The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-26


Boys Brigade Gave a Fancy
Drili-Sunday School Concert Mt
First Baptist Church - Other
Events of a Wintry Day.
The members Of the ST. Paul German
club were hosts to a handsome cotillion
in Elk's hall last evening, the first
club event of the season. The guests
We're received for the club by:
Mrs. George Young, Mrs. w. H. Lightner.
Mrs. Milton Griggs and Mrs. Dousman.
The german was led by Mr.. Yardley
Among those present were:
1; The Misses Stevenson, constans, Dousman,
Hill, GotZian. Sanborn, Bass, Finch and
Hastings, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hersey. Mr. and Mrs
'0 MasI Field i,b MI: and Mrs Clark
B1geioW' Burns, Constans, Finch and others.
The Sunday school chorus. under the di-
rection OF Miss Alcott, and the Juvenile or
chestra, under Miss Hopes direction, gave
a largely attended concert last evening in
the parlors OF First Baptist church. Aside
from numbers by the orchestra and chorus
Miss Maud Boice was heard in several read
tngs, Kenneth Smith gave a mandolin solo
Aiss Jessie Williams sang a solo, Miss
Esther Swanstrom read Georgia TelIv won
Williams sang duet, and Miss Linton, the
cornettist, played There was also a quar-
tette by Misses Huffsmith and Northrup, and
Messrs. Boyer and Perry.
Ices and cake were served.
The Second and Third companies of the
Boys Brigade of Central Presbyterian Church
enjoyed. nicely arranged programme follow
Ing fancy drill at the church last evening
After the drill in the basement the boys and
a few friends adjourned to the parlors above
and listened to the programme given by Miss
Kellogg, pianist; Abner Gran, reader; VIII
Moeller pianist; Miss Belle Linton, cornettist;
cake were served. Sanford Smith furnished
the music for marching. playing ON a piccolo
among the boys present were Capts. Wright
Wright, Strain. Gran. Harris. John McAuIey
Frank Weber, Charles Harrington Bert
Walker, Thomas Tigen. Ford Strain, George
Gault, Pardee Singleton, Richardson Frank
Culhn, Ernest Wright, Frank Nuremberg
Charles Bishop and others.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. E. W. Gregory, 234 Arundel
street, Wednesday, Nov. 80, instead Of Tues
day. on account of the Liberal Union of Min
nesota Women meeting Tuesday at ALI Souls
church, Eighth avenue southeast, above Sixth
street, Minneapolis.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Of
the First German NJ. e. Church will give a
Thanksgiving social Monday evening at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Weber, on Van
Slyke court. The committee Is Miss Ben
dixon Miss Mahle and Miss Hultsick.
A Thanksgiving tea was given Thursday
afternoon for two visiting girls, Miss Haw,
Of Richmond, Va. and Miss Hall Of Winston,
Cooper, at The Thomas home, on Laurel ave-
nue., Assisting were Miss Harrison, of So.
Louis; Miss Cecyl White, Miss Halloran, OF
and Mrs. Van Week. Mr.. and Mrs. H. n.
Lyon, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. w. Lancaster. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas, Messrs. Wedge, Searles,
Mr. and Mrs. Butts, of Carroll street, cele-
brated the fourteenth anniversary Of their
some 100 Of their friends. The rooms were
decorated with roses and chrysanthemums,
Assisting with the host and hostess were Mrs.
M Mfsul Amy Hf HrscS n sad Julia GSeF the
J. Edward Barclay gives reception today
from 4:3O until I o'clock In the rooms of tho
Commercial club.
Mrs Cass Gilbert gave her second ait home
yesterday at her home, on Floral street
Prof and Mrs. ]. C. Bryant and some thirty
members OF the Literary Academy OF Central
High School were guests last evening OF
Barry Dibble at his home. on Summit ave
nue. There was a literary programme, fol-
lowed by music. dancing and refreshments
Mrs. c. T. Clark entertained last evening
at her home on West Ninth street.
Mrs H. Holbert. of Summit avenue. enter
tains today at euchre
Mrs. Dudley w. Rhodes, Of Ashland ave-
nue.. gives a buffet luncheon today.
The Dresden Euchre club meets this even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Fled Morrison, of
Whltall street.
The regular meeting Of Distaff chapter, D.
A. R., will be held this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. J. @. Adams, on Crocus hill.
There will be literary programme, followed
by social hour.
The Jewish Women's council meets Dec. IA
in Standard hall, when Dr. Tester will speak.
An excellent winters programme has been
arranged by the women. Marie Sanford spoke
at the last meeting, which was a combined
Mrs II. v. Seymour. is home from the
East and is spending the winter with Mrs.
e. G. Stringer, of Ashland avenue.
Miss Mamie Bowlin, of Summit avenue, Ia
South.
Mrs. F. B. Kellogg is home from Roches-
ter. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Holbert are home
from the East.
Mrs. T. L. Wann spent the week in Chi
cago for the opera.
Miss Jane Clarke is South for the winter.
Miss Cheatham returns South Monday.
Miss Nellie Finch will spend part of the
season in New York as Mrs. Stocktons guest
Mrs o. H. Rask left yesterday for Buffalo
n. Y. where she will meet her husband
Lieut.. Rask, OF the Fifteenth regiment, and
accompany him to Augusta, Ca, and later
to Havana.
Mrs. Frank Beamisch and little daughter
Myrtle, Of Sioux City. To-, are visiting Mrs
Hugh Murray, of Beaumont street.
Mrs. Frank Thompson, of Fargo, n. D., Il
the guest of Miss Marian Keller.
IOhD Matthew'S ~ in has
gone to Chicago to visit relatives.