The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-11


tercay afternoon at her home, 25 South St.
Afeans stree. Among those present were:
Mrs. II. Bigelow, Mrs. Robert Holbert, Mrs.
Shimonek Mrs. Drscoll, Mrs. Begg Mrs.
w. Pearce, Miss Warner, MSS McC.urg, Miss
Gillian, Miss Stickney, Miss Stebb.ns, Miss
Holbe-t and Mss Harrington.
A dancing party was given last evening at
Standard hail by the women Of Mt. Zion con-
gregat.on Mrs. 3. l.. GC0ikind and Mrs.
Stein were in charge of pretty -decora. ed
candy booth, and Miss E. Stern and Miss C.
Goodman presided az the lemonade stand.
About 200 PEOPLE were present.
A social was given las. evening a. the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Linquist, 1885 Mime
haha street. The committee in charge in
Guided Miss Anderson, Miss Young and
Messrs. Ahlstrom and Thong.
The class of '9S of the Cleveland high school
will give reception this evening in Odd Eel
lows hail, Payne and Wells streets. A musi-
cal programme will be given in The earl eF part
OF the evening, followed by dancing. The fol-
lowing committees are in charge:
lnyitation-Miss Agnes tombstone, Miss Vio-
let Bacon.
Refreshmen:-Miss Anna McCaulev Albert
Hosmer and Miss Mamie Daily.
Music-Axel Lindgren, Maurice Hickman
Decoration-Miss Nellie Seeger Miss Amy
Tollefson, Alfred Pearson, Maurice Hickman.
Reception-Miss Nellie Seeger Miss Mar
garet Jenkins, Mss Bessie DAILY and Miss
Amy To.lefson.
The fifth annual graduating exercises of the
nurses of st. Luke's hospital will take place
this evening in the Guild hall of Christ
church. Miss Helen G. HILL superintendent Of
the training school, will make an address, pre-
senting the graduating class. Bishop Gilbert
will award the diplomas and DR.. Archibald
MacLaren will give address.
Following the exercises a reception will be
held, at which Mss H. G. Hill will receive,
assisted by the members OF the graduating
class, Miss Marion A. Kasson, Miss Margaret
Swan, Miss Eugene VI. Ward Miss Matte NJ.
Grant, Miss Mary L. Brown, Miss frankie
Jones, Miss Anna S. Pollock, Miss A. NJ Prin-
gle, Miss Edith H. Brown Miss c. S. Graves,
Miss Caroline B. Buss, Miss Jessica M. Tur-
ney and Miss Florence N. Boucher.
At a meeting of the members Of the Cen
trail Church of Christ it was decided to re-
main in their present quarters, Eighth and
Jackson, during the summer.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Swed-
1sh Baptist Church he'd their regular month
ly meeting yesterday afternoon in the church
parlors.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
cIety of the Arlington Hills Presbyterian
Church was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Pauline Case street.
DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Glidden and family
leave Sunday evening for an Eastern trip.
visiting Niagara and the Green mountains
and returning in October.
Mrs. Fred Pike. of Lincoln avenue is Wis
iting in Owatonna.
Mrs. A. I. Mitchell and Miss Handy. of
Cincinnati. are the guests of Dr. and Mrs
Rhodes. All Ashland avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Greer and family, of Laurel
avenue, are occupying their cottage at Bald
Eagle.
Miss a. Harries, of Iglenart street leaves
Monday for Wisconsin, where she will spend
the summer.
MISS Lila Marchand. Of Union Park, leaves
today for Leavenworth, Kan where she will
spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Page, of Japan, Will arrive
saturday and will be the guests of Mrs. N.
NJ. Gregg.