The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02

Kenyon, Minneapolis, vice president; Mrs. r.
l. Barton, St. Paul secretary; Mrs. A. G.
Fairbairn Minneapolis, treasurer.
The first meeting of the year of the Jackson
Drew Mothers club will be held in the kind
ergarten room Of Jackson school Wednesday
at 3:oo p M Mrs. G. w. Ames will read q
paper on "Children's Books DR.. ]. c. Nc
Namara will give a talk. All mothers of the
club are requested to be present.
Lady Somerset Woman's Christian Temper-
ance union will meet Monday, at 8 o'clock, at
state president, viii deliver an address and
Mrs. c. L. Weber. district president, will
speak.
: The Hamline W. c. T. U. will serve a tur-
o'clock today for the benefit of the new read
ing room.
The Thursday circle will meet at the home
Of Mrs: James Skinner. on Summit avenue
Mrs. William Bramhall will read the paper
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
The largest event Wednesday afternoon was
the whist party at the home of Mrs J. p
Larkin, on Virginia avenue. Seven tables of
whist In progressive pairs were played The
rooms were dainty and fragrant with chry-
santhemums in yellow and beautiful purple
violets The guests were: Mesdames Ca.hie
Forster, Evans, Schoff, Matt Clark A. a.
White, Stinson, Charles E. Clark, Sprague
Jurgens. Langford. De Coster, schoonmaker'
F. P. Wright Dudley Finch Oppenhesm 4
e. Foster, Yale and Miss Greve Mrs. Larkin
was assisted by Mrs Walter Dadmun and Mrs
Warren Larkin.
street, gave a very pleasant birthday party
tuesday for her Elmer and daughter
Dagmar. These present were Messrs. Fred
Delmore, Arthur Hicks, Robert Thultn. VIII
mar Rutherford, James Morrison, Ernest
Christensen, Irwin Eastan, James Alteer. and
the Misses s1I Ella Rutherford Agnes Christen-
Hanson, Esther Thulin, Annie Thulin. Ada
Morrison, Berdie Frost, Sara Jesperson, Edith
simmons, Eva Bendixson. Vera Puts, MolIie
Gallagher, Emma Crosby, Sarah Crosby. Grace
Morrison, Maud Tolerton, Lulu Morton
Harmonic club gave a children's dancing
party Wednesday night In the Irish-Ameri-
can club rooms, Endicott Arcade. The grand
march was led by little Miss Marion stern
berg and Master Milton Conhaim. Each
child was presented with q handsome sorye-
MIR Dancing continued until 12 o'clock A
snort programme was rendered by the Misses
Celia Schwab and May Weiss Instrumental
solos, Stella and Milton Firestone; violin and
piano solo and Rotations, by Richard Con-
hahn The ladies' in charge were Mesdames
j. Rothschild S. Weiss, s. Schwab N Bern
helm and ]. Frestone.
A children's party was given Wednesday
by Mrs. George 3. Ives at her home, on Day
ton avenue, for her daughter Bessie large
tree contained gift for each guest. Mrs
Ives was assisted by Miss Ives Miss Burton
and Miss Glass, of Milwaukee. Some of the
guests were Misses Belle Mcclure, Celia Gun
bingham, Hazel Johnson, Lucille Weatherbee
Helen Swenson and Edith Swan; Masters
Harold and Ray Johnson Arthur Burton and
Willie Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lambrecht, of 454 Vir-
ginia avenue were rendered a house warming
surprise last night. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Shared Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Menz, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs G. D.
Luckert, Mr.; and Mrs. w ]. Menu, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Ashworth; Misses Maribel Supple.
Elinor Menu, Anna Lambrecht; Messrs,
Charles e. Caster, Charlie Signs, L. Percy
Bush
Miss Fanny Morey gave birthday party