The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-12
PLEASANT MEMORIES.

The Louis Malone Aver Society of the Chill
6ren of the American Revolution held theH
first meeting of this year FRIDAY at the hoHe
of their president, Mrs. Charles f. Smlll 4UV
Marshall avenue. Fine specimens of Old Cory
were in evidence to stir the patriotic sentl-
ment and bowls of sweet peas placed ABOUT
the room bespoke the love of nature. me
main feature of the afternoon was an lnIer-
esttng talk by Mrs. c. E. Flandrau on me
Purchase and Restoration of Mount Vernon,
Mrs Flandrau is vice regent for Minnesota
of the Mount Vernon association
The warm weather caused a falling off
in the number of the golf devotees, Wednes-
day afternoon, though it had no effect on the
interest of the game. the contest was o d
handicap tournament and the first prize was
won by Miss Stephenson. whise gross score
was 1O2. The game was one of twelve holes
and there were eight contestants. After the
contest the ladies were served with lemohaoe
at the club house. The prize, which was an
imported putter, was presented by Mrs Ran
tout. Next Saturday there will be a gentle
mems tournament.
The Central W. c. T. union will hold a
Commons A. w. Guthridge president OF the
Temperance federation, will address the
meeting on the aims ana purposes OF the
new organization. Mrs Belle Leonard viii
give ten-minute talk on Social Purity, .
and MIS- S. B. Root viii give a report CT
the We c. T. U. state convention, held re
Gently IN Duluth. There Will be Sood musl~
cal programme.
Maple Leaf Camp No. 9S1 r. N. A.. held
q meeting at o'clock Thursday morning
Mrs / Book was elected receiver OF the
camp in place of Mrs. Batchelder, who Will
leave the city shortly. The degree team Of
the camp will meet Thursday afternoon at
their hall Mrs. George c. Bowen. Miss Beck,
Mrs Johnson Mrs. Montgomery ana MISS
Olson were appointed a committee to arrange
for q social hop to be given next month.
Mrs r A. Woodwork will give a free talk
to ladies at the Presbyterian churcn at Mer-
rian, Park at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Of Wnm1n'S n.
Those DESTROYS of understanding parental
culture, physical culture and the laws OF
feelth will be especially interested Mrs.
Vyoedworth will give another talk 10 ladles
at tbe Rurr Street Baptist church Wednes-
cay afternoon at $3.50.
Rev. Charles D. Andrews, rector OF Chr4st
church. returned Thursday morning from ms
fsuropean trip. The supplied choir welcomed
btn, at his own gate with music, and made
u evident that their rector's Homecoming
was BY no means matter OF lnaiHerence 10
.henl Mr.. Andrews speaks IN glowing ternls
Of his tour, and seems not 10 nave sulAei GU
from the fatigues of travel.
Miss Katherine Abbott, of Dayton avenue.
gave a tea Thursday afternoon for MISS Lucy
denborn OF Duluth, and Miss Dean OF White
Aear. The guests We're Misses MalsaIe :
Muir. Fila Willius, Mary Cutler, Winifred
B-ill. Nancy Wood Louise Cochran; Marie
Johns9 Catherine Whea alton Aasgareg
and Mary Smith.
A concert was given at the Convent of the
Visitation Thursday night for the benefit OF
the school, The artists of the evening were:
Mrs. DC Wolf, Miss Whitridge and Miss Viii
aon. They were ably accompanied. and the
young ladies who presented the Greek stud
ies showed the sk;llful training they had had,
ea well as their o%n adG1tabiiity TIC such
work.
Mis-, Anna Tracy, OF this city, received tha
habit and the name Of Sister Jane Frances
ut tha Convent Of the Visitation "Wednesday
afternoon At the same service Sister Mar
cell!nc, who received the habit year ago