The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
1T IS THANKSGIVING WEEK
LOCAL SOCIETY Is WAITING FOR
THE MIDWEEK PLEASURES

Charity Ball Wednesday Night VIII
Be the Stellar Feature of the
! Weeks Gayety-SnoG May Spoil
the Usual skating.
Thanksgiving promises much in the way
of social events. and in fact the entire latter
part Of the week will be unusually gay. OF
course, the charity ball takes the lead, and
according to those interested will far surpass
all other attempts made by the board of st.
Luke's hospital The Minnesota State band,
under the direction of C. NJ. Selling has been
secured 10 furnish music.
The weather man seems to have determined
| that the merrymakers shall go asleighing
| Thanksgiving in real old-fashioned style, but
alas for the poisoning hopes of the young
folks who had planned TO go skating. Such
early snow, coming, as this id before the ice
mad formed, is hardly promising.
The entertainment committee of the STAN
card club has arranged for some kind of a
thanksgiving event but just what 1t is to be
Dr. Haas, the chairman, refuses TO state. The
club events are usually planned as surprises
from the entertainment committee to the club
members and each year something novel and
enjoyable is attempted at Thanksgiving time.
Former successes by the committee have led
the club to leave everything in its hands and
the results have always been more than
! satisfactory.
The Elks have announced full dress ball
for Thanksgiving eve, in Elks' hall.
| Mrs. Willard gives of the largest ger
mans Of the season Thanksgiving evening in
Elks' hall. for Miss Millard and two visiting
girls, Miss Wick of Youngstown, o.. and Miss
Cheatham, of Louisville, Ky.
At the Town and Country club Thanksgiv-
ing will be observed in the usual way and
there viii be elaborate programme of
music by the St. Anthony Hin orchestra.
Miss Lila Espy and Miss Lucy Logan Cooper
entertain Thursday for two Southern girls,
Miss Haw, of West Virginia, and Miss Hill,
Of North Carolina.
Among the large clubs there will be much
merrymaking. Company A, Fourth regiment
| has first hall FOR
! Thanksgiving eve in the old armory hall.
The Minnesota State band furnishes music.
The Laurel Cycle club gives ball Thanks
giving eve. Following are the committees:
Floor-Wolfred Nelson, Gus D. Massing, w.
J. Prendergast c: o: Martin and Edw. vii
SON. som, E s. Wedn E. G. .0s Smith ill., W j. Mur
ray, w W. Baker F. J. 0'Rourke, H. Schroe-
der Al. Cameron, II. G. Moe Dr.. L. A. Mel
son, r. J Messing ard G. A. Smith. The St
Anthony Hill orchestra Will furnish the
music. the overture being played promptly
at p. M a catchy programme Of new and
popular numbers has been selected
Capital City Cycle club gives its dancing
party in Cambridge hall Thanksgiving night.
West Side Lodge No: 106 |; o. o. F., and
will give hop Wednesday evening at their
hall, on South Wabasha and Fairchild ave-
l hop Thursday in Sherman hall. Northern
Lodge No. 126, A O. U. w, will give
l Thanksgiving ball and oyster supper Thurs
/ day evening at Hedman's hall, on Rice street.
The Butchers Mutual Benefit society will
give its thirteenth annual ball Thanksgiving
&. night, in Mozart hall, Danz's orchestra will
furnish music. st. Paul Camp No. g. Wood
D men of the World, will give their fifth an
nual ball at the West Side opera house, South
Wabasha and Colorado streets, Thanksgiving
eve. The White Flyer Cycle club Will give its
Q second dancing party of the season at .Sher-
D man hall Thanksgiving eve. Music by Pc
pins orchestra. Twenty numbers will be
danced
e Mrs. William P. Clough and Mrs. Spencer
a evening
o'clock. for Miss Blanche ClOugh.
Mrs. Henry schurmeier gives an afternoon
reception Saturday at her home, on Holly av-
enue.
Miss Dora Jefferson makes her debut today
ut an afternoon reception to be given by Mrs.
: Rufus Jefferson at her home, on Summit ave-
, nue..
' Miss Bancroft entertained informally last
$ evening at her home, on Western avenue.
! Mrs. E. ]. McGroth gives an afternoon re-
/, ception today at her home. on Goodrich ave-
l nue.. Mrs. Horning. of Minneapolis; Miss
A Dyer and Miss De Coster will assist.
5 Mrs. William Butler. Mrs. ]. NJ. Macnider
Z and Mrs. O. A; Zimmerman will be hostesses
today at a military euchre, at 1888 Aurora
avenue, for the benefit of the Deaconess
home. on Fuller street.
Mrs. Fred Pfeifer, entertains the Old Maids
. club tomorrow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rthburn celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary OF their wedding last
> evening at their home on Ashland avenue.
Miss Pleins gives pupils recital this aft
ernoon in Conover hall
Mr.. ana Mrs w H. Butts have issued in
vitations for a reception Friday evening at
ton of their twenty-ifth wedding annlver-
sary.
Miss Ida Finkelstein entertained some OF
her st. Paul and Minneapolis friends Friday
evening in honor of her birthday. The even
ing was pleasantly spent In dancing and
games Prizes were won by H. RosenholtZ, OF
St Paul, and Miss May Abrams, of Minneap-
oils.
: Minnesota Council No. 16s, Northwestern
] Legion Of Honor, win give grand ball Thurs
day evening, Dec. s. at the hall at Rice and
Wabasha streets. Mesdames Cohen, Richards
Moore and Miss Rund are the committee.
= willard w. c. T. U meets today with Mrs.
B. Bowsleld, East Winifred street. There
) St; Lqke,s AID Society of St Paul,s Church
. Pennsylvania avenue st. PauPs annual sup
? per and sale takes place Dec. and 10.
The women Of Plymouth church hold a
Christmas bazar the first week in December.
The women OF st. Clements church hold
an all-day meeting in the guild hall Friday.
The annual Christmas sale will be held
A Dec. 7.
The Ladies' Cooperative Society of the Az
, 4 lantic Congregational Church will give New
England supper Thursday evening. Dec. l. in
the church parlors for the benefit OF the organ
fund The committee is: Mesdames F. H
Hamilton A Z. George, c. D. Andrews J. X
Morrison and B, F: Johnson. Mrs H. c.
, StOwell will have charge OF the tables, as
! sisted by the Misses May Brant, Belle Calder
: wood, Maude Lewis, Hazel Andrews and
: Sophy Johnson
J Mother Goose tableau will be given by
, the Junior Auxiliary of St. Clements church
1 Wednesday evening at the guild house, Milton
street and Portland avenue.
The annual bazar Of ST. Peter Clavers
church will take place at St Peter Cfaver's
hail. on harrington and Aurora avenues the
week beginning Dec. - Mrs. F. L. McGhee
3 and the Misses Spetue Roller, Dtaka and Sslb
} are contesting for valuable diamond ring.
Father Dolan.r OF the cathedral and Father
a contest for q fur-lined overcoat
The UniversaIist Ladies' Aid society meets
today with Mrs. E. ". Gregory, 2S4 Arundel
street.
The St Paul District Association of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
e the First German N, E. church today.
The reading circle Of st. Lukes church met
! last night with Father McNulty
Luther League OF Memorial English Evan