The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-08
OF FUTURE INTEREST.

spring fete with many novel and enter
tanning features will be held Thursday alter
noon ara evening, under the AUSPICES Of the
ladies of Christ church Sunday school, In
Guild hall. adjoining the church. The ladies
who have charge of the arrangements and
whose experience and good taste guarantee
the success of the affair are the following:
Mrs E. N Saunders, Mrs. F. MacMichael,
Mrs. Lynch, and the Misses A. Gilman Mary
Josephine Carr, Agnes Denny, Elizabeth An
drews. Maude Lyon, May Napier, Alice
Rhodes. Nellie Officer and Jeanette McMas-
ters The arrangements for the fete are be-
ing made under the personal direction Of Miss
Mary Sloan. Guild hall will be decorated
Numerous booths will be in charge of sub
which will be carried into effect. menag
erie will furnish startling features, never be-
fore seen at a similar entertainment i'll this
city. Candy and nut booths will be presided
over by the young ladies of the parish, be-
tween whom a friendly rivalry has sprung
up in the interests of the Sunday school fund,
to which the proceeds Of the fete will be do
mated.
The sisters of st. Agatha's convent, on Ex-
change street, will place exhibition Monday
afternoon a splendid collection of hand
painted china. The teacher of china painting
at ST. Aagatha has recently returned from an
Eastern visit. taken for the purpose of learn
ing the latest designs and best methods in
| the art of china painting. Much of the work
shown at the coming exhibition has been done
in the East, under the direction Of the best
artists The exhibition will also contain oil
and their pupils. The exhibit will continue
until May IA.
A union meeting Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society, the Ladies Aid society
of the First M. E. Chuch will be held Tues
day at the home of Mrs. w. E. Benton, On
Iglehart street Mrs. B. S. Cowen will have
charge of the programme in the morning,
and in the afternoon Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl and
Mrs. Goodman
The grand chapter, o. E. S., meets in St.
Paul thus week. Tuesday. Wednesday and
be held. Tuesday evening there will be
large reception for the visiting delegates
Wednesday evening the degree staff of Mistle-
Thursday the election Of officers will take
place.
Ladies' Aid Society No. 20, of the Sons
Of Veterans, will give poverty sociable
Wednesday evening In Central hall. Prizes
will be given for the most comical costume.
Poverty lunch will be served. varied pro-
gramme, consisting of vocal selections, reci-
tations, Indian club swinging. cake walk and
other interesting numbers will be given.
Mrs. NJ A. Gordon will give a tea Friday,
| May 90 at her home at Hamline. for the re-
lief society of Constellation chapter, o. E. S.
party May IS. at Masonic Temple The com
mittee includes Mrs. Carrie Hodgman Mrs
l. 3. Atherton. DR.. Woolway. Mr.. Churchill
| and Mr.. Holt.
| Ellsworth Circle No. s. Ladies of the G.
! A. R.. will hold special memorial service at
| Odd Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets
Monday evening May 1G The committee is
George R. Brookns, Mrs. L. A. Webster, Mrs
| Eubanks and Miss Dora Muhlberg
The buckingham Sewing society met
| Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss
/ Anderson, Of Payne avenue. Much work
was accomplished. The ladies' will met next
! at the home Of Miss Ilson, on Minnehaha
to be there
The Daughters of Malta will sive "Pa;I
road Excursion to Havana and Return at
Central hall on the evening of May "a. The
| committee is composed of Mrs. Larson Mrs
| Kennedy. Mrs. Pottgieser and Messrs. Brown
! and Paulson.
An all-iay meeting of the Home Missionary
| Society Of the House of Hope Church will be
| held Tuesday in the parlors. Mrs. H. Holbert
will have charge of the luncheon assisted by
Mrs M. L. Saunders and Mrs. Frederick
| Driscoll.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul School
trail high school. Reports of the officers Of
the executive committee and of local unions
| will! be heard and the election of officers
held.
Starlight Camp No. 4s5, of the Boval
Neighbors, will give a calico apron and
necktie party in Central hall Friday even
ing Mesdames otto, Payne, Waters and Day
compose the arrangement committee.
Myrtle Temple No. g. Rathbone Sisters will
give May party Tuesday evening, May IT,
in the Bowlby block. The committee is COM
pUSSu VI MTS. A. X. " Dell, MIS-. j.. Lew.
Mrs. Lettie Sanderson and Mrs. Cooke
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club Will en-
terrain the teachers of the Van Buren, school
Monday afternoon, May 16, in the kinder
garten room. very interesting programme
has been arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Davis, father and
mother of Senator c. X. Davis, will celebrate
the sixty-frst anniversary of their marriage
Aug %, at the Davis residence on Nina ave-
nue..
An entertainment will be given Thursday
evening at Christ church guild for the bene.
At of the Sunday school, Miss Sloane is
chairman of the arrangement committee "
Mrs. W. C. Flick, of 24S Martin street will,
entertain the ladies of Nobility Lodge No.
Is at progressive euchre Saturday afternoon
from 2 to g.
1 The missionary societies of the Congrega
tional churches of st. Paul will hold a union
meeting May "a at Plymouth church.
large card party will be given Monday
at the Ryan by the board of managers of the
Catholic Infants home.
The A. o. U. w. Pleasure club will give
a calico ball Saturday evening at Assembly
hall.
Capital Lodge No. SO, K of P, will give .
party Wednesday evening, in Bowlby hall.
Garfield w. r. c. VIII give a card social
Friday evening.