The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

nUal SOlfSe, TO De Helu SATURDAY SNeh-
ing at the Commercial club. The ma
musicians of the city Will be enter
tanned by the club and invitations for
the affair will be issued this week.
There will be musical programme ITO
be announced later, and there will al%o
be speeches by prominent men ard
women.
The first evening recital will be given
by the club Oct. 25. The programme
will BE- given by Messrs. Herman
Scheffer, assisted by a leading local
vocal st in Park Congregational church.
The first afternoon club recital takes
place in Park Congregational church
"Wednesday, Nov. 8;
Following is the programme announced by
Oct. 2O-"Pre-Columbian Discoveries"
Nov. Sold Knickerbocker Days in New
York. The Puritan in New England" The
Aristocrats of Virginia"
Nov. l7-Debate: Resolved, That Our
DOmestcity Is Decreasing.
Dec THE Reign of the Witches"
Dec. 15-"Public Schools in the Colonies"
Dec. 29-"Does Modern Education Educate?"
Jan. 12-"Slavery Up to 17S7.''
Jan. Colonial Literature"
Feb. 9-'Attempts at Confederation Before
1889" Annual meeting.
Feb 2S--'From the Voice of the People to
the Machine"
March 9-''ObHgations of Citizenship"
March 2S-"The Monroe Doctrine and Its
influence Today
April Revolutionary Leaders"
April 20-"WOmen of Colonial and Revolu-
tiOnary Times"
The bazaar, which will be operated in Mar
ket hall next week, opening Oct. %. for the
benefit of the House Of the
the attractive ventures of the opening season.
The first special attraction will be Tuesday
evening, when series of living pictures will
be presented. The pictures will be under
the direction of A n Stem and DreViOuS-
ly announced. will represent local firms.
Through the courtesy Of Gen. Page and
Col. Harbach, the Third Infantry band has
been procured for Friday evening, Oct 49,
The stage will be decorated with flags and
patriotic airs and patriotic speeches will COM
bine to make the evening pre-eminently patri-
otto.
The Entertainment arranged for the four
evenings are but a portion OF a tremendous
whole.
The bazar continues through the week.
The proncipal Catholic parishes are vying
with each other in the beauty OF their booths,
and the grand display OF fancy articles. Mrs.
Doran has been working so successfully in
behalf of the cathedral parish that the ca
pacity Of her residence, on Summit avenue
is being taxed by the hundreds of articles ar
irving daily from generous donors.
Though the living picture ads. are the
not neglecting their fancy goods =" table,
which is in charge of the following commit
tee:
Mrs w T. Robertson, Mrs c. Copley Mrs.
81. J. Costello, Mrs. J. B. La Belle Mrs. e.
SErnst, Mrs H. F. Quinlan Mrs. W Perkins,
Mrs d. w. LAWYER, Mrs. H. c. McNair, Mrs.
ConvIlle Miss Nolan, Miss Marie Keogh.
unique attraction of st. Joseph's depart
ment Will be an Oriental corner, where the
tired may rest and indulge in cup Of tea.
Sofa cushions OF all sizes and prices will be
for sale, as well as the dainty CUPS and
saucers. The sofa cushions will be u2d9r
Ferguson, Beaumont Hill Johnson, Allen
and Mrs. John Prince, Mrs Perkins, Mrs. Mil
Ter and Mrs. Frye.
Mrs. Emil Onet will receive Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of next week at her
APARTMENTS in the Albion. She viii be as
sisted by her cousin, Mrs F. A. Simons
OF kenwood boulevard, Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Shepley were surprised
Monday evening at their residence on Uni
dancing and cards. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Fetch, Mr. Pothen and Mr.. suerth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seeger celebrated
their twenty-ffth wedding anniversary Sun
day evening.
Mrs. H. Barton entertained a chidren's
party Friday for her daughter, Cornela.
Garfield W. R. C. No. 5 gave a progress
s SIZE ea[d party Friday evening at their hall
lows NTs Mrs Fr4es were won as tol
Mr.. Atkins and Mr.. Maurice.
rage Of Miss Clara Fetsch and George H.
Pleins The wedding win take place Oct %
in Assumption church, Father Alfred Mayer
officiating. On account of the recent death
of the brides father the wedding will be a
quiet one. Mr.. Pieins is clerk in the
army building.
Miss Anna Edwards and Julius A. Oes-
treich were married Wednesday evening at
the residence Of the brides sister, Mrs C.
b. Schroeder. Only relatives and a few
intimate friends were present. Rv.- A. B.
Mcldrum, of the Central Presbyterian church,
oMelated. Miss Rena Brown played the we'd
ding march. The bride wore white organdie
over white tafIeta. After the ceremony a
wedding supper was served. The table was
decorated with roses and palms. The guests
from cut of town were Mrs. J. Oestreich and
Albert Oestreich, of Hastings; Mrs. J. Leigh
OF Portland, Or. Mr.. and Mrs. Oestreieh will
De at home after Nox' ] at 500 St. Peter street
Invitations have been issued for the mar
TlaSe OF Miss Edith La Croix to Edward
Ahern. The wedding will take place Wednes-
DAY morning at st. Louis church, Exchange
and Habasha streets.
Rev. ard Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl were rendered
reception Friday evening in the parors
Of the First NJ. E. church by the Ladies'
society. The rooms were decorated with
AaSS' bunting and palms and in the dining
room We're roses and carnations. Rev. and
Mrs. Cowgirl were assisted in receiving by
Judge and Mrs. Hascal r. Bril- Dr. and
Mrs Mrs c. Z. Riggs and DR.. and Mrs. A. W.
n
beTs and readings, in which the following
participated: The Misses Todd Miss Laura
N. Miller, Miss Edith Hammersley Ernest
Shi!lrich and Mr.. Anderson. Mrs. a. A.
Young who had charge Of the dining room
was assisted by Mrs. w. P. Westfan Mrs
g. II. Burnham, Mrs. w. T. Stewart Mrs
Clyde Straight, Mrs. Omar Scott, Mrs Theo-
dCre Smith and Mrs. Hawthorne.
Miss Cora Kent, of Banfl street gave an
Informal party Friday evening" the invited
guests being all young women. Later in
the evening party of young men rendered
the gathering a surprise party. A cake walk
Won by Miss Bess Jones and Ed Schram
was ore of the pleasant features of the even
Ing. Among the guests were: Miss s NIL
dred Chandler, Laura Chandler, Nellie Chan
9ler, Maud Schram, Maggie James Ruth
Jones Florence Slocum, Bess Jones, Esther
W aI!ace, Pauline Stiner, jeanette Patterson
MeSsrs. John Moshofsky, Joe Dow. George
McNelgh, Joe McVeigh, Ed Schram less
Emmett, Tom Kavanaugh Roy Flick. Hiram
Kent, Harry Picha, Carl Sitta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Henry Esmeg. CT
East Tenth street, entertained Wednesd
evening on the occasion of their first wedding
anniversary. Among the out-of-town CUES 8
we're Misses Annie and Amy Esme5 and
Grant Phillips, of Lake City. There was
music, dancing and cake walk.
surprise party was given Thursday even