The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-13
MERRIAM PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. eCoykendau gave a pro-
gresslye euchre party on Thursday evening
II The n0f house OF Miss Nellie Wiley Of Easbag
cut flowers. Prizes were won by Misses
Mar mary CoWles. Amanda zahm and Scot. DR..
I'M I'M Fps, Ne! s. Fred Baker and Ralph Boyer.
Cation. Honcock. Lamhfe, Sheppard, Baker,
S StauIder' IH5iltzen, Frisk Mabel and Mary
z SoS%les, p. a adhltzen Hortense and Amanda
lam, Bell, Douglass, Holloway, Cunningham,
Sullivan 1taI' Scott, Northrup, Ross Bertha Cum
Lambe He ehrs Nsvi5T SsGe G Baked Frs
Baker, Crandall, HuInason, Ralph and Carl
Boyer Boyer A. zahm, C;;Moore, E. Swan Maurice
Frank Matson, Louis Sullivan, Frank Tut
tie, Chris Demming, N, A. Coleman, Rufus
1 Edwards Is, WIN GaEanaugh, John Keyes, L.
ward Berry, DR.. Phillips and DR.. Cornell.
The National Bible class held very inter-
estlng meeting On Wednesday evening. DR..
meeting. discussion on Whether the Cos
pei was Being Preached to the Poor or No.
was lead by Mrs. Adamson.
On tuesday evening. Feb. II, the Merriam
ca by the Cataract council, of Minneapolis.
A. go9d programme has been prepared, and
refreshments will be served.
Inc Christian Endeavor Society Of Olivet
Church will give a colonial social in the
Congregational chapel on the evening of
Washingtons birthday.
Dr.. Mcintyre will lecture on "Buttonel Up
People under the auspices of the Merriam
Park Lecture association, in Woodruff hall,
on Thursday, Feb. "a
DR.. shireas, of St. Paul seminary delivered
an interesting lecture On Character Build
ing before the Mothers club on Monday at
Longfellow school.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian society will
mold their fourteenth annual birthday social
thursday evening, Feb. H. at the home of
Mrs. Magnuson.
carnival of nations will be given by the
daughters of the King at the home of Mss
Huxtabie, 40 Laura avenue, Friday even
ing, Feb. IS.
Rev. John Pemberton will preach this morn
ing in Trinity church, taking for his topic
The Nature and Necessity of Christian Ed
ucation."
The second assembly under the direction
OF the Misses Lewis and Hubbell, will occur
In Woodruff hall Tuesday evening" Feb. Is.
Rev. William Wallace, of Mexico, was
guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. C.
Covert on Thursday evening.
The dancing party to have been given by
the Royal Arcanum on the evening of the
2lst, has been postponed.
The Confession of Faith" is the top.c
on Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed H. Haughton very pleas
antly entertained friends informally at their
home Monday evening"
The Daughters of the King will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. Coykendall.
The ladies of Trinity church gave a sue
cessful social Thursday evening at the home
of A. B. Rand.
Mrs. D. F. Brooks will entertain the art
class at her home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Jones and Miss Cora Jones
nave returned from visit to Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. Cobb entertained Mr. and
Mrs. George Dickman, of Plainvie&
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Riser have as their
guest Rev. c. II. Patton, of Duluth.
Mrs. Reynard entertained Mrs Heiser and
Miss Helen Heiser during the week.
Mrs. NJ. G. McGillis entertained her mother
during the fore part of the week
Mrs. H. s. Sumner will entertain the Mag
azine club at her home Feb. Is.
A fancy dress ball was given Miss Euah
Douglas on Tuesday evening.
Miss Laura Hastings left Wednesday for a
few weeks visit in Duluth.
Herman MildrUm has returned from a
short stay in Chicago.
Miss Elsie Beardsley has been entertaining
her sister, of Mankato.
Mrs. G. H. Mckenzie left on Thursday for
her home in BelOit.
Mrs. L. c. Mccoy will leave for a few
weeks in Mankato.
Mrs. G!i'F Backus entertained friends at
luncheon Saturday. r-,. 3D..
Mrs R. G. Ferrish has returned to her
home in Detroit
Mss Eva Scot will leave tomorrow for a
visit in Iowa.
W. B. Hawley is spending few days in
Duluth.