The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-17

in charge cf the arrangements and to whose
enosts mu@ OF the success OF the entertain
ment was due. were Mrs. B. H. Evans. Mrs.
white and Miss May Aineas. They were as
sisted during the afternoon by Mrs. Henning
Fern ps Mrs; John a; Baker. Mrs. Ed
| Crazy.
AT meeting Of the Minnesota Association
OF Union ex-Prisoners Of War, a ladies'
L g: Stevens. with the following oaicers:
President. Mrs. e. Gordon. of Hamiine; first
vice president. Mrs. A Guild. OF the state
Doran. st. Paul: treasurer. Mrs. ]. Mitchell,
OF Minneapolis; secretary. Miss Lulu Webster,
d Ham1iine: chaplain Mrs. J. G. Price. Mime
line; guard Mrs. j. w. Fisher, st. Paul.
The. st. Paul chapter. Daughters Of the
american revolution, met Monday afternoon
IN the parlors Of the Dayton Avenue Presby-
| terrain church. Mrs. George g. Squires pre-
sided. paper on ANN Hutchinson" writ
ten by Mrs. Charles P. Moves. was read by
Mrs. George Metcalf. At the close Of the
meeting Mrs. D. A. Monfort and Mrs. e. 8.
Sanford served refreshments. Tho regular
meeting will be held in two weeks. when re-
heard.
The st. Paul Palette club held its annual
meeting Thursday night in the club rooms
| in the German-American Bank building Of
fcers were elected as follows w. ]. Sanborn.
|
Honor Dora Tanning. secretary; Mrs. o. H.
George. treasurer; Prof. N. r. Brewer, Mrs.
Richard Price and Miss A. 3. Patton. direc-
tors. The club meets monthly. It is plan.
| ming for an art and musical entertainment
in the near future.
Miss Sharley Soule. of Marshall avenue.
en- the W. I. T. U: club last night,
Those present were the Misses M Hendey,
| ": Battelle. L. Pinska, e. Browne, M. Bat
telle, E. Morrow and NJ. Mullken; Messrs.
Al Suyley. B; Kirby. AL Pinska. e. Hendey.
/ De-
and D. Hendey. Those taking prizes were
the Misses Article and Browns, Messrs. Hen
dry and Davis.
The cake walk given by the Misses Starkey
| Milan and Roach in Lifts hall Thursday
evening was decided success. Sixty-fve
couples were in the grand march. every lady
and fully 200 spectators were in the gallery
and showed their appreciation by their al
most continued I'M applause during the walking
contest. The cake was won by Miss Angie
| Mulally and Thos. H. Larkn.
| The Young Mems Club of the Young Peo-
| pies Society of Christian Endeayor of the
Plymouth Congregational Church gave So
! cal Thursday evening in the Sunday school
rooms, and reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. H. Hart. Candy, popcorn, lemonade and
cake were served at attractive booths by
| Misses Scotch, Lowell, Hough and Robb.
| Messrs. Alair, Loring and Rowe were the
arrangements committee.
| The Y. P. S. c. E. of the First Presby-
| terrain Church gave a social Monday evening
| III the cnuTcn parlOrS. Iner6 were pretty
| Easter decorations and programme Of music
| and recitations. number of young people
! from the Park Congregational and Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian churches were present.
! The arrangement committee included Miss
Price, Miss Garland and Miss Seegar.
Mrs. R. A. Shane of Dunedin Terrace, en-
| tertained the Oronhyatekha Cinch club
Wednesday evening. Head prizes were won
consolation prizes were won by. Mrs. Frank
Baer and Mr. Solvus. The club will meet
| with Mrs. Leslie Rutherford, at her home on
Congress street. Wednesday, April 81.
at Odd Fellows hall by Minnehaha Lodge
No. 81, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers. All the ladies
wore cotton gowns and cotton neckties were
distributed among the gentlemen. The gen.
tlemen then escorted to supper the lady
whose gown his tie matched.
deem Monday for Mrs. Hamlin. Of Washing
ton The decorations were very simple. The
following guests were entertained at an in
formal luncheon; Mrs; J; J. Hill. Mrs. Borup.
jerks, Mrs. c. e. Furness and Mrs. Oliver
Dalrynlple.
