The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-24
HELD AN APRON SALE.
Ladies of Woodland Park Church
Meet With Success

An apron made by SenoI1ta MaScarenheS
Ia1nplco, OF Mexico was one of the features
OF the Woodland Park apron sale held yester-
DAY AFTERNOON in the parlors of the church.
The apron was made of Mexican sissal and
was sent to the United States by Ell Captain
1ago Meginn, Of Mexico. The sale held by
the women of the church yesterday was very
successful and included an attractive pro-
gramme given during the afternoon by Miss
Bishop, pianist; Mrs. Howard barrow, pianist
and Ethel Smith and Alice Perry, also plan
lists. HERNIA Gregory gave a reading. The
aprons were well made and many of them
were very dainty. big artists apron won
favor, and many orders were received for
more Hike it. There were aprons from many
countries and many styles of those made at
home. The apron table was in charge of
Mrs. F. w. Davis, Mrs. Howard barrow, Mrs.
Edwin Treasure and Miss Burtis. The tea
was served from pretty tea table in charge
Of Mrs. Eli Warner, assisted by Mrs A. W.
Perry and Mrs. Whthorn.
Nearly hundred high school pupils took
| part in a most enjoyable dance given last
night at the rooms of the Irish American
club by the High School Athletic association.
d Inc aHaIr while most informal, was thor
Principal Smith and Miss Dougherty The
young people danced through a card Of num-
bers to the music of the McGinnis orchestra
Among those present were Misses Brundage
Buck, Barker, Liggett, Southall Haldeman,
frlske, Zahm, Lilly, Mcnamara, Fishbein,
Merrick. Ives: Arey, Messrs. Liggett, Rogers,
Mcclure, Reilly, Passage, Donnelly, Buck
M:chaud;; Davis, Woodward, Hasenwinkle
A Ap Herlot. Cakes, Odds Gooch, Grlggs,
SHAW, Nasty, Thompson, Lempke, Johnson,
Carson, Barreau, Knapp, Wood Frankel
orme' Brooks, Boyer, Lindeke, Mansfield.
Mrs. c. M. Lynn gave tea yesterday after
noon In compliment to her mother, Mrs
Miner. The guests were, all Of them, grand
Morton, Mrs. Woods, Mrs Gilman. Mrs
Crooks, Mrs. Edgerton, Mrs Beecher, Mrs.
thomas, Mrs McAlister, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs
Winston and Mrs. johnson. The guests were
Mrs Washington, Mrs. Wijcoxen, Mrs. Ga
teau Mrs. Chenneworth, Mrs Shields. Mrs.
Relf Mrs Mayo. Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Jett, Mrs.
Fish, Mrs. Teasdale Mrs German Mrs Oar
row and Mrs. johnson.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First swed-
Ism ism, Lutheran Church gave parlor concert
last evening at the home of Mrs N M.
Borgstrem. pa West Sixth street The pro-
sFamme was given by Misses johnson, Borg
strom: Sandborg, Gerda, Lund Lundquist,
and Messrs. Peterson, Roden and Anderson.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, of College avenue,
entertains at euchre this evening.
An informal reception by the women of
st. Marks church, Minneapolis, will be held
at the church deaconess' home on Fuller
| street this afternoon from to O'Clock All
| persons interested in the work are cordially
| invited.
The Guild of Unity Church gave an old-fash-
| loneQ school exhibition and spelling match
| In the lecture room last evening C. w.
| Ames was the schoolmaster.
attend the informal dancing party in the
Armory building of the university this even
] ing. The hosts Of the evening will be MEM
| bers of the Athletic association.
Miss Kellar. Of Crocus hill, entertained in
| formally last evening.
The Algonquins danced in Lifts hall last
/ evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Chandler, of East Ninth
/ berg, of Wilmar
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Johnson, of selby ave
4 nue., are home from st. Louis.
Mrs. Val Rothschild, of Paramount ave-
nue., is entertaining Mrs King, Of Chicago.
| Mrs. Weyerhaeuser, of Summit avenue, en-
tertains at dinner this evening for Mrs. J.
G. Hunter, of Fargo
The annual meeting of the Woman's Auxil-
! larry OF the Church of st. John the Evan
| gelist, was held yesterday morning The fol-
| lowing officers were elected: Mrs. j. H.
Ames, president; Mrs. ]. w. Bishop vice
president; Mrs. S. c. Olmstead, secretary and
treasurer.
ne annual meeting OF the Cr0cuS Hill
Mothers club will be held Tuesday.
Mrs. John F. Fulton gave a children's
| party at her home on Summit avenue yes
| terday for Miss Margaret Fulton's eighth
birthday.
Mrs. Pierce Butler, of Summit avenue. gave
an informal whist party last evening.
euchre party will be given at the Albion
this evening for the benefit of the sufferers
! from famine in India.
Miss WEIGH of Dayton avenue, entertained
| the Elton Euchre club yesterday afternoon.
The closing tea at the Bethel was given
! yesterday afternoon the arrangements being
! in charge of Mrs. ]. G. Earhoff. The after
4 Moons programme was very informal and
many tears were shed by members Of this
band Of mothers who have been brought to-
| gether each week for a cup of tea and a
couple of hours social intercourse by the
| kindly efforts of the women interested in the
| work Mrs. r. NJ Newport poured tea yes
| terday, and Mrs. c. D. Smith, of Mime
apolis, who formerly associated with
! the work, present and spoke
Mrs DR.. Hahn gave informal musical
| last evening at her home on Marshall ave-
nue.. Cards followed the music
The ladies of Acker w. r. C. will give
! a reception to the members of Acker post
and their families this evening at their hail.
| Sixth and Seventh streets.