The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-16
TO MAKE LIFE BRIGHTER
THE AIM OF SOME OF ST. PAUL,S
SOCIETY WOMEN
VIII Form an Organization to he
known as the Picture Mission
Hospitals, Jails, Prisons, Etc, to
Be Furnished With Bright Bits of
Art-Other Social News.

One Of the new organizations to be
agitated after Easter will be the Pic
ture mission, in which some of the So
clety women Of ST. Paul are interested,
and which will be made up of a mem
bership of young women.
Inc Idea OF the society Is the dis
trlbut1on OF pictures among the hospi-
tails, Jafls, prisons or aims houses and
also among families where the bright
bits in life are only too scarce The
work Of the best masters in line and
half-tone engraving, the best of pho
tographers, etchers and all reproducers
of repute, will compose the collection
of the mission, and from this collection
proper selections will be made for gifts
Pictures of more value will also be
obtained and resold, the proceeds 60
ing toward the society treasury. An
attempt will also be made to place
good but cheap pictures in many of
the country schools, in libraries, in
church parlors and reading rooms, for
the idea will be enlarged, if possible,
so that a state society may be formed
with several branches in each city. 1t
must not be understood, however, that
the picture mission is to be a crusade
Of culture.
The promoters have on hand at pres
emf a goodly number Of Easter cards to
be sent out to the poor farm and other
institutions. The names of the prison
erS in saltwater prison have been OBJ
ta1ned and to each man and woman,
personally, will be sent a card bearing
friendly inscription.
The marriage of Miss Marie Frisk
and H. Lamont Daniels will take place
this evening at the home of the bride
in Merriam Park. Monday evening
Miss Ella Daniels gave a pretty dinner
for the members of the bridal party at
the Commercial club. A large bunch
of American Beauty roses formed the
centerpiece and a long stemmed bios
som was at each cover. The name
cards were decorated with a fleur-de-
lis embossed in gold and covers were
laid for ten. Last evening Clarence
Scott and William Cavanaugh gave
dinner for Mr.. Daniels.
Miss Lulu Frisk will be maid of
honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Lottie Johns, of New Richmond; Miss
Ella Daniels and Miss Maud Bradbury
Clarence Scott will act as best man and
the ushers will be William Cavanaugh
Arthur Cakes and George Mathieson.
Mrs. Charles Titcomb entertains today at
luncheon for Miss Blanche Williams. the
pianist.
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs D. S.
Sperry, at her home on Holly avenue. Miss
Julia Gallup was the guest of honor, and the
young women entertained were her intimate
friends and former schoolmates. Miss Gal up
leaves this week for the West.
The tables yesterday were beautifully laid,
the details being wholly in delicate violet
embroidered linen. wide satin streamers and
hyacinths and violets carrying out the pretty
effect. AS the courses were rived the guests
progressed from table to table, two young
women remaining at each table during the
repast. Miss Gallup and Miss Teasdale re-
manned at the first table.
The Primary Sunday School Teachers
Union will meet Friday afternoon in House OF
Hope parlors. Mrs. T. S. Tompkins will pre-
sent the lessons.
Grover. 'Memorizing Scripture will be tie
subject presented for discussion by Mrs. ].
Root. Mrs ]. H. Randall will conduct the
normal class.
Miss Bessie Robinson of Dayton avenue,
entertained the Young Ladies' Euchre club
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. P. Plant, of St. Anthony Park,
gave large reception last evening for Miss
Jennie Hnckley.
The Old Maids Euchre club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon and evening at
the home Of Miss Florence Morehous, on st.
Adams street.
The Ladies Aid Society of First Universal
list Church met yesterday with Mrs. S. V.
Horn, of 500 Canada street.
The Alert Euchre club met yesterday with
Mrs. F. R. Hubbell, Of Goodrich avenue
Mrs. E. Welch, of the Buckingham enter
tanned the Glover Leaf Euchre club today.
Mrs. A. Rolling. CT Maple street, enter
tanned the Twickenham Cinch club last ev n
ing.
Willard w. c. T. U. met yesterday with
Mrs. Handy, at the parsonage OF Clinton
Avenue NJ E. church Mrs. Frances Palmer
Klmball gave a parliamentary drill, and Mrs
McCardy, of Minneapolis, spoke on state
prison work.
The Mystic Three" will give a dancing
party, Friday evening, March IS, at the Buck
ingham.
Miss Carrie Bishop. Of San Francisco, is
the guest Of friends on University avenue.
Miss Margaret Compton is visiting In Fer
gus Falls.
Miss Susie O'Brien is homo from Red Wig
Miss Ruby Teasdale, of Grand avenue is
home from Chicago.
Miss Florence Auerbach is the guest of the
Misses Day. in Baltimore.
Miss Grace Taylor of Madison Wis, will
be the guest of Twin City friends next month.
It is a spring tonic-a muscle builder
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