The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

Chime Rebekah lodge celebrated it's sixth
anniversary Wednesday evening by an out
door festival at the home of Miss Mary Gray.
Were delivered by the past noble grands.
Mesdsmes schubacb. Loch;u, Aronsen, il s,
MaTgraff, Dickens and Miss Gray. who each
ministration. Mandolin orchestra played,
Chime Lodge Trio" composed Of L. Mar
graf and Fred Kaufman. sang: Mrs. schu-
gave readings. The refreshment tables were
In charge of Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Christie, Mrs.
Merrill Mrs Margratf, Misses Anderson.
The st. Paul Cadets gave a carnival
Wednesday evening in the Broadway rink.
The rink was decorated and Illuminated, and
about 800 people were in attendance. Miss
Hopes junior orchestra furnished music. A
special attraction was an exhibition drill by
the sixty cadets. Offered as follows: @. r.
Blodgett colonel; Sidney z ia,r cap
BARLEY Jr:, second lieutenant; Walter
Schneider. first sergeant; Fred Powell. Sec
ond sergeant. Rev. John Wright and ]. c.
Bailie were in charge Of the entertainment.
The members Of the Capital City Cycle club
gave dancing party Friday night at Wild
wood. A chartered car decorated with the
club colons took about, eighty young people
and Mr. and Mrs. Smith chaperoned the party.
The G. A. R. post and Woman's Relief
THURSDAY evening, 49, Clearing $40 for the RED Red
Cross society.
The Ninth Presbyterian Sunday school
enjoyed lawn fete. given Tuesday evening,
on the grounds adjoining the church on Far
ringtoR avenue. The ladies in charge were
Misses Claire Berdick, Rosa Metzger, Elsie
Hausam, Sadie Paschley and Lewis. Alma
and Ressie Robinson. Frances and Dot II sss
The women of St. Johns parish gave Q
s soc Mednesday evening on the grounds Of
Of the booths and tables were: Mrs. Farrell.
Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. Ball. Mrs. McGarry, Mrs.
Milgidsk. Misses Slater Carrie, Buckley.
Murphy Sadie Murphy and Josie Daley.
wheeling party was given Thursday
evening by some of the young people Of First
Baptist church. The Misses Hills. of Lsfond
street, entertained the, party after run to
Como. The party included Miss Alice Francis.
the Misses Sadie and Mabel Fradenbergh,
Miss Flora Hills, Miss Myrtle Butler. Miss
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Bethesda Re-
bekah Lodge was entertained by Mrs. George
Cunningham, OF 1S5 Grotto street. Thursday
afternoon IN an: and evening The parlors We're dec
room with ferns and sweet peas. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Newhart. Miss Harriet
Newhart and Flora Riser.
The West Side Kings Daughters gave q
social Thursday evening, at the home Of Mi=s
Alice Bevans, on Stryker avenue. The young
women serving at the table were Misses
Iuchelt Lille StrechenStein, 1nez Thurston.
Clare Lawbeck, Lille Soton Alice Bevans,
Bertha Adams. Theresa Bituck and Bertha
Foster.
The Red, White and Blue Circle of the RED
Cross society, gave an ice cream social Thurs
day evening, at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
HARMFUL, on Goodrich avenue. The St. Paul
ZcJeyes attended as guards. The proceeds
will be used for comfort bags for the SOL
diers.
Luther league, Of St. James English Evan
gelic2l Lutheran church, gave an ice cream
social Thursday evening, at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Wampier, on Grand avenue Tho
proceeds will be used for church improve
ments.
Dayton's Bluff Branch No. q, Order of the
Iron Hall, picnicked Friday afternoon at Lake
Como. After supper there was a cake walk.
in. which Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrow and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. George won the
prizes.
The ladies of St. Vincent de Paul parish
gave literary entertainment Tuesday evea-
ing, and during the evening Rev. Laurence