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

and the Ladies' society. No. 81, at the Hotel
Ryan Monday evening, Jan. "a. Arrange
ments have been, made to accommodate 300
couples. Delegations from Minneapolis and
other cities are expected.
The second regular afternoon musical of
the Schubert club will occur Wednesday, at
$50, in Cambridge hall, Ryan annex. The
second division will have charge of the pro-
gramme the instrumental phase of which
will be arranged by Miss Annie Wilson, and
the vocal by Miss Grace Morehouse. They
will be assisted by Mrs Vina Avery Smith
and Mr.. D. F. Colvilie.
1.-The Larks,'' my Lord in Livery and
"a Proposal Under Difficulties" which will
be given in January for the benefit Of the
Babies home, will be presented the 22d inst,
at Lyceum theater Minneapolis, for the bene-
fit of St. Barnabas' hospital. in that city,
with the same cast of characters as will pre-
sent the plays in ST. Paul.
"a Trip to Old Chris" Is the subject Of the
Christmas cantata to be given tomorrow
evening by sixty children in the First Bap-
list church. The junior chorus choir and
the Kinder Symphony orchestra will furnish
most Of the programme, which has been ar
ranged under Miss Nellie Hopes direction.
The Monday circle will have a special meet
ing tomorrow at the home of Miss Saunders,
1923 Summit avenue. Prof. Jewett, of the
state university, will give sterepoticon views
Illustrating the work Of the class up to the
present time The Thursday and Friday cir
cIes are taking a recess until Jan. and T.
The ladies of the Busy Workers Society
of the S. D. A. Church will hold bazaar for
the sale of useful and fancy articles at the
residence of Mrs A. F. Stewart go Jessa
mine street on Wednesday evening, the pro-
ceeds of the sale to be devoted to the mission
airy fund
The Daughters of the American Revolution
are requested not to forget that. even in the
pleasant hurry Of Christmas shopping the
circulars sent to them in regard to the as
semb,y to be given at the Ryan Jan IL must
have a response by tomorrow night.
aIn Nor u1f nrG n
American Revolution, will be entertained by
the chapter regent. Mrs. George Squires, the
last Tuesday in January, when the eiecuon
of delegates to the February convention DIT
Washington takes place.
ST. Paul Camp, No. l. Sons OF Veterans, U.
s A., will give a military ball THURSDAY
evening, Dec. 80. at oxford nail, tne 81,
Anthony Hill orchestra furnishing the music
for the OCCASION.
Mrs l.. ]. Lee and Mrs. C. E. Birch will
have charge of the Sunday school entertain
ment to be given in the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church Christmas eve.
ball will be given Jan. a. at the WINDSOR 16,sor
hotel, by Company E, national guard, First
infantry. Gov. CIough and his staff will be
among the guests.
Mrs Hascal G. Fischbein, of Hague ave-
nue., will give a card party tomorrow even
ing for her daughters eighteenth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mohan, of 1870 West Fillmore
avenue will entertain the Fillmore Avenue
Cinch club Monday evening.
Mrs Thomas Blythe Scott, Of Summit ave-
nue.. will entertain at breakfast from Il to
2:30 o'clock Jan. l.
progressive euchre party will be given
at the Assumption school hall Tuesday even
ing, Dec. %! -
Mrs George B. Young will entertain Tues
day Afternoon, Dec. 49, at her home on sum
NIT avenue: kskR =
Mrs Samuel sstfckney wiz give a reception
Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Frederick Ban
ping. -
Mrs s. Alfred Davis. 4S6 Laurel avenue,
will give her second and last at home Tues
day.
The X K. K Jrs. will give their second
social hop of the season at Lifts hall, JAN +.
Miss Marguerite Morton will entertain her
friends at dance Thursday evening, Dec. 3d.
Miss Lyon, of St. GATHERINGS school, will
entertain at tea tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Elsie Constans will give dancing
party Thursday evening, Dec 80.
Miss Hallberg will give dancing party
Wednesday evening, Dec %.
St. Paul Ceramic Art Club are holding
their annual exhibit and sale OF deco
xo+ad china w T Over Ry BRO IS