The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-26

Which Help to Make Life Pleas
ant.
Mrs. James Lauderdale. of Livingston ave-
nue.. entertained the Willard w. c. T. U. last
evening. Mrs. Frances Palmer Kimball read
a paper. Mrs. E. W. Soule spoke, and Mrs.
Kelly and Father Gmeiner also gave short
| talks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Marvin will cele-
brate their siXty-frst wedding anniversary
April 6.
Mrs. J. Rothschild, of Summit avenue, en-
tertained informally yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Watson Smith, of Summit
avenue entertain the Cycle History club at
dinner this evening.
The hill division of the Ladies' Aid Society
of First Baptist church, met yesterday with
Mrs. F. A. Fogg, of Summit avenue
Mrs Lilah A. Hirst, of Euclid View, en-
tertained the Pioneer Euchre club last even
ing.
An all day meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church, was
East Winifred street.
basket social was given last evening at
the Forest Street Mission.
Mrs George A. Walker of East Eleventh
street, entertains at euchre today.
The Paramount Euchre club met last even
ing with Mrs. A. B. Plough on Paramount
avenue.
The Economy Whist club met yesterday
with Mrs. Larson, at Hamline.
Dr. Walter A. McClurg, United States navy.
VINO Is expected to arrive in st. Paul Sun
day morning, will be the guest of D. A. Mon
fort. DR.. McClurg has been ordered to st.
Paul as the examining surgeon on the enlist
ment board. which is to convene Monday at
the Ryan.
Mrs, Hannibal Hamlin will arrive in St
Paul early next week. She will visit Mrs.
| Douglas, at the Aberdeen, and other friends
in the city. Mrs. Hamlin will receive a cor
dial welcome from st. Paul people, many
of whom were pleasantly associated with her
IN Washington during the life Of her dis
| tinguished husband.
Church entertained last evening for the c. E.
| S. of First Presbyterian Park CONGREGATIONAL
and Woodland Park Baptist Churches. The
| cluded the Misses Ella Barkaloo Lulu Kings
! ley, Charlotte Lewis, Ella Barnett, Grace
Waufe :, and Edith Ivens, and Messrs. Ed
gomery, John Bowman. Vaughan McAdams
Mckenzie, Brack Joseph Knapp, Bertram
Ware and Payson Gilbert.
The members of Unity guild presented
lei on Parle Francais' in the lecture hall
last t,, evening with the following cast Mai
tor Dubois, Sam 1. sewalI Mr.. spriggins
| Charles w. Ames; Mrs. Spriggins, Miss Clara
Sommers; Angelina their daughter), Miss
| Olive M. Long: Julia (wife of Mai. Rattan
| Miss Mary Clark; Anna Maria (maid of ali
! work., Miss Ann LOOMS. Scene-A fashion
| able watering place. Miss Florence Scott
was heard in piano numbers and following the
| play there was dancing.
| The ladies of First M. E. church gave q
| musical entertainment last evening in the
| church parlors.
! The Central w. C. T. u will hold a.
| gospel temperance meeting at the American
Volunteers hall. on Jackson between Seventh
and Eighth streets. this evening. Rev. VIM
c. Covert, pastor of the Merriam Park Pres
| byterian church. will give the address.
| Freshmen "medics" Of the state univer-
| sity were entertained at smoke social at
| the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Burns, 1856
| Laurel avenue, last night. After an evening
of musical entertainment refreshments were
| served.
| The Y. P. S. c. E. of the House of Hope
| Church gave a social in the church parlors
| last evening. An enjoyable programme was
given, being participated in by Miss Lyons.
| Miss Robinson and Rev. c. W. ScoveI. Re,
| freshments were served by number of the
| young ladies Of the church.