The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-13
SOME PLEASANT EVENTS
Made Yesterday Memorable i'm ST.
Paul Society.

Made Yesterday Memorable in St.
Paul Society.
A pleasing concert was given last
evening in Christ church guild hall
FOR the benefit of the Church Home.
Ihe concert was under the direction of
Prof. F. G. Blodgett, and was a graft
furnished by the following well known
artists: Miss Gibson, Mr.. Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colville. Charles Fair,
child, Mrs. Paul Brewster Percy
Churchill and Master Morrie Jeffrey
There were about seventy-fiye in al
tendance
The usual annual social function
given IN honor Of presidents day, by
the Schubert club, will be given this
evening at the home of Mrs. Russell r
Dorr, on Crocus hill
Mrs. A. B. Plough, of 745 Fairmount ave-
nue., entertained number of her friends at
| cards last evening
| Mrs. James Armstrong. of 5O6 Grand ave
| nue. gave dinner last evening
Mrs. Otto Churchill Gersting, of 400 Collins
| street, entertained at progressive euchre yes
| terday afternoon. The rooms were tastily
arranged for the occasion, nine tables being
placed for the guests. The hostess was as.
! sisted in her entertainment by the Misses
| Hart, Buck, Warner, Lawrence and Ward
Mrs Hiram f. Stevens won first prize; Mrs.
| R. Gooding, second; Mrs. William Doran,
| lone hand, and Mesdames Cornwell and
| Forbes took the consolation prizes. Before
| the contest was over the guests were re-
| freShed by a dainty repast, which was served
on the small tables.
The Home Missionary Society of the House
! of Hope church had an all day meeting yes
| tpF60V ladies md
| provided themselves with basket lunch
There were thirty eight present and the day
was spent in making garments to be sent
! to home missionary workers.
number of ladies gathered in the apart
| ments of Mrs. H. HI. Byllesby, of the Aber-
deem, yesterday afternoon and listened to F.
| r. Leroux's French lecture Mohammedan-
| ism and Christianity. 1t is one thing to be
able to read Freneh-with the vigorous
| thumbing of the Electromagnetic it is quite
| another thing to listen inteFigently to fin
! ished discourse delivered in that gliding, ac-
centless tongue. Monsieur Lereux pointed
out simlarities and differences while eompar-
! ing the two religions. calling attention to the
! Mohammedan doctrine of fatalism and di-
rectly opposed to the Christian doctrine of
passages, one being description of Para
| disc. There is plan on foot to form an
! advanced French club at the sessions of
| which French Will be spoken.
The Ivy Leaf club will give its first dancing
party tomorrow evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs H. T. Black will entertain
| the Cinch club Tuesday evening.
The exhibit at the ST. Paul School of Fine
| Arts begins today.
| Mrs. w. P. Barrett, of Superior. is the
| guest of her mother, Mrs. John Hart, oil LIN
| coin avenue. W.T.,
| Casper Ernst left MONDAY hight lof " "'i
! ington, D. G.
| Miss Harriet Regeisberger, in company With
| Mr.. and Mrs Traphagen, OF Duluth, lert last
evening for an extended visit to the Hawaiian
! Islands.
South.
Mrs. G. S. slaymaker has returned from
Oeonomowoc.
A Onpenheim left Monday evening for the
East.
P. H Kerwin left Monday evening for
Spokane.
Miss Abbie Livingston left Monday evening
for New York to attend Miss Ely's school.
Miss Grace McKinstry. of Faribault, is vls-
iting Mrs A. T. Hall, OF st. Anthony street.
Mrs PURGE, of Providence, R, /, Is Visit.
in@ her mother, Mrs. Edward Sawyer, OF
Holly avenue.
Mrs. C. w. Benson and family will arrive
about Nov / from England to spend the
winter in st. Paul.
Mrs. J. T. Clark. of Paramount avenue mas
gone TO New York
Mrs. Mark Bohrer. of Sioux City, has eeen
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs A. K. Pruden and Mrs. j. H. Neal
left Sunday night for weeks visit In Chl-
cago.
Mrs. j. G. DOnnelly, of 347 Harrison ar .taset ave
nue., who was seriously hurt IN d StrGn' LII
rsiiwav accident a year or more ago, VIII,
on c1,'' the advice of her physician, spend the e
winter in the South, the greater part ol II
in the pines of Georgia
Among the MerGnantSS anS "a afTl.@1 IL Wiimert Of
Blue Earth City.