The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-04

night at his home. There were about 100
guests, who tripped the light fantastic through
a programme OF fourteen numbers Refresh
ments were served.
The Young Peoples Social and Dramatic
Club Of the Peoples Church gave an enter
tainment In the parlors OF the church last
evening. 1t Is the custom OF the organlza-
ton to have an annual social. and for last
nights recreation a play, The Bcyclers."
was presented in highly successful manner.
There were a gOOdly number in attendance
and a thoroughly genial spirit prevailed.
After the rendition of the dramatic and must
The following was the cast of characters:
Mr.. Bradley. d scoffer ........ Mr.. Caldwell
Mr.; Perkins, a beginner. .......:: Mr.. Smith
Bob Yardsley, expert. Mr.. L.ohlker
Jack Barlow. another Mr.. Keller
Mrs. Perkins, a resistant. ~ Miss Phillips
Mrs. Bradley. an enthusiast. -. Miss Elliot
Jennie, maid ............. .Toddie Lohlker
The Central Park NJ. f. Epworth league
gave an art exhibit last evening at the church.
The audience numbered about 200.
The first booth was adorned with tapestry
and china painting presided over by Mrs.
Smith. who assisted by Mrs. Nottage.
The second booth was filled with all kinds
OF fancy work and needlework The third
was baby booth. which contained seventy
pictures of members Of the league when
they were babies. There was prize awarded
to the man who was the best looking when
baby. 1t was souvenir spoon with gold
bowl and silver handle. Mr.. Lewis Pitcher
took the spoon. The baby pictures were
cared for by Mr.. Walter Odds.
The walls of the fourth booth were covered
with numerous kodak pictures. The artists
were Messrs. Crary, Nottage, Pitcher and
Jones. e,,~.-'tf .'
The young ladies who were on the reception
committee were Misses Miller Holmquist and
Golfer.
Miss Jennie Jones entertained at whist yes
terday.
The Primary Teachers union will meet at
2:3O this afternoon in the House of HOPE
parlers. The lesson will be "Christ's Humility
and ExaltatiOn." and will be given by Mrs
William Rcheson. Prof. II. s. Baker will
give a lecture on Fear Reverence, Obedi-
ence, Love and Music
The Sewing Circle of Peoples Church will
meet Tuesday with Mrs G.. f. Warmer, of
405 Western avenue.
The Womer's Association of St. Anthony
Park will meet in the Congregational church
at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Dancy, of the Newport entertained
the '97 Euchre club yesterday afternoon.
Constellation chapter. o. E. S. held their
annual meeting Wednesday evening, and
elected the following officers w. NJ, Miss
Gertrude Jameson; W. p, X. L. Flournoy;
A. NJ. Mrs. Nellie McWharton; conductor
Mrs. Emma Nelson; A. c.. Mrs. Mary Simons
The Klondike Euchre club met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. W. II. Maxwell
Mrs. Emmett Morrissey took the ladys pro-
gressive euchre prize; Miss Bessie Tal5erg
the lone hand; F. W. Martin gentleman's
progressive; H. K. Kerr, gentleman's lone
hand.
The Cicero Society OF St PauI's College
held a public meeting last evening In the
college chapel. Those who took part in the
programme vera Miss Belden Miss Miller.
Hilgenberg, Ruenitz. Potthoff. Wentsch,
Broker and Bitter. rs Life Worth Llvins?"
was the subject Of debate.
Como Division No. 49, Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Order OF Railway Conductors. this evening
at the home Of Mrs. K. r. McGiyen. on
Burr street.
Rev. j. w. Conley. Of the First Baptist
church, will preach in Indianapolis Sunday
for church that may extend call TO him.
Ansel Oppenheim will leave this week for
Europe.
Miss Alice Monfort is visiting friends in
Racine, Wis.
The Misses Perfect. OF Victoria street. are
visiting friends in Omaha.
Miss Stout of New York is visiting Miss
De Coster, of Summit avenue.
Miss Ruby Teasdale will leave next week
for a visit to friends In Chicago.
Mrs. P r. L. Hardenbergh, OF Central Park.
will spend the winter in the South.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Forbes. of Sher0urne
avenue, have returned from California.
Miss Montgomery of DEBORAH, To-, is the
guest Of Miss Flower, of Ashland avenue.
Miss Elsie Whitney has returned to st.
Cloud, where she attends the normal school.
Mrs. j. $. Vandver, of 4l9 Thomas street,
with her two children. left yesterday for
Kansas City and other Missouri points, where
they will visit a month.
PhaIen Park Hearing Drags.