The Snow Cap Sisters entertainment
the regular, Friday evening series, by the
young people Of Unity church. Miss Long,
as Mamma IN and cye Yapp as Garvy are
sisters were at their best.
masque ball was given Friday evening
at Cambridge hall by the employees of the
West rdad Pq f6 th company Prizes were
most absurd costumes. Music was furnished
by the Twin City Mandolin club.
Mrs. Charles R.: Pease. OF Grand avenue,
gave pink and white euchre Thursday.
Mrs. Pease was assisted by Mrs. Thomas
Pease, Of Minneapolis, and the Misses Ernie
Spencer, Ruth Wilson. Myrt:ce Webb and
Florence and Gladys Pease.
The Bellevue Cinch club was entertained
by Mrs. D. S. Tanner at her home, 116 Belle
we avenue, Thursday evening. Lunch was
served at II o'clock; The prizes were won
G.. Ingram and S. Clark.
Mrs Diamond. Of Iglehart street. enter
t tai the Il: M. O." Euchre club Tuesdav.
Ratchford. Mrs. Seixas and Mrs. Yetta. The
club will meet next with Mrs. Mckee, OF
Iglehart street.
Mrs. E. A. Jaggard gave progressive
euchre party Thursday evening at her resi-
dence. 3O2 South Exchange street, In honor
of Mrs. johnson, Of Winona, and Miss Faun-
tleroy. of St. Louis. Eighteen tables were
played.
Miss stickney gave luncheon at the Town
| and Country club Monday for Miss Davis,
and in the evening Mr.. stickney gave a din
ner at the Stickney residence on Summit
avenue, for the Morr,son-Davis bridal party.
| The Forest Street Band Of Christian Work
ers elected the following officers Tuesday
evening Pre- PRESIDENT e. C. Mohaupt vice
Clara Hoff; treasurer, Miss Lulu Blasting
A musical and literary entertainment was
given Thursday evening at Vasa hail. on
East Seventh street, for the benefit of St.
Sigfried's Episcopal church, under the direc-
ton Of Clara Agatha Slotterbec
Mrs. D. S. Tanner entertained the Belle
vue Clnch club Thursday evening at her resi-
dence, ZIG Bellevue avenue. The prizes were
won by Miss Margaret McKernan H. Moeller,
Mrs. G. Ingram and T. Clark.
Miss Pauline Ferguson, of Summit avenue,
gave luncheon Wednesday for Miss Pres
ton, of New York. The guests were Miss
Sturgs, Miss Furness Miss Dousman, Miss
Taylor and the Misses Hill.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple entertained at pro-
gressive euchre Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Summit avenue. She was assisted
! by Mrs C. W. Carpenter, Mrs. Hiram F.
! Stevens ard Miss Whiting.
Mrs. John Norman was surprised Mond,v
afternoon at her residence Kentucky street
Progressive cinch was played and prizes won
J by Miss Brennan. Mrs. Delavan, Mrs Gel
lege and Miss Mcdonnell.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander McGregor we're
given reception Monday evening by the
| members of Park Congregational church
Rev. and Mrs. McGregor are at home at
459 Iglehart street.
The ladies' of the H. U. Euchre club gave
surprise party Thursday afternoon to Mrs
R.. D. W!er. of 2SS Aurora avenue Mrs
| Wier will leave to reside at Wilmar
Mr.. and Mrs. John 1. H. Field gave an in
formal cinch party Wednesday at their resi-
dence on Dayton avenue Miss Fauntleroy,
Of st. Louis, was the guest Of honor.
The Algonquins danced Friday evening at
sic was furnished by the st. Anthony Hill
orchestra.
Miss Furness and Miss Bigelow gave
german Friday evening at the Ramsey home
on South Exchange street. Luther New
port led.