The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-20

Cordially Invited.
SUMMER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Clubs Furnish Some Divertisment-
Reception to- Prof. Hoyt.
The Women's club of Merriam Park
meets Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Ter Bush. of Carroll
street This club Is composed of the
young married women Of the park and
is run on strict parliamentary lines.
The meeting Wednesday afternoon will
be the annual one and the election OF
officers will take place. Mrs. Elizabeth
Waller is the leader of the history de-
partment Of the club. Mrs. Sue Grier
has charge Of the current events. The
papers for next weeks meeting will
be by Mrs. Jennie Severn on pho
tography," and Mrs. w. H. Crandall.
Social Shams," and there will be
drill in parliamentary law led by the
president, Mrs. Ter Bush.
The Glover Leaf Comedy clubs pro-
duction of 'Imogene" and "A Woman's
Imagination" takes place in Cretin hall
this evening. The cast has already
been published In the G l o b e.
The bonnet and poster social given
for the benefit of st. PauPs church,
comes off this evening at the home OF
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, of 1877 College
avenue, and promises to be most
entertaining and merry affair. Prizes
will be offered for posters and bonnets
and there will be an informal pro-
gramme and refreshments.
A silver tea was given yesterday
afternoon by the women of ST. Gle
.ments' church at the home Of Mrs.
Barlow, 1000 Hague avenue. The rooms
were decorated with lilacS and tea
was served to about seventy-f1ve
women during the afternoon.
Miss Harrington, of Pleasant avenue enter
tanned party of young women at tea yes
terday afternoon. Miss Harrington departs for
Minnetonka in a few days.
The reception to Prof. Hoyt of House Of
Hope comes off this evening In the church
parlors. A committee Of the women of the
church will receive the guests and Introduce
their summers pastor to them. The parlors
will be prettily arranged with flowers and re-.
freshments will be served by the women, as
sisted by group OF young girls. Several
The Women's Literary Society of Merriam
Park held a meeting yesterday afternoon at
the nome OF MIS-. W1llldu JOueS, O1 OdITOll
street. The subject for discussion was
"Spanish America Mrs. W. E. Chamberlain
gave a paper on the Home Life Of the
spanish-American" Mrs. a. p Bigelow read.
lea" Mrs. D. F. Brook paper was on the
New Map of Spanish America" Mrs. Her
bert read paper on "Brazille Empire and
Republic" Mrs. E. D. Parker gave char
acter sketch of Simon Bolivar. At the close
of the papers there was informal discus
sion of current events.
The women of Merriam Park are planning
for the organization of monument COM
mittee to work in connection with the ladies'
monument association. Of st. Paul. Details
have not been completed yet, nor the place
or time for the first meeting.
Miss Adelaide speechley Of Oil City, Pa.
and Ed w. Evans were married last evening
at the home of the bridegroom's mother, Mrs.
Evans, of 81 Westminster street After
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Evans will reside in Oil
City.
The marriage of Ed W. Evans to Miss
Adelaide Speech.ey was solemnized yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock, Rev. John Wright, D.
D., rector of St. Paul's church. officiating.
The wedding took place at the house of Mrs.
Evans, 571 Westminster street. in this city,
and was entirely private, the members of
the families only attending. The groom has
resided in st. Paul from his earliest years.
The bride, who has been spending some time
in the city, Is a native of Western Pennsyl-
vana, where her family still reside. The
newly married couple left last evening on an
Eastern trip, and will make their home in
Oil City. Pa.
The women of Park Congregational church
gave silver tea yesterday afternoon at the
Mrs. Ingersoll and Mrs. Wetherbee assisted
the hostess There was a programme of
music under the direction of Prof Millard,
of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Wetherbee read an
nri ia mi
The second of the series of entertainments
for the benefit Of the babies home comes off
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. e.
Hughson, Dayton avenue. Miss Whit
ridge will be in charge of the programme.
Miss Constans enter aimed at lilac tea yes
terday afternoon at her home on Summit ave
nue..
The Irish-American club has postponed it's
dancing party from Friday evening May 81
to Friday, May 2S.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club meets
Wednesday afternoon in John Ericsson school,
Superintendent V. G. Curtis will speak.
A dime social with musical and literary
features will be given this evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Duyne, TAI
East Third street, by st. Paul Chapter O.
3. S.
A concert for the benefit. of the choir of
Christ church will be given this evening in
the guild hall. The programme will include
the choruses: Dawn of Day. Reaz), and
.'Rataplan'' OonizetD, by the choir; Sweet
hearts PowelD. by Master Fred Daw; "Lul-
(Ganz), by Master Morrie Jeffrey. piano
solo by Master Harry Canning, together with
songs by Miss Alice Monfort, and recitations
by Miss Grace Bee Whitridge.
A card party will be given this evening
at the Keogh home on Summit avenue for
the benefit of the Catholic Infants home.
calico ball was given in Liedertafel hall
last evening by D. of E., Division No. 4.
Miss Eliza Lawder and Edward Palmer Sy-
m -nds were married last evening at tho BRIDES
home Igiehart street.
Mrs. Will Armstrong entertains Friday from
4 to 6 O'clock.
Mrs. Robert Rantoul entertains today for
Miss Furness.
Paul will hold California convention rally
this evening in Central Presbyterian church.
Mrs. G. S. Jones and Miss Maude Bradbury,
Of Merriam Park, are visiting in Maquoketa,
Miss Addie Tanner, Of Little Falls, Minn..
is visiting Miss Caddie Fisk, of Merriam Park.
Mrs. Ter Bush returned Saturday from Hud-
son, Wis
Miss Bess Proctor is home from Chicago
and the East
The Rev. Frank H. Barton, OF Superior,
Wis.,, Is visiting friends at the Albion.
Mrs. w. Fl. Mead of Pleasant avenue,
leaves for the East Sunday evening.
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