The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-07
MERRIAM PARK.

The Hand Bell Ringers will give an enter
tainment in Woodruff hall on Tuesday night.
Following is the programme:
National Airs
Bells-"The Village Blacksmith" Weiss
Glee. ....... ............ .............S Selected
The Chimes of Merrie England
Performance on the Metallophone-
G. Kendall.
Bells. .......... .Huntsman Chorus
A 41 Lost Chord" .,......;;. Sullivan
Performance on Sleigh Bells
The Palace Bells. ................ d. S. Miller
Rounu. ......:.... ..::..:... .....Goodnlght
Quickstep-'Hustle Up"............ Godfrey
Rev. J. B. Drew, superintendent of the
st: Paul Congregational union, will speak
this morning the Peril Of the City and
Remedy" Music follows: Organ, voun-
tary. G: A: Pitts; male quartette. Memoirs
of Gal;lee," Messrs. Stakes, Hunkins Tin
theo, Stokes. Response, quartette Nearer
to Thee" offertory, blessed Savior, Thee
| Love-" Nevin, tenor and baritone, Messrs.
Zintheo and Hunkins; quartette, Rock Of
Ages" by Macy
Mr.. and Mrs W. A Campbell entertained
day evening, giving a jolly carnival party.
at their residence on Wheeler avenue Tues
Refreshments were served, and dancing was
enjoyed by all. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Biggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Hood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Browning; Misses Stauffer Toms, Maud
and Bell Miller, Helen and Lottie lamar;
Messrs. Miller, O'Reiily Scott, Henry, lamar
and Drewliner.
The Mardli Gras carnival given Tuesday
evening for the free reading room was a
most decided success. Those assisting on
the programme were Mrs. Harry Crandal
Hon. H. w. Childs, MIR. Gretchen, Mr. De
Sale and Mrs. Marvin. The Kootenai or
chestra furnished a number of selections
The orchestra comprised C. A. Pitts, w. K
Naylor, |. G. Andrews l.. H. CARMEL and
John Fishell.
The ladies of the Church of Christ will
give an entertainment at the residence of
Mrs. w. H. Crandall, on Friday evening
March u. Miss Charlotte Parry Smith, a
graduate of the school of oratory at New
York city, will be present and give some Of
her delightful readings.
On Friday evening March u, there will be
a fellowship meeting with the Pacific Con-
gregational church, Acker street. Supper
will be served from to s, after which a
good programme will be carried out.
The Woman's Federation of Clubs of Mer-
Ram Park was entertained by the WOmen's
Literary club Friday at the home of Mrs
Bigelow, Of Iglehart street. A large num-
Der were present.
The Ladies Society of the Presbyterian
Church celebrated the 18th anniversary
of the organization at the home of Mrs.
E. A. Currie yesterday afternoon from to
o'clock.
The Misses Fishel and Joyce Hagler very
pleasantly entertained friends at the residence
of Miss Hagler, on Friday evening. Progress
sive games were played and refreshments
served.
a meeting of the executive, and all COM
mittees who assisted in the carnival will
be held tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock in
the reading room, on Prior avenue.
Mrs. R. D. Smith very pleasantly entertain
ed q number of friends at her home. on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. L. Moody was given a delightful
surprise at her home by large number Of
her friends.
Miss Lou Anderson, of Mankato, is the
guest of her brother, l. G. Anderson, OF
Carroll street.
Mrs. Marvin, Of Carroll street entertained
a few friends at euchre on Tuesday night.
Miss Florence Brainerd has gone to Water
vile to attend the wedding of her cousin
Rev. w. R. Paradis, Of Hastings, was the
guest of Rev. w. c.. Covert, on Monday.
Mrs. +. C. Walters and children have gone
to New York to visit relatives.
Hon. D. NJ. Sullivan is in Washington for
a few weeks.
Miss Nellie Freeman is the guest of Miss
T. Bowman.