenue
entertained at progressive euchre Tuesday
for the Misses Babcock, of Neenah, Wis
Miss Bessie Haynes was Friday the debu-
tante at a reception given by her mother
Mrs. f. Jay Haynes, of Dayton avenue.
Miss Harrington, of Pleasant avenue, enter
tanned at an informal tea Wednesday after
noon for Miss Carey, of the Aberdeen.
Mrs ]. L. Forepaugh, Of Laurel avenue
for Mrs. Ferguson, Of Florence, Italy.
Mrs Benjamin Shipman, of Goodrich ave
nue., gave a reception Monday afternoon fol
her sister, Miss Briggs of Boston.
The ladies of St. Luke's parish opened their
annual bazar at the parochial residence
Summit avenue and Victoria street.
The Sewing Circle of the Peoples Church
held meeting Tuesday at the home OF Mrs
G. L. Warner, of Western avenue.
The annual sale of the Ladies' Aid Society
of st. Pauls Church began Thursday after
noon at 156 East Seventh street.
Miss Gotham of the Aberdeen gave a din
ner of nine covers Thursday evening. Easter
lilies were used for decorations.
An emergency party was given Tuesda!
evening by Mr. and Mrs. ]. P. Elmer at theil
home on West Third street.
Mrs. George B. Dodd entertained the Mon
day afternoon Euchre club last week at hel
home on Paramount avenue.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First Uni
versalst Church met Tuesday with Mrs. H
E. Lamb on Laurel avenue.
Miss Margaret Birch, Of Sherman street
was surprised Thursday evening by a num-
Der of her young friends.
The Laurel Cycle club gave progressive
cinch party Friday evening at its club house
on Summit avenue
The Misses Foster. of Dayton avenue enter.
tanned informally at cards Thursday evening
Supper was served.
Mrs. Senkler. of the Aberdeen, entertained
at luncheon Tuesday for the Misses Bah
cock, Of Neenah.
Mrs. John F. Fulton entertained at dupi
cate whist Thursday afternoon at her Summi
avenue home.
The ladies of the st. Clements church