The Saint Paul globe., 1897-11-06


blocks on Selby avenue.
The proposition If adopted by the
council will result in an approximate
decrease of $4,000 in the cost of light
ing the entire city in 1898, as COM
pared with the present year.
Roth bodies of the common council
will meet Monday night and receive the
report of the joint committee.
CROCUs HILL CLUB.
One More Factor Added to st. PauI's
Gayety.
A Crocus Hill Gayety club has been orga-
nized and will add its impetus to the current
of the seasons social life. The new club
will hold weekly functions in the Rice house
on CIocus hill, cards and dancing being the
chief features of entertainment. The first
party will be given this evening and will be
an informal dance, St. Anthony Hill orchestra
furnishing the music: The organization has
at present about fifty members and has
chosen as president. ]. T. Clark; vice presi-
dent, T. B. Kellogg; secretary and treasurer,
L. A. Robinson.
The board of managers of the Woman's
exchange will hold its annual meeting We'd
nesday.
The members of Acker. W. R. c., gave
card party last evening at the home of Mrs.
Coates, of East Colorado street.
The women of Minneapolis will now take
thier turn at feminine federation, as the sixth
annual congress of the Minneapolis Womans
council is to be held in the First Unitarian
church. Nov. to II, inclusive. The scope of
the programme promises genuine feast OF
good things, musical, literary, philanthropic
and political. The rumor is that. although
it is a council of Mill City clubs, many st.
Paul ladies will be present.
The receipts of the free dispensary enter
tainment at the Metropolitan opera house
Tuesday night, reported so far, are 81, 1,140.
that figure when all outstanding funds have
been received.
The Epworth Junior League of Central Park
Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon.
There will be an annual meeting today.
The first of the mothers teas was held yes
terday at the Bethel. Mrs George H. Finn
programme and arranged for some Swedish
folk songs and a talk on the Care of the
Sick" by DR.. Donald.
At a meeting of the Sibley Mothers club.
held yesterday in the kindergarten room of
the sibley school, Mrs. Thomas Yapp and
Mrs. Alexander Barclay read papers vari-
Gus phases Of Child Discipline"
The Sewing Cercle of the Peoples Church
will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Charles C. Farchild, of Grand avenue.
Mrs. W. H. Lghtner will entertain at lunch
con Friday for Miss McClurg and Mrs.
Rogers.
Mrs. Moses Clapp, of 446 Holly avenue. en-
tertained a number OF the Park Congrega-
tional women yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple of 2S6 Summit ave-
nue.. entertained st. Luke's Aid society yes
terday afternoon.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of
the First NJ. E. Church had business meet
ing and a social gathering at the residence of
Mrs. A. w. Dunning. of Marshall avenue yes
terday. The ladies are keeping up scholar
ship for a girl who is studying at Athens,
Tenn, and the proceeds of last nights supper
were devoted to that purpose. During the
business session, in the afternoon, the subject
of Alaskan women was discussed several Sc
lections from journalistic articles the topic
being read. At 6 o'clock the gentlemen came
for tea and a pleasant social hour was en-
joyed. There were a good many in atten-
dance, rendering the affair a financial sue
cess.
Mrs. Haldor Sneve gave the first of her
November at-homes yesterday afternoon at
her residence, on Arundel street. The hostess
was assisted in receiving her guests by her
mother Mrs. A. B. Stfckney.
The several divisions of the aid societies
of the First Baptist church held meeting
at the home of Mrs. Wilson yesterday after
noon.
w. B. Joyce leaves tonight to visit New
York and other Eastern cities and expects
to remain two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hay of Golf avenue, have re-
moved to 531 Marion street.
Capt and Mrs Saunders have returned to
the CITY and are a the Ashland,
Mrs. Pemberton Smith, Of Buffalo, is visit
ing her father E. W. Winter.
Glover Cubertson is a guest at the Aber-
deem.
MI and Mrs. W. P. Davidson have taken
apartments at the Marlborough for the win
ter
P H. Kerwin has returned from trip to
Seattle.
Mrs Wallace, who has been the guest of
Mrs G. S. Ferna.d has returned to her home
in Grand Forks.
Mr. and Mrs Dudley Hersey left Thursday
evening for the South. They will spend the
winter in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Driscor have returned
from the lake and are at the Aberdeen for
the winter
Mrs. j. Berdine Carter, who has been Mrs.
To-, Thursday.
Mrs. r c. RedeI and Mrs. Stoddard, of
Stewartville, are guests of Mrs. A. w. Ly-
man, of Lincoln avenue.
Basil BurweI and Frank Keating left last
evening to attend the horse show in Chicago.
Mrs. Fl. Brown, who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Brown; Of Ashland ave
nue.. left last evening for Duluth.
Mrs. Murphy and Miss Helen Murphy, who
have been visiting Mrs. W. A. Murphy. Of
Portland avenue, left Thursday for New
York.
MI and Mrs. A C. Sharpe, who spent the
past summer in the city and are now guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Harmon. at the Buckingham,
will return to Oswego. N Y, this month.