The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-17
SOCIETY," 1'|>=:;I

report of the union meeting of the Mothers
clubs of last Tuesday by the president, Mrs.
d. c. Reed.
The entertainment given by the pupils
of the Monroe school three evenings OF last
week, WILL by request Of great number Of
people, be REPEATED Monday evening IN q. s.
p S. hall, West Seventh and Western ave-
nue.. The programme consists principally OF
living pictures illustrating Eugene Fields
poems.
A special meeting of Como Division No. sS
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order Of Railway
Conductors, will be held at Bowlby hall, Fri
day afternoon. at 2:S0. Final preparations
will be made for the Easter ball to be given
at Elks' hail. On Wednesday evening, the 27th
A large class will also be initiated.
A joint committee representing the ten
local camps OF the Modern Woodmen will
meet Monday in the Odd Fellows block to
arrange for a picnic and reception for the
head camp officers that will visit the city
in June. The Royal Neighbor camps will
probably cooperate.
The Douglass branch of the public school
union will meet Monday evening in the Doug
lass school building. Home Education" will
be discussed. Mrs. Nabersburg will lead. A
musical programme will be given and In this
the children of the school will take part
The first regular dancing party at the Town
and Country club house will take place May T.
The St Anthony Hill orchestra will furnish
dance and concert music. The club has also
club house on Decoration day. May 80.
The junior chorus of the First Baptist
church will give an Easter musical pro-
gramme this evening in the church. The
ouartette. composed Of Misses Lolo. Lottie
Lucy and Lenora Schiebe.
Battery A. First battalion of artillery, MN
nesota national guard, will give dance May
6 at the armory for the Maine monument
fund.- The committee is composed of e. H.
Bierman, Frank j. Obst, John A. c. Glceser
and P. Miller.
Mrs T. ]. Campbell. of Marshall avenue,
will give euchre party Thursday afternoon.
Gen. Sibey circle, Ladies Of the G. A. R..
will give hard times" social at Garfield
post hall. 81 Wabasha street, next Wednes-
day evening
Froebers birthday, which occurs SATURDAY,
is quite an event in the educational world,
especially among tho kindergaTtens. The
day will be celebrated by the Minneapolis and
st. Paul kindergartens together in st. Paul.
The Hill Division of the First Baptist Church
will serve dinner at noon Thursday in the
church parlors. Mrs. F. A. Fogg. Mrs: E.
NJ. Van Duzee Mrs. H. Hope, Mrs. w. j.
Allen and Mrs. ]. II. Moore will be in charge.
The Miller-Jackson Colored Concert COM
pany will give entertainment at Pacific
Congregational church on Friday evening OF
this week. They will be assisted by Miss
Mayme Weir, elocuticnist, of Minneapolis.
A social event that is being looked forward
to in military circles is the annual inspection
of Company c. to be held at the armory Mon
day evening, the 2oth promenade concert
will be given before the inspection.
The next meeting Of the Cycle History class
will be held at the home of Mrs. j. w.
Straight. on Hague avenue. MRS: j. watson
Smith and Mrs. j. A. Swanson will read
papers Greek History"
The Young Peoples Guild of Unity Church
will give art gallery entertainment in the
lecture room Of the church next Friday even
ing. The gallery will contain none but liv-
ing pictures.
Battery A, state militia. will give a social
hop May for the benefit of the Maine"
monument fund. Music will be furnished by
STEMS Second Regiment band Of thirty-six
pieces.
Mrs. A. B. st:ckney will give a reception
about May 1 for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Stickney and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Morrison,
both Of whose weddings occurred this week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers will give its seventh an
nual ball Tuesday evening, the Goth, in Odd
Fellows hall, Wabasha and Fifth streets.
social will be given by st. Paul CHAPTER
No. "a, Order of the Eastern Star, Friday
evening. at the residence of Mrs. Van Duyne,
TAI East Third street.
Ladies Auxiliary to A. o. H, Division No.
?, will give their fourth annual bail Monday
evening in Twin City hall. Rice street and
University avenue
The ladies of Highwood and Newport will
give large dancing party in Highwood hall
Friday evening. Mrs. Tuelle has the arrange
meIts in hand.
Minnehaha, camp, Modern Woodmen, will
give its annual ball in Sherman hall Friday,
the 29th Mr. Slocum has charge of the ar
engagements.
The Albion club will give it's final dancing
party of the season in Lifts hall Tuesday
evening. w. ]. Flynt will have charge of the
hccr.
The Misses Prcndergast, of Ashland ave-
nue., have issued invitations for a progress
sive euchre party On Friday evening.
Daughters of Erin, Division No. 2 will
give hop Monday evening in Twin City hall,
Rice street and University avenue
Home Rebekah Lodge No. ZIG, I. o. o. F.
give card and ice cream social at 3S7
Wabasha street Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist Church will meet Tuesday with Mrs
l.. w. French, SIT Holly avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF First Universal
ist Church will meet Tuesday with Mrs. L.
w. French, 517 Holly avenue.
The annual meeting and banquet of the
Northwestern Dory club will be held April 10,
at o'clock at the Ryan.
The R. S. Literary club will give hop
Thursday evening in Twin City hall, Rice
street and University avenue.
Mrs P. G. Mcdonald of Lincoln avenue.
has cards out for euchre party Thursday
evening of next week.
The Society OF the Sons of Denmark will
give ball Saturday evening at Arion hall,
II West Third street.
Ellsworth Circle No 8, Ladies of the G. A.
R., will give benefit ball Tuesday evening
in Sherman hall.
Mrs. C. J. Woodbury. and Mrs. S. S. Fenley
will give a dancing party Thursday evening
in Sherman hall.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith, of Marshall avenue,
has cards out for euchre party Friday after
noon.
Mrs. P. ]. Mcdonald, OF Lincoln avenue,
has cards out for a euchre party Thursday.
The Up-to-Date club meets Friday night
with Claud Cottier, on Capitol avenue.