The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-19
DICKENS XMAS CAROL
Will Be Given by Local Society
People Well.

To the list of members on the free dis
pensary board of managers and on the enter
talnment committee will be added in a day or
Two complete list of the patronesses for the
evening OF Nov. 4. The following is the cast
Oh characters as completely as it could be
secured at the present time:
christmas Carols" by Charles Dickens.
arranged for dramatic presentation by Mrs.
Condo Hamlin
STAVE I.
before Christmas
iapenezer Scrooge.. Charles w. Farnham
pop Crotchlt, MS clerk. John d. Miller
FRED, scrooges nephew Harry l.. Davis
Mr.. Goodfellow, philanthropist ---
STAVE II.
scrooge's chambers; time Christmas eve.
Marley's Ghost .............. .Leavitt Corning
Spirit OF Christmas. ...... Charles r. Corning
sTAvE III.
The Fezziwig ball; time, a Christmas eve
in Scrooge's past.
MI. FezziWig ........ ............L. d. Wilkes
Mrs Fezziwig. Miss NJ. Sturgis
Four Fezziwig daughters
Misses n. Rugg c. Armstrong R. Lamprey
and A. Monfort.
Baker .................M Mr.. Trowbrdge
look ..... ........ james Elmer
Sny Boy ............ ......". Morton Barrows
Three Lovers
Messrs. W. Drscoll, W. Undertake and w.
Blakely.
Housemaid ......,.. Mrs A. McLaren
STAvE ".
The Crotchit family's Christmas dinner:
time, Christmas day.
Bob Crotchit John D. Miller
MRS. Crotchlt. ......... Miss Mabel Horn
Martha ........... ......... Miss Nellie Officer
Peter .-.-................... ..... Oakley Stout
Robert .................... &C.,. Mark Hawkins
Tiny Tim.... Irene OReagan
STAvE V.
A merrymaking at the house of Scrooge's
nephew; time, Christmas evening.
Fred, Scrooges nephew. H. L. Davis
Scrooge's niece by marriage. Miss A. Monfort
The plump sister, Miss Alice Officer
'Sister with the roses" -. Josephine Kalman
Topper. ............. James B. Hubbell Jr.
Nora ......,...., ,..,...,,...lillian Lamprey
Enltn 1000. ................. MISS Y. Coglan
McFarlane ........ DR.. Harry Ritchia
Miss Dufresne. of Ashland avenue. enter
tanned the Cinch-UCare club last evening
The Crocus Hill Mothers club will meet
this afternoon at 2:SO in the First Presby-
is ''The Aesthetic Side of Child Life
The first meeting of the Monday circle wa:
held last evening with Winthrop S. Noyes, OF
500 Summit avenue Mr.. Noyes gave tall
on Bits of Travel Along the Rhine and II
the Black Forest Fred Bigelow read
paper on The Origin and Traits of the Ger.
mans" Mrs. Clinton Backus. who conducts
the class, gave talk on the general phasei
of the main subject for the seasons study
There was full attendance at the meeting
the membership having reached the limit
set for the circle. On the membership COM
mittee are: Mrs. Charles Clark. chairman
Winthrop S. Noyes, secretary and treasurer
Fred Bigelow and j. N. Kirby. Mrs 7. S.
Tompkins, upon her return to the city, will
take the place of Mrs. Clarke, who has re
signed. The next meeting will be held at
the residence of w. c. Read, of S99 Holly ave-
nue..
The Commercial club will tender recep-
ton in the club rooms on Thursday evening
of next week to the State Federation of Wo-
mans clubs which meets here in convention
that day.
Mrs. James Callahan and Mrs D. O'Neal
gave a euchre party last evening in New
hall, Lafond and Arundel streets
Miss Ruth Stickney, of Summit avenue en-
tertained the Wanzer- Bradford bridal party
at dinner last evening.
Miss Babbidge, of Cherry street enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at reception. ri
The Congregational club will be enter
tanned by the ladies of Plymouth church Mon
day evening next.
Mrs. George Thomas, of Ashland avenue,
club yesterday.
The annual meeting of the needle work
guild will be held Nov. 10 in Relief hall.
Mrs. E. L. Ayers and Miss Ayers from
the East, are visiting in the city, and Will
leave for the West tomorrow.
Mrs. Stephen Douglas Dysinger is enter
tanning her aunt Mrs. l.. M. Snow, OF BROOK
field, Mo.
C. T. Mailer and son, F. E. Mailer, left
Sunday night for a hunting trip in Otter Tai
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Menk have moved
into their new home at 70 Mount Airy street.
Mrs Simon, of Mason City, To-, is the
guest of Mrs. LEM, Of East Eighth street.
Mrs. w. O. Chapman. of Tacoma, Is the
guest of her brother ]. H. Mitchell.
Mrs Foster, of Boston, is the guest of her
son. Dr.. Burnside Foster.
Mrs NJ. d. Mum and children have re-
turned from Osceola.
Mrs. j. P Fawcett, of Canton, O., is Wis
iting in the city.
Miss Therese Lyons, of Cedar street, has
gone to ST. Louis.
C. A. Horn, of Lorain, o., is the guest Oh
e. P. Hopwood.
Mrs. A. e. Boyeson, Of Fairmont avenue,
has gone East.
Miss Nabersburg is visiting friends in In
dianapOlis.
,The Difference Well Stated.
One of our subscribers recently remarked,
'.There are two things that l firmly believe
in free trade and free silver" He evidently
thought there was a logical connection be-
Il, in oa1i