The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-28


q chi.dren's matinee at O'Clock neSt Satur a.
day afternoon. AeAe o@eur
DR.. and Mrs. Vittum entertain +,do,, 60. N
Marion Crawford. Luz L
ta MRS M NJ. ! Moore. Of Holly avenue, enter
tains the Ladies' Afternoon club Nav ?
Mrs. A. W. Ritzinger, of Paramount ave-
evening. ND ia''
;, Tne officers and teachers of Park Conerepa-
tionai church gave supper at O'Clock last
evening. A teachers meeting followed
The men of Park Congregational church
S ns ia SUI supper ana entertainment this even
Ing IN the cfurch parlors. Dr. Powers and
W. w. Howard are in charge.
The Economy Whist club will meet Friday
Win mrs. Frank Brown, Of Hamline ~.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give is
ing in Oxford hall, St. Peter and Tenth
streets. -'7i-'. 80
st. Luke's Aid Society of st. Paurs Church
will meet Friday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Powell. 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
with Mrs. H. c. Johnson, 224 East Winifred
street eA
The state executive board of the Woman's
Suffrage association will meet at 2 O'clock
this afternoon at DIR. Cora Smith Eaton,s
once ono IN Z, the Masonic Temple, Minneap: lis.
MIS- e. f. Lutz. of Wells, will be present and
present plans for state work. Mrs Iutz 1;
the state president.
Ramsey county W. c. T. U. meets today
Mrs Percy Villas, of Minneapolis, leaves this
week Tor washington to visit Mrs. Spoone:.
Miss Edna MacKnight leaves for her home
in Sheldon, N. D., next week.
Miss Nelson, of Saltwater. is visiting n St.
Paul, and guest at the Schubert club
musicale yesterday.
Miss Edna Brown is home from Les Ange-
les.
Miss Farwell Is visiting her parents on
Selby avenue. She will remain in St. Paul
till her marriage in June, when she will re-
turn to Chicago to reside.
Mrs JAS F. Wade has taken the McKibben
house, on Ashland avenue.
One of the largest balls given this year by
any of the local orders was the annual ball
by the Como Division No. 40, Auxiliary to
the O.. r. c., In Elks hail last evening. The
hall was decorated for the occasion with
palms and flowers and the st. Anthony Hill
orchestra furnished music for an enjoyable
dance programme During the evening re-
freshments were served in the dining hall
roses.
Many out of town guests were present and
the affair was in every way successful.
One Of the Minneapolis divisions came over
in a chartered car.
The following were the committees: Execu-
tive committee-Mrs. j. W. Gilboy, Mrs. NJ.
N. Goss, Mrs. H D. Powers Mrs J. X. Nor
rison, Mrs. F. A. Pease
Reception committee-Mrs. ]. c. Mccall
Mrs. J. Stapleton, Mrs. j. w. Noble, Mrs. H.
Malloy, Mrs. J.. Cardle, Mrs. A. McGiven.
Refreshment committee-Mrs. w. Curran
Mrs. P. j. Mccain, Mrs. G. H. Way, Mrs
P H. Kelly, Mrs. ]. Mordaunt. Mrs. j. Muir
ply, Mrs. J. H. Grinnger. Mrs. P. ]. Houli-
han.
Floor committee-M. N. Goss, H. Malloy,
]. w. Gilboy, ]. c. Mccall, w. H. Monty, j.
Cardle.
Decoration committee-Mrs w. H. Monty,
Mrs. M. Kingsley, Mrs. j. A. Stapleton.
calico apron and neckt1e party and dance
will be given Friday evening, May 10, in
Central hail. Seventh and Sixth streets, by
Starlight Camp No. 465, Royal Neighbors.
The st. Paul chronological society will give
a card party Monday evening in Central hall.
Sent Out for Ninety Days.