The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02

shade of red. This table was in charge
of Miss Gates, assisted by Misses
Grggs and Fiske. At the curio table
Miss Northrop was in charge, assisted
by Miss Alice Northrop, Miss Wason
and Mrs. Rhodes. Many of the articles
displayed had been sent to this coun-
try by missionaries. A second table
bearing odds and ends was in charge
of Miss Wakefield, assisted by Miss
Randall. The receiving committee was:
Misses Hills and Lowe and Joseph
Chapman. During the evening there
was a programme in charge of Miss
Wakefield. Miss Pitman, the reader
was among others who contributed
There was a large attendance.
Mrs. Russell Dorr will entertain this even
Ing in compliment to Miss Estelle Rose, the
vocalist, who takes part In this afternoon S
Schubert programme
Mrs. Arthur Brush entertained informally
Monday at her home at Manchester.
Miss Carol Moore, of Dayton avenue, enter
tanned the Paukwama club Monday evening.
Prizes were by Miss McCloud Miss
Moore, Mr. Condy and MI. Hallberg.
Mrs. Gildredge, of the Co,onnade, entertains
Mrs. f. L. Spencer, of Nelson avenue. en-
tertained at cards yesterday.
Como Division No 9S, L. A. to O. of R. c..
will give card party Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Gilboy, on st. Peter street
Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames Hugh
Malloy, H. d. Powers and Grnniger
Willard w. C. T. U. met yesterday at the
home OF Mrs McDaniels, 1853 Winifred street
Mrs. Francis Palmer Kimball gave a parlia-
mentary drill.
Senator Barr. OF Mankato, is the guest of
friends in the city.
Senior Augustine was the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Johnston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Murphy are home from
the South
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brush have returned
from an exte 'ded Eastern trip.
It. H. Lloyd. of Faribault, was in the city
Monday.
Miss Ford has returned to Faribault.
The Hamline Fortnightly club, instead of
their usual programme, devoted the hour for
the regular meeting yesterday to a musical
programme, which was given by members of
the Schubert club. Mrs. Charles NJ Akers
maze . a rev opening remarks, upon the work
bers of the club felt toward the ladies who
had SO kindly consented to assist The first
number on the programme was then given
by Mrs. Colville. who rendered, most feeling
ly, vocal solo.
Mrs; Wagner. recently of Albany, N Y,
played Moments Musicale by Mioschowski,
and an Air From Bach''
MISS Louise Taylor fay ored the ladies with
two, violin selections. Mrs. Grace Lincoln
Durham, of Fort Dodge, To-. was present as
the guest Of Mrs. Norman Larsen. and sang
Thou Art Like Unto Flower by Cantor
A paper by Mrs. Russell Door on The Value
of Music in the Development of Character, -
was highly appreciated. At the close of the
programme an informal reception followed
About forty ladies were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Aloise Hartwig. of Farming
ton, have been spending the past week In
st. Paul, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs John Thrill
OF 40 college avenue. Mr.. Hartwig left last
night on business, for Mount Clemens, Mich
and Mrs. Hartwig viii remain in st. Paul for
few weeks, until his return.
Mrs. Francis Palmer Kimbal gave mar
l1amentary drill yesterday afternoon at the
meeting of Willard w. c. T. u, held at the
home of Mrs. McDaniels, on Winifred street.
These drills will be continued till the mem
bers are thoroughly versed In parliamentary
usages. Twenty members were present at
yesterdays meeting and two new members
were taken in. Mrs. Kimball, as the cor
responding secretary, was instructed to OBJ
tain information as to the financial condition.
OF the w. Z. I. U. Temple in Chicago before
the union tender the same any assistance
Mrs. Hannaford of Portland avenue en-
tertalned at luncheon yesterday
Mrs. B. E. Brown. of Selbv avenue ,s vic
ltlng relatives in Faribault