The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-08
OF INTEREST TO SOCIETY
THE CLOSING DAYS OF LENT Ann
QUIET

THE CLOSING DAYS OF LENT ARE
QUIET
Master Guy w. j. Maingy. Of Of
t""a' Cam, Visiting With Mrs. r..
A. face-Is d Distinguished Bow
ginger and a Friend of Lord All.
eroeen-WflFSing in St. Paul.
other Doings sof Interest.
MRS. R; A. Pace, Of 63 College avenue ,s
in the nnrs quite distinguished little guest
II me- person of her nephew, Master Guy "
D.. NANCY, of Ottawa, Canada guy w.
WA MASTER MaingY is high in the favor of the
s some 1 nan Aberdeen, who has just sent him
soMe new music. He is the proud nn,sasnn
OF letter from the earl INTRODUCING biS, ~
some 80 Minnesotasfriends, and speaking hinbiv
or his musical talent e Aiehly
day a mern miaing sang The Palms last Sun
s ~ p. and Will sing ''Veni Creator"
ae 81: Mary's, this city, on Easter SUNDAY
That NJ d Reda VIII return and sing II Know
apolis. s1i0n' mihne-
me Inter- collegiate Oratorfcal association,
contest will be held this evening at 70 rito,
G1iiege, Northfeld. A special car will fsGa
University of Minnesota, Manchester anI
will ha students to Northfield Maealester
| Doeltz. A @Aoeis anu Faul
Walter Thomas Mills lectured last even,n.
CIV % munster enurch, on the West side.
freeman D. Somerby, of Baltimore su-
ple,ne president of the Order of Iron Hall
Will visit st. Paul this month. The s. pa,,i
lodges will unite in giving him a nnhiic rei
ceptlon. A committee. of three from aaoh
toage VIII ARRANGE this details. At last eysn-
i Ht s. meeting @ Of the ladies' branch Mrs.
f1llton, MRS. Rees land Mrs. Hartman were
appointed to confer with the general commit
tee. o ~ eohiuiie-
James A. McRae, of the Security Ron, 90
Graceville, is in the city. N0'''i'N ~
Mrs Ansel oppenheim, of the Aberdeen
MINI. u Ne roy
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Bethel boat
WI, WIZ nolq Jus regular monthly business meet
ing on tuesday morning.
At meeting of the board of managers
nj MI sne M Gatnoiic Infants home on Wednesday
Tor this month. Mrs. M. F. Kennedy re-
ported that the net proceeds of the lecture
at st; Joseph's church will exceed SIPS. But
one death has occurred at the home durino
the month"; twenty-one children We're cared
Tor, and two were sent out for adoption.
ane WoLIe4 rome Missionary Society of
afternoon to discuss Freedom Of the South. :"
Papers will be read by Mrs. Dawson and
Miss Martha Marks Mrs Ma1drmn, iii
lead. "'1'
Rev. John S. Merrick will lecture on next
wednesday evening at the Goodrich Ave
nue. Presbyterian church.
Mrs. E. A. Jaggard, of Exchange street
Will entertain for Miss Fauntleroy and Mrs
Johnson at euchre party during the com
ing week.
The Crocus Hill Summer club was organized
last evening at the club house on Crocus
hill.
Miss Grouse. who has been visiting Miss
Greve, of Summit avenue, has returned to
Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Annie Morrow, of Cedar street spent
her Easter vacation with Mrs. John O'Brien.
Of saltwater.
Douglass Wright is home from school for
the Easter vacation.
Miss Ada Fry returns from Indianapolis
the first of next week.
Mrs: George Grove, of Graceville. is in
her daughters, the superioress of tho House
of the Good Shepherd, and Sister Amy. also
member Of the Order of the Good Shep-
herd.
Tomorrow occurs the ceremony of blessing
holy water in the Catholic churches.
Rev; Father Lawler will lecture at the
cathedral tomorrow evening. There will
aso be e t Gna9t ross the and the
| will sing Regina stabat Mater
thedral last evening. The "Tenebrae,' W. W.
| chanted.
| Division No. 4, A. o. H., has planned to give
| dancing party at Sherman hall on next
| Tuesday evening. The COMMITTEES on erranee
ments has been instructed to make the affair
| hall is on the corner of Sixth and Wabasha
Division No. ], ?. Of p. will hold its reg
Mrs. De Wolf will sing today in ono Of
fne large gnnieago si churches She will sing
| here on Wednesday evening.
guest of Mrs. M. W. Gallagher, of 21S Gene
see street.
Zenith Branch No. %. Order Of the Iron
| hall, entertained at cinch party on Wednes
was composed of Mesdames Barry a and Harts
man. and Misses Hill and Tierney.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Of the First M. 2. Church will meet with Mrs.
G.. H. Griswold, corner Dale and Carroll
| streets next TUESDAY afternoon at $50
| o'clock. Tibet the Closed Land" is the
| subject of the meeting.
| The quarterly meeting of the Woman's
| Church will be held in the First M. o.
| Church, in this city, all day Wednesday.
| April ID. both cities and the suburbs pariici.
pating in the meeting.
Charged With Assault.
| AS result of the family row at the home
| of Ike and Fred LYDIA, on the West side flats