The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

Ident of the federation by Dr. D. L. Kiehle,
! president Of the Teachers association. A short
| programme will be rendered in which Miss
| Evans will speak the welcome, and Miss San
ford will respond for the teachers. President
Northrop, DR.. Helen Bissell and j. G. Pyle
will make short addresses.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Peoples
Church gave supper and handkerchief sale
| Tuesday evening in the parlors of the church
for the benefit Of the music fund In add-
| ton to the display of dainty handkerchiefs
and fluffy articles of fancy work there was
handsome array Of pictures on sale. The
affair received fattering patronage, over
hundred taking supper and many investing
in the things of beauty arranged upon the
tables. Those in charge of the bazaar were:
Fancy work. Mesdames Virginia Brandt and
Natrass; candy table Mrs. Partridge; refresh
ments, Mesdames Swenson, Keith, Brown,
Warner Watrus, Sheehan, Cornish and Hodg-
son.
The City Union of Epworth Leagues held
general conference Tuesday evening in the
parlorS of the Central Park M. E. church.
An invitation from the Christian Endeavor
,, union, inviting the Epworth union to join
them in the New Years reception was re-
officers of which are: President, c. A.
Palmer; first vice, president, o. E. Wood;
vice president. Miss Mary Dallas; fourth vice
president, Miss Florence Hare; secretary
Carl F. Miller; treasurer, James A. Camp
D6llI IuHlGT superintendent, MISS NJ. MIN
ball.
The members of the Woodland Park Baptist
church gave a reception Tuesday evening
in the church parlors to their pastor, Rev.
W. w. Everts, and Mrs. Everts. The parlors
were made attractive with holly, smilax,
Christmas green and carnations. All the
pastors Of the city were invited, we'll as
a number from Minneapolis. The chairman
of the social committee Mrs. S. B. Rob-
inson. She was assisted by Mrs. Fred John
stone, Mrs. George Hurd, Mrs. Howard Oar
row and Miss Katherine Robinson Mr.. and
Mrs. Tompkins received the guests with Mr..
and Mrs. Everts. Ice cream and cake were
served during the evening.
The Crusoe Cinch club met Friday evening
Dec. II, with the Misses Hallowell, of st. An
thony avenue. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Nightingale, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Nichols, Mr.. end Mrs. S. D. Dysinger, Mr..
and Mrs. George G: Cooper, Misses Jones,
Martha Jones, Hallowel, Stella Hallowel,
Lucy Hallowell, Messrs. H. C. Boyeson, ]. D.
Hallehan, Nj. c. Miller, Loring, Roe, Sund-
borg. The prizes were won by Mrs. S. ID.
Dys:nger and George G. Cooper. The club
will meet Friday, Dec. 81, with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. D. Dysinger, of 459 st. Anthony avenue.
The Cinch Club of Maple Leaf Camp No.
S31, R. n. A. was entertained by Mrs. Mont
gomery. of Ninth street, Wednesday even
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery. Mrs. ].
Shane Mrs. George c. Bowen, Mrs. Findlay,
Miss L. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Klinefelter,
Eva Peterson, H. Jensen. Adah L. Pyle, Dell
Fussey, Carl Arth Aggie Arth, Mae Jensen,
Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Jennings. The club
will meet next with Mrs. Klinefelter.
The buckingham Cinch club met at the
home of Mrs. W. c. Montgomery Wednesday
evening. The hostess was assisted by Miss
Ryie and Miss Peterson The first prizes
were won by Mrs. Montgomery and J. L.
Kleinfelter Consolation prizes by Miss Aggie
Arth and C. Arth. The next meeting of the
club will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. l.. Kleinfelter of S23 East Seventh street.
A qiquet party was given Thursday evening
by Miss Finch, of Summit avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society No. 2, Sons of Vet
Grams, gave a masquerade ball Wednesday
prettily arranged and made pretty setting
for the quaint and striking costumes of the
guests The dancing commenced at $780,
Those who received were: Mrs. Ella Walker
Miss Clyde Snyder and Mrs. Margaret Main.
On the floor committee were: Miss Stella
Swank Miss Nina Hurd and Mrs. Josie Had
lock.
Miss Theresa Leier, soloist at the st. Ber-
nard's church, won the prize for the most
popular young lady at the st. Bernards ba-
Ear, the prize being an elegant guitar. Miss
Leier is of bright disposition and a general
favorite. number Of her friends gathered
for a social in her honor at the home of Miss
A. Mertens. Singing and music were the
main features of the evening. The music was
rendered by the Magnolia Musical club.
Miss Fenlon was pleasantly surprised at
her home, 52 L'0rient street, Friday even
ing by number of her friends Those pres
ent were: Misses Hines. Adele and Eder-
man, ]. Ryan Miss Burns M. Hough, e. Pen
strom, E. Switzer, M. Doyle. DR.. Hines Mr.
Swltzer. NJ. Penshorn, DR.. Chute, w. Heder-
man. G. Fenlon, ]. Fenlon, F. Taylor ].
Switzer, NJ. Rose and j. Champain.
The first ladies' tourney Of the season in