The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-21
OF FUTURE INTEREST.

The most interesting programme of the
entire winter at the Bethel will be given Sat
urday evening, when Mrs. Capt. Sweet will
be in charge and Bishop Gilbert will relate
his experiences among the Indians. One of
the interesting features of the evenings en-
tertainment will be the large painting Of the
Last Fight Of Gen. CUSTER which Mrs
Sweet will loan for the evening" and which
will be hung at one side Of the room, plainly
in view of all present. There will be an eX-
cellent musical programme and a display Of
Indian relics. Miss San Souci will give a num-
Der of piano solos and will also accompany
Miss Monica San Souci violinist and Miss
Marie Sweet, cornetist- The girls chorus
OF the Bethel will sing under the direction
OF Mrs. Goodman.
Mrs. John Schneider, of 2e6 Goodhue street,
gave birthday party in honor Of her niece.
Miss MaryOn Marxen, who has just passed
| the seventh milestone of her life. Mrs.
Schneider, as hostess, entertained The many
| little friends Of her relative in royal STYLE
! and the youngsters all went home in a happy
| frame Of mind. Those who participated were
| Irene Corbin, Elsie Koch Marie Yearkey
| Rose Picha, Elizabeth Ryan, Helen Murnane,
| Katie Ulmer, Frances Noll, Edith Skok Mari
on Walsh, FIossie Reskoy, Lucille Funk,
| WOODBURY. Whicho, Henry Ryan, Reuben
Brayer, Gordy Wicho, Matthias Warren.
An entertainment will be given in Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening, March 80, for the
Of the Eastern Star. The Kinder symphony
benefit of Constellation Chapter No. 18 Order
will be given under the direction Of Miss Mel
lie Hope the Aeoean uuartette will sing
play and the programme will conclude with
stereoDticon views.
The Monday Evening Study cirsae will hold
its next meeting Monday at Miss C6fttenden's
q the Albion Resume-Miss Meade Topics
for the evening will be presented by c. o.
Searles, Miss Fairchild and C. A. Clark
Glass topic, Leading Events From Napoleon's
Time to Alphonso XII"
| The women of the First NJ F. church are
! arranging for the celebration of thank-offer-
| ing day with an entertainment, The Roll
! Call Of Nations" Each nation will be rep
! resented by young girl gowned in an APP
| propriate costume. The event will take place
! Thursday afternoon.
Scandinavian dramatic entertainment will
| be given in honor of the Scandinavian sena-
| tors and representatives of the state legisa-
! ture March 81, at o'clock, under the direc-
ton OF Prof. and Mrs. Guile of Minneapolis,
! Mimi. in Mozart hall.
The District w c. T. U. will hold gospel
! temperance meeting this evening in the Ar
| lngton Hills Presbyterian church. Mrs
| Thompson, Miss Alpha Tucker, Miss Kathryn
Bersee and Miss Addie Knapp will take part.
Miss Clara Allison lectures in the assembly
hall of Humboldt school Friday evening. Her
talk will be her tour through England.
The Ladies Study club meets Friday with
| Mrs. Bourne, of East Winifred street.
The women of Manchester PRESBYTERIAN
church are arranging for an entertainment
| to be given as soon as the weather allows
| The proceeds will go toward church furnish
ings.
give an entertainment Monday evening March
| 20 The committee consists of Messrs. H. H.
White, L. L. A. Broderson, F. G. Warner.
| A. W. Laid'ow and George L. Bonney.
The Young Peoples Society Of the Burr
| Street Baptist Church will give a social Fri
day evening, with William Stillman, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Page Case and West
| minister streets.
The Liberal Union of Minnesota Women
will meet at 10 o'clock Tuesday March 80, at
the Church Of the Redeemer in Minneapolis.
| Mrs. E. j. Edwards will read a paper.
Ellsworth circle, Ladies of the G. A. R..
| will give a ball at the Metropolitan hotel
Friday, April 49, The officers will give a
reception Tuesday, March %.
The German-American club gives its next
| progressive euchre party and hop in Oxford
| hall, April q, tor the benefit Of the Catholic
| Babies hume.
A meeting of the Junior Circle of Kings
| Daughters will be held Monday afternoon with
| Miss Maud Lewis, of st. Peter street.
The Charity Circle will meet next Tuesday
| and Wednesday at the Aberdeen. Miss Maud
! Taylor will be in charge.
The Holly Avenue Euchre club will hold its
next meeting April 20 with Mrs Callahan at
the Fort.
The Young Ladies' club meets Tuesday
afternoon with Miss Julia Gerlach at Fort
| Smelling.
Mrs. B. H. Evans, Of Ashland avenue. will
entertain informally at whist Tuesday even
| ing.
The Midway Dancing club will give So
cial hop Friday evening in Central hall.
The Vigilant club will meet Monday after
! noon with Mrs. Sleeper. of Holly avenue.
/ Mrs. Frederick Ingersoll Of Grand avenue
/ entertains Tuesday evening at euchre.
A dimity party will be given March 80 at
| Standard hall by the Standard club
The women Of Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church
will hold an Easter sale April s.