The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-01

Mrs. A. g. Douglas gave dinner
last evening for the White-DOuglas
wedding party. The dining room was
decorated with pink roses and white
carnations. Covers were laid for: Miss
L. White, Miss Daisy Humphrey, of
Minneapolis: Miss Flosie Morehaus,
Miss E. Douglas, A. White, r. Homes.
r. McCloud, A. J. Douglas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas.
This afternoon Miss Flossie More
hauS will give a ante-nuptial luncheon
for the bridal party.
A reception was given yesterday aft
ernoon by Mrs. D. D. Smith, at her
home. S12 Goodrich avenue. A pink
effect was carried out in the dining
room by the use of pink carnations,
Roses were used as the decorations
for the parlors. Mrs. Smith was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. E. M. Van
Duzee, Mrs. G. S. Smith and Mrs. F.
n. Van Duzee. Mrs. Percy Crosby and
Mrs. Oliver Crosby poured tea and
Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Charles Van
DuZee presided in the dining room, and
were assisted in serving by the Misses
Kniss, Gates, Greggs and Moore.
Mrs. Brooks. OF Merriam Park, will give a
progressive euchre party Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Ford, of Crocus hill, will give pro-
gressve euchre party this morning at 1880.
Mrs. Walker. of Portland avenue. EN- err
tanned the Monday Afternoon Euchre cub
yesterday afternoon.
The wedding of Mss Maude Dampier and
Charles j. Travis, of Owatonna VIII take
place this evening at the home of the brides
brother, J. E. Dampier 299 East Wnifred
street.
The fohtnightly progressive euchre party
of the Crusaders took place last evening ii
the Crusaders hail. Fort and Sixth streets.
P. M. Hugh and P. H. Wagner were the
committee in charge. Eighteen tables were
played
Mss L. Martin of Ham,ine. who leaves
shortly for the missionary fed in India, will
be rendered a farewell reception today at the
home of Mrs. B. S. Cowen. on Holly ave-
nue..
A meeting of the board of managers Of the
day nursery will take place this morning at
the relief rooms.
Miss Jessie Alderman, the missionary of
the W. c. T: u, lectured in the eazrt M. E..
church on Rescue Work" yesterday after
noon to large audience OF women. Since
Miss Ackerman's visit here four years ago,
she has travelled alone around the world, Wis
iting and lecturing in forty countries includ-
ing trip to Iceland, which she made to or
ganize w. c. T. u, in that country. In
the union work there are forty danartments,
rescue work being one. In Iceland Miss Ack-
er1nan was asked the meaning of rescue
work, upon her explaining, she was tod that
there was no need for such work there, as the
same code of morals applied to men as to
women, and in consequence the social evil
is unknown in that country. Miss Alderman s
lecture was most eloquent and was listened
to with great Interest by her large audience.
women s Society Of Unity Church Will be held
TINS afternoon at the home of Mrs John
stevens, Dayton avenue.
The Ciciiian -fusical Circle or st Josanh,s
Church will .cnic at White Bear Saturday.
rms society was recently organized by Rev
J. f. Gleason, assisted by Miss Anna McQuil-
ian and Miss Provenger, and is taking a
course of study in vocal and instrumental
music The ciTc e is composed of large num-
Der or young girls. Lectures are given by
many Of the prominent musicians of tbe
city.
The Central w. c. T. q. will meet at st.
faui commons Thursday afternoon, at which
meeting matters OF Importance will be con-
sidered.
Tomorrow afternoon in the school building
Will occur the class day exercises of the Pa d
win seminary. The class history will he read
by James Pendergast; essay by Miss Clara
h1nsey; class prophecy, by George s. Neal.
essay by Miss Clara Kuhles. The musical part
OF the programme will be given by Miss For
ence Ryan, Miss Clara Kinsey Miss Judith
Dousman and Miss Marie Greet. THURSDAY
evening the graduating exercises will take
place IN the Park Congregational church.
The pupils Of Prof Mozzara rendered him
party at Oxford hall last evening marking
the close OF the season for the Mozzara dane
ing academy programme of twelve num-
oers was danced and during the interm!ssion
AouBJ 9Uuos pelnoex9 L9uqenH BIoLg aTllU
dances. WA
Mrs Thurman, of Summit avenue. has issued
cards for progressive euchre party to be
given Friday afternoon.
The Tam O'Shanter Bicycle club pava ,ts
second annual picnic Saturday at Lake Jo-
hanna. Mrs. Brawley chaperoned the marty
The next club run will Be 10 Fort Smelling
Friday.
The Dental Alumni association of the uni
versfty will hold its annual meeting and
banquet tomorrow evening at the Njco1iet
hotel, Minneapolis. Dr. c. A. Montgomery
will preside. G. S. Munson and W. A, Moore
OF this city, will speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Deebach celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar
rlage last evening at their home on Maple
street.
Mrs. J. N. Davis entertained the Crocus
Hill Euchre club Monday afternoon.
The annual meeting and election OF officers
take place this morning at 10 o'clock in the
studio, Hotel Metropolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Van Duzee and fam
lily leave today for their summer home at
White Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dixon, of Ashland ave-
nue., left for New York last evening. Mrs.
Dixon will sail for Scotland on the City of
Rome June 5.
Last Friday the Ladies' Society of St.
Marks congregation he'd a fine ice cream
social close by the house of Mrs. Madison.
st. Clair and Duke streets. Music was fur
nshed by the Concordia band of Lutheran
seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Smith leave the first
OF next week, and will occupy their cottage
at White Bear.
Rev. H. D. Page, archdeacon of japan. and
FAMILY are expected to arrive in the city
soon During their stay here they will be
the guests OF Mrs. j. A. Gregg.
Miss Jessie Alderman is the guest of Mrs
G. d. Strong, 315 Grove street
Miss Bess Trumbull of Merriam Park will
entertain the girls Of the S. S. Euchre club
and its friends at an open meeting Saturday
evening. Five tables will be played and three
prizes awarded. A feature of the evening will
be the dancing after the cards. This is the
time is promised.
sTEARNs COUNTY,s HURRY.
Its Jail Addition VIII Await Official
Approval.
Some time ago the county authorities
or StearnS county made plans and be-
gan work on an addition to the county
a md