The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-07
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
Social, Musical and Church Events
of the Dny

Social, Musical and Church Events
of the Day.
The executive committee of the Woman's
Auxiliary of Manchester college met yester-
day morning at the residence of Mrs. Dr..
Simonton, with Mrs. A. E. Brush in the
chair Business of interest to the organiza-
ton was promptly dispatched with an earnest
conference how best to further the interests
OF the college. 1t was decided that the facts
1nXolV1ng the vital necessity for church
colleges must be better known, and steps tax
en- at once to enlist the hearty cooperation OF
all the friends OF Manchester.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
board OF the St. Paul school of fine arts
held yesterday morning at the Metropolitan
hotel, arrangements were made for the open
ing OF the summer school at Mendoza, and
Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs. f. H. Barley
made committee to look after the arrange
ments. Mrs. George Young reported about
$94 made from the Scribner art exhibit Mrs.
Mcconnell rendered her resignation one
Of the directors, but the resignation was not
accepted, and she Will be asked to recon-
slider. Resolutions were passed thanking the
newspapers fer their kindness in advertis-
ing the Scribner exhibit.
William Armstrong, of Chicago. will de-
liver his lecture on Unpublished Interviews
With Great Musicians before the Schubert
club and its guests this afternoon in Con-
over hall at $3.50 o'clock. A large attendance
is expected, as not only the Century club, but
few seats only remain open to the public.
Master E A. Whitaker, of 100 Cedar street.
gave a party Saturday entertaining about
thirty of his small friends during the after
noon.
A basket social will be given April u at
the home of Mrs B. E. Harmon for the
benefit of the monument association. There
will be a good programme by the best vocal
lists of the city and basket auction.
Mrs. James Bell was hostess to a red card
party Wednesday afternoon and evening at
her home on Somerset street. Mrs. Van
Vranken, of Chicago, was the guest OF honor.
The rooms were decorated with gorgeous red
geTanium blossoms and six tables of pro-
gressive euchre were played Mrs. Bell was
assisted by Mrs. J. Painter. The head prizes,
both afternoon and evening, were won by
Mrs. Van Vranken.
Mrs John Day, Of Park avenue, Mime
apOlis, entertains Twin City people Friday
with DEBORAH party.
Mrs, Charles Porterfeld entertained infor-
mally at afternoon tea yesterday at her home
Ashland avenue, entertaining for Miss
Taylor, Of Fergus Falls, who is her guest
The West side monument committee meets
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. F. B. Doran, of Congress street.
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club meets this
and Miss Jones will speak.
The board Of managers Of the free dispen-
sary meets this morning In the dispensary
building.
The women Of Park Congregational church
held business meeting yesterday in the
church parlOrs
The Of House Of Hope held an all
day missionary meeting yesterday in the
church parlors for the purpose OF preparing
articles for missionary box. At noon lunch
con served
Mrs Thomas Yapp reads a paper on Con
hdence Between Parent and Child this after
noon before Hamline w. G. T. U. Mothers
club.
The Mothers club of the St. Paul Commons
meets Saturday.
There will be a graphaphone entertainment
IN FIRST Swedish Baptist church this evening
under the management of A. Blom, of DEN
yer, Col
Frank Griggs, Of St. Peter street, was ten
dered a surprise last evening by a party of
his friends. literary programme was given.
The April meeting Of the Missions class
was held yesterday afternoon in Christ church
guild hall. Mrs. E. w. Peet read the intro
ductory paper, pointing out the vast extent
Of the city missions, illustrated by New
1OFk, PnlldQe!pnla, Boston and st. Paul Miss
Lake spoke of the work in England. Miss
Cooper told of the city mission work Of the
Sisterhood of st. John the Baptist of New
YORK, especially in st. MchaePs home, a re-
formatory for girls, and also in a summer
nome for the poor Of New York. ]. w. Bishop
spoke Of The church's duty toward the foreign
population. The work among the prisons, es-
pecially in New York and in the St Paul city
JAIL under the charge of the St Andrews
brotherhood was spoken of by Miss Beardslee.
Miss Talman also read a paper on the work.
The next meeting will be in charge Of the
women of st. Clements, subject, Alaska"
After the meeting Of the Young Peoples
Missionary Society Of First NJ. r. Church at
party, and each one present contributed
story.
Mrs. A. G. Higbee spoke on Friendly Visit
ing" before the ". H. NJ. s. of First NJ E.
Church yesterday at the home Of Mrs Brun-
dage, on Selby avenue. There were thirty
women present, and it was decided to take up
the work. Tea was served at the close Of the
meeting.
Mrs. T. B. Scott returns from the South
next week.
Mrs. Phillip shufeldt leaves in few weeks
for Europe
Miss Trix Lyons of 72O Cedar street Is bonna
from St. Louis.
Morris Conchem Of 62s Olive street, is home
from Montana.
Mrs. Bartleheim, of the Hawthorne school, Is
away on vacation.
Mrs. c. F. Stanley, Of Eleventh street, is
home from Mobile, Ala
Mr. and Mrs William Murphy. of Portland
avenue, are home from the South.
Mrs. Van Vranken, who has been visiting
friends in the city has returned to her home
in Chicago.
Alex Mackey, who has been visiting friends
in St. Paul for a few days has returned to
Saltwater.
The apron sale arranged by the women Of