The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-26

refreshments were placed before the guests
at the conclusion of the first part OF the
programme. There were about sixty guests.
Thursday evenings hop was the beginning
of the clubs fall festivities. They will nave
social functions at short intervals the entire
season.
The Women's Society Of the Woodland Park
Baptist Church had their annual election OF
officers Friday in the church pariors, Inc
result of the ballot left Mrs. G. s. Smith
president; Mrs j. A. Belmeur, hrst wee pres
ident; Mrs T. S. Tompkins, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. G. G. Oakes, secretary; and Mrs.
E. Treasure, treasurer.
Miss Carrie Rebholz of 4O7 South Wabasha
street, entertained number of her young
friends Thursday evening. The occasion was
the celebration of Miss Rebholz s tenth blrth-
day. The evening was spent in music and
games Master Ed and Miss Clara Eckles
contributed several musical numbers. Re
freshments were served during the evening.
The ninth annual meeting OF the Women's
Baptist Home Mission branches of the Min
neapolis and Eastern associations was held
in the First Baptist church Tuesday after
noon. There were two sessions and. the
reports were encouraging to the workers
! The ladies had basket lunch between the
sessions.
Mrs. Snyder, of Sioux Falls, Mr.. Halls, of
Berlin, and Mr.. Ryder, Of Boston, were the
guests of honor at musicale given Tuesday
! evening by Miss Sans Souci, OF Laurel avenue
The music was furnished by Miss Maude
| Burdette Mrs Avery Smith, Mrs. Snyder.
! Messrs. Bohannen. Halls, De Larme and
| Ryder.
The W. f. NJ. S. of the First NJ. E; Church
held its annual meeting Tuesday at the resi-
| dence of Mrs. Burton Of Dayton avenue Of
ficers were elected as follows: First vice
president, Mrs. N: G.. Waterman; second vice vice
president, Mrs. Bambieton; secretary, Mrs.
| G. H. Vernon; treasurer, Mrs. H. a. Young.
| The teachers and officers of the Central
! Presbyterian Sunday school had their an
nual tea in the parlors of the church last
! hpr vnrp
pany and pleasant social evening was spent
Substantial and appet:zing refreshments were
served.
The ladies of the First Christian church
gave an ice cream social on Tuesday even
| ing at the residence Of Mrs. Crandall, of
| Feronia avenue The lawn hung with
Japanese lanterns and the tables. which were
| prettly decorated, were set out OF doors.
The Young Women's Foreign Mission band
celebrated their fifteenth anniversary in the
church parlors Friday afternoon. An inter
esting programme was rendered and refresh
| mentS were served.
The home of Mrs. F. c. Spates was thrown
| open Wednesday afternoon to the Ladies Aid
| Society of the East Presbyterian Church. So
ciability and refreshments were the order of
the hour.
There was children's rally at the First
Baptist church yesterday afternoon. Dr.. May
Fowler and Miss Joanna P. Anderson, both
returned missionaries addressed the child
| ren.
DR.. May Fowler the missionary from Bur-
NAH, gave a talk in the Newport Baptist
church Tuesday evening. DR.. Fowler will
return to her missionary work next winter.
The ladies Of the Home Missionary Society
of the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church
had a sewing bee Friday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. McAfee. on Dayton avenue.
The Woman's Bone Missionary Society of
Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian Church. held a
meeting at the church parlors Thursday after
noon. The meeting was led by Mrs. Nelson.
The Senior Boys Brigade of the Central
Presbyterian Church had a banquet Friday
evening. Musical and literary numbers con-
tributed to the enjoyment Of the evening.
The All Night Euchre club was entertained
at the home CT Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Willwer-
schied Monday evening. Music and dancing
were the order of the evening.
The Ladies' Social Circle of Plymouth Con-
gregationa Church had harvest supper II
the lecture room of the chapel Thursday night
Covers were laid for hundred.
The first meeting of the school year of the
Jackson Drew Mothers club held
Wednesday afternoon in the kindergarten
room of the school.
Judge and Mrs. John W. Willis gave the
third of their series of "at homes Tuesday
evening. The last viii occur next Tuesday
evening.
Lady Somerset w. C. T. u gave al
echo" social last evening at the residence
of Mrs. ". Z. Rogers. 2S4 South Exchange
street.
The COMMITTEES Of the Ladies' Auxiliary tt
the Order of Railway Conductors met witt
Mrs. Gilboy, of st. Peter street, Friday after.
noon.
Mrs. C. w. Jones, of Waltham avenue
gave children's party Saturday Afternoon
in honor of her daughter Ruth's tenth birth
day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist Church met with Mrs. Rothschild
of 500 Marshall avenue Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church held reception Thurs
day evening in the parlors of the church.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First Bap
tist Church met for work in the church par
lors Friday afternoon.
Miss Crossman, of the Marlborough, enter
tanned for Mrs. Snyder. of Sioux Falls
Thursday evening.
d.. and Mrs. Charles L Greene gave G