The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-29
EVENTS OF SOCIAL WORLD
GREEN ROOM DRAMATIC CLUBS
NEW PLAY
VIII BE Given in Peoples Church
the First Tuesday Following Ens-
ter-Mrs. Charles r. NOyes Enter
tains Miss Mary c. Jackson-Art
Loan Exhibit Arranged for Next
Friday Evening-0ther Matters.

Friday Evening-Other Matters.
The Green Room Dramatic club, Of
Peoples church, is rehearsing for a lit
tie play to be given in the lecture room
Of the church the evening of the first
Tuesday following Easter.
The entertainment will be under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Sewing circle.
Among those to take part in the pro-
gramme will be Miss Lohlker, Miss
Dampier and Mr.. Kellar.
Mrs. Chares P. Noyes. so Virginia avenue,
has been entertaining Miss Mary c. jackson
the coIored missionary .,' from Atlanta, Ca.
Miss Jackson is the principal of the Hams
Industrial school, and came to st. Paul to
sionary societies of the St. Paul Presbytery
held at Merriam Park last week. She re-
turned home yesterday. '
church will give conundrum supper in the
church parlors Thursday evening.
An art loan entertainment followed by a
musical programme will be given Friday
evening by the women of Hebron Baptist
church. in a vacant residence. on Clinton
avenue.
Mrs. W. c. Montgomery, of 16s West Ninth
street, entertained the Birthday Afternoon
club yesterday.
The members of the Afternoon H. U. Euchre
club entertained last evening at the home OF
Mrs. P. ]. Lockwood, on Aurora avenue.
The guests for the evening were the husbands
Of the members.
The St. Paul Sunday School superintend-
ents' union will meet at o'clock this even
ing in the parlors of the First Baptist church.
$50 o'clock by the usual supper. The table
talk will be devoted to trained teachers AT
1870 o'clock there will be, a general business
to Vtng mrs. Gseuf Russ OF will sns
aHs eaa Mrs t. n TemPf hssso5 win speak on
The Ladies' Society of St. Anthony Park
meets today with Mrs. William Gray, of
Navel street.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given Thursday evening by the women
of Arlington Hills church. in I. O.. o. F.
hall, on Payne avenue.
Ellsworth Circle No. 8, L. of the g. A. R..
gives benefit ball Tuesday evening" April 10.
The Ladies' Aid Society of First Christian
Church gives a Klondike social Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. L. c. Rogers.
244 Dayton avenue.
The K. X. X. Jrs. are arranging to give
their last hop of the winter series, April 20
in Lifts hall.
The seventh annual ball of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Division 125 to $50, B. l.. E., Will
be given Tuesday evening, April 20, in Odd
Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets.
Miss Alice Matthews, of Burr street, en-
tertains the Young Peoples Circle club Thurs
day evening.
The Ladies' Art club met yesterday after
noon in the assembly hall Of Central high
school, and heard an address by Mrs G. r.
Metcalf on Italian Art"
The Political Equality club met last even
Ing in the St. Paul Commons. Dr. Cora
Smith Eaton spoke on Woman as a Citi-
zen," and DR.. Bessie Halnes, of Minneapolis,
gave report Of the national suffrage con-
vention, held recently in Washington, D c.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Kelly gave a number Of read
ings.
Nathan Hale chapter. D A. R., meets this
afternoon with Mrs. E. ]. McWilliams on
Summit avenue. Reports from the national
congress will be heard.
Meridian lodge Of ODD Fellows gave an en-
joyable entertainment last evening in celebra-
tion Of its ninth anniversary. The opening
ems. who gave a brief history of the lodge,
which has seventy-fve members. The lodge
orchestra was heard in several mandolin and
guitar selections. and Alex. Van Praag in
typical negro makeup, sang 1.-THE Suanee
River" with effect. Frank Powers made an
address, and an orchestra Of small boys and
girls contributed to the evenings amusement.
Later there were refreshments. There was
large attendance.