The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-04

The annual meeting of the missions class
was held in Christ church guild hall yesterday
afternoon.
The day was in charge Of the young ladies
of Christ church.
Papers were read by Miss Kimberly on
spirits Ms Of Mlssions' Miss Miles, on Med.
sketch of the life Of John Kenneth Macken-
zie
The election resulted as follows:
President-Miss Gilman.
First Vice Presiden-Mrs. Olmsted.
Vice Presidents-Mrs. Mayo, Christ church;
Mrs Pass Bass: st. Paul,s church; Mrs Davies,
church; Mrs. Barr, st. James church, Mrs.
Ames, ST. Johns church; Mrs. Sime Church
of the Messiah; Mrs. Davenport, St. Clements
church: Mrs. Horton, Church of the Good
Shepherd Miss Holmes, Ascension church.
Secretary-Miss Mary Bend.
Treasurer-MrS. Hale,
Willard w. c. T. U. met yesterday with
Mrs. Hawthorn. There was a large attend
ance, and several matters of Importance
were disposed of. Mrs. Timmins presided,
and the minutes of the last meeting were
read by Mrs. Hare, Mrs. Simpkins resigned
as recording secretary, and Mrs. Cook was
elected to fill her place till the annual cleo
ton in July.
Mrs. Hare reported that the use Of West
minister church had beenSosecured for the
district convention in June. taE-5sa
Mrs. Hare, Mrs Kimbana and Mrs. Ham
bly, have been secured to take part in the
matrons contest at that time.
Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. Hare were appoint
ed on committee to see about banner
for the Willard union.
Mrs. Simkins and Mrs. Panshot were elect
| ed delegates to the county convention, May
10. Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Farnsworth were
among those present.
The entire union will attend the county
meeting Saturday afternoon and go in body
to the fair grounds and carry provisions to
the men who have not had friends to care
The next meeting will be held in two weeks
with Mrs. Mcdaniel, SsS East Winifred
street. $50
| The marriage OF Joseph Bartles, of St. Paul,
to Miss Lillian Mulcahy, of Louisville, KY,
was celebrated yesterday morning at II O'Clock
in Portland Avenue Church of Christ Min
neapolis. A small company of intimate
| friends witnessed the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Care, e. Morgan The
bride wore her going-away gown of French
| silk The skirt and jacket were heavily
braided, and the bridal bouquet was Of Amer
lean Beauty roses. The bridegroom had pre-
| scented the women guests with large clusters
of American Beauty roses, and the chancel
was fragrant with their perfume while the
simple service was read The ceremony was
followed by wedding breakfast at the West
hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Bartles left for a short
trip before taking up their residence in St.
Paul.
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| last evening for the Old Maids Euchre club.
| Independent Lodge No. 49, D.. of H., gave
| a May party last evening in Odd Fellows
| hall.
| Mrs. w. j. Moore, of Holly avenue, enter
tanned the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club
| yesterday.
1.-THE Flower Of the Family" will be pre-
| sented this evening in st. Louis hall, Tenth
and Cedar streets, by st. Joseph's Total Abb
| stinence society.
The Girls of 80 gave May party last
| evening in Lifts hall. The club coiors, white
| and gold, were used prettily in the decor
| atoms of the hall. Miss Leola Thompson,
| Miss Anna Wall, Miss May Traverse and
| Miss Marguerite Hilbert received.
| The young people of First Baptist church
| will give the annual Junior Endeavor sociai
| Friday evening.
| The Womans Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society of the Plymouth Congregational
! Church met yesterday with Mrs. H. Francis
| Scotch, of Wabasha street. Mrs Warren
Upham, Mrs. George E. Soper and Mrs. Robb
read papers.
| The Women's Missionary Society of the
| First Baptist Church will meet at 8 O'Clock