The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-12

riagee of Mr.. and Mrs. Bueger. After the
regular meeting of the Mozart club the MEM
. oers a S to the Bueger residence and
s serena, the family, after which they were
invited inside. After several chorus num-
Ders, rendered under the supervision of the
New director Claude Madden. refreshments
| prominent and active members of the society
ana the club took advantage of the occa-
sion sion to DO him honor. e Several very fno
ne by Soi Rn, were Ere rendered during the oven
Yankee Doodle ie' Among the members of
5he Mozart club present were President P. J.
| G E treasurer Adam Heck, Geo. Rank,
Fred Eue, Chas. Bloeser, Stephen G.eser,
martin Glesen, Chas. Eue, p " Larsen, Emil
Ge as John Giesen, Henry Zohns, VIM. Con-
Werner, Emile Traeger, ,Chas. r. Yaeger, Mr..
ana Mrs Hugo Dreise Mr. and Mrs. Henry
FIREMAN. and Mr.. land Mrs. Edward Bueger.
MUSIC anu song continued until late hour
! The Laurel Cycle club will run to Harriet
ana back tomorrow evening. Dancing and
refreshmcnts will be enjoyed at the club
mouse following the return
Mrs. Frederick Weyerhceuser entereains at
| puHet luncheon today
A spring fete with many novel and enter
anu an evening evening. under the auspices of the ladies
OF Christ Church Sunday school, in Guild
h haM c Ibu5oanlng the church. The ladies who
,Mow;hng; mrs. p. N. Saunders, Mrs F. Mac
MIC miehaei I Mrs; Lynch. ard the Misses A. Gill
Kinhe Mary Sloan Eunics MacMchael. Grace
elizabeth Andrews, Maude Lyon, May
Napier; Alice Rhodes. Nellie officer and Jean
t te..e McMasters. The arrangements for the
100 are Deing made under the personal d.
rection CT Miss Mary Slcan. Guild hall will
De decorated. Numerous booths will be in
orsge OF da subcommittee, all Of whom have
% % isihaA IDEAS, which will be carried into eff
rect fect. A menagerie will furnish startling
!eatures, never before seen at similar en-
booths W11 In IN this city Candy and nut
,a "a, les OF the parish, between whom friend
the Sunday school fund to Which the es'p pro-
ceeas or the fete Will be donated
mere VIII be called meeting of Willard
g Inion; friday, at the home of Mrs. Soule, on
WITS. L. A. Robinson of Paramount avenue.
terday. 'e'-
MISS Louise Pinska of Geranium street. will
eve wv Oicycle party tomorrow evening for the
w. /. T. U. club ava ''
The Marshall Avenue Euchre club mot Mon.
uay evening with Mr.. and Mrs. A Eschelman
vi OF Laurel avenue, The prizes were won by
+ nr Lucille Mahan3 Mrs. Bevans, Messrs. A.
Miss Dawson will entertain the Young La
a ~ Eucnre club this afternoon at her home
inc Sacred Thirst society will hold a social
meeting this evening in Cretin hall.
The Willing Helpers of the House of Homo
chuFch Will meet tomorrow afternoon.
The Y. P. S. C::lE. e. the House of Hone
nO'0 q HnEtnCcc me-
ing IN the lecture roonlg,1
d, The Daughters Of King will hold their
episcopal church, Minneapolis, Nav 1S and
~. ABOUT twenty-one chapters will be rep
resented 1,e.,e Wednesday evening May 49, there
xrld De reception for the Brotherhood of St
A L ana the Daughters of the King.
inutsoay, Ascension day. communion will be
celebrated. followed by. luncheon and general
. business meeting and supper at O'Clock At
the King and the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew
VIII VIII be heid In the church and an address by
Bishop Whipple. -
This society is an organization for the
women of the Episcopal church. Its obtec.s
are Identical with the Brotherhood of st. An
drew-"The spreading of Christ's kingdom
among women.''
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Pre- .iby-
terrain Church will hold an ail-day meeting to-
h mulrow IN me lecture room The monthly
at O'Clock In the: afternoon.
18th The w Wo~an's A4xhigE the chasch of St.
ing tomorrow afternoon in the guild hall
''Children's Day. VIII be the TOPIC. Mrs T.
W. Bishop will prenaresthe programme
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. astgfrid,s
Church will meet today at 2:30 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Larson. 299 Olmstead street.
The local chapter of Beta Theta Pi Will
the crocus Hill clubhouse
Mrs. D. F. Morgan, Mrs. Carl Wallace and
Mrs. B: R. Coppage entertained the Seven
teenth Street Euchre. club and the husbands
Oh the members Tuesday evening, at the resi-
Minneapolis. Red ard yellow roses and palms
were arranged in the hall and parlors, and
In the ballroom. which was adorned with red
roses and PAINS. Mrs. Morgan wore black
g5enadns over csrise silk Mrs Wallace
Coppage, blue organd!e. Little Bessie Morgan.
Marguerite Coppage and Agate Brown in
dainty white frocks,. waited on the door and
Miss Virginia Whydock. Of Albert Lea. served
frappe Mrs. H. H. Barber, the president
Of the s club, was presented by Mr. Morgan.
handsome pearl ring. Mrs. Barber responded
with few graceful words of thanks. Miss
Levngss gave several piano numbers and
a new song written by I. E. Frederick, Of
Chicago, brother of Mrs. Coppage Present
Tere; Mrs H. Barber Msssrs and Mines
6. G. Gutgesell ]. s. McLa'n. j. E. M oere,
G. o. Eddy, B, R.. Coppage, D. F. Morgan,
F. l. Gray Albert Smith; F. NJ. Rutten, j.
Mr.. T. A outcalt and Messrs, NJ. c. P ttStt
and H. ]. Mitchell of st. Paul
Miss Louise Wit, daughter Of Mrs. Mary
Witt No. 70 College ~ avenue, and Paul
Reichelt were married at o'clock yesterday
morning at the Assumption church Father
Dominic performed the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs Reichelt will be at home at 299 Nelson
avenue after June l.
returned from a visit Of some months in AT
lantic coast cities
The annual meeting of the Childrens Home
, society will be held at the parlor of the Ryan
at St. Paul. at p. m. today Reports for the
year will be given and the election of Off
ciety that in the past eight and one-half years
has provided for more than 23O homeless
children are invited.
The Boadiceans of '99 yesterday entertained
the senior girls at the Central high school.
The programme opened at 1870 in the assem-
bly, hall with an address of welcome by the
president Of the Boadicean society. Blanche
Greer. This was followed by a piano solo by
Zoe Brunnell. Miss Caroline Austin, professor
| of rhetoric. addressed the girls on the 'Test
| of Novels" which would probably be read
during the summer
The Double Male quartette rendered two
numbers after which the meeting adjourned
| to the luncheon tables which were laid in one
| of the rooms. The room and table were dafnt-
| lily decorated with the colors of the classes
| represented, '9S-orange and black; '9e-pur-
pie and gold: Mamie Stoughton, president of
| the girls of 49, thanked the Boadiceans in the
name Of her classmates, and the gathering