The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-06
TO AID RED CROSS SOCIETY
ST. PAUL MEN AND WOMEN
WILL HELP

Afternoon Mt the Commercial
Club to Organize an Auxiliary
for the National Organizations
1t Is Hoped to Embrace In the
Organization the Whole City.
At half past two Monday afternoon
will be held the mass meeting for which
arrangements have been in progress
the last ten days. The gathering will
be in the Commercial club rooms and
will be composed of all those interested
in the organization of a society which
shall act as an aid to the national Red
Cross and be ready to render assistance
whenever and wherever necessary.
The promoters Of the enterprise wish
it understood that 1T Is not class
meeting but a mass meeting called in
the interest Of active and effective pa
triotism.
Among those who are lending, not
only their names, but their energies to
the movement are: Gov. Ramsey, E.
G. Stringer, Mrs. ]. Q. Adams, Mrs. Ell.
Bailey. DR.. A. McLaren, Capt. ). J. Nc
Cardy, r. G. Jefferson, G. +. Mailer,
Mr.. Lichtenberger, Mrs. Pierce Butler,
DR.. Helen w. Bissell, Mrs. c. E. Fur
ness, Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie, Miss Carrie
Holbrook, DR.. ]. M. McLaren, Mrs. r.
J.
j. D. O'Brien, Mrs. E. c. Stringer, Mrs
j. A. Wheelock.
| Mr.. Stringer will preside over the
meeting.
The Schubert club will probably fur
nish music, and among those who will
address the meeting are Archbishop
Ireland and Bishop Gilbert The SEES
sion will be short and right to the point
Small cards will be passed around for
the names of those who wish to become
members Of the working organization
There will also be boxes for immediate
contributions, should any be on hand
Everything has been carefully ar
ranged by the initiators, so that the
business Of the meeting may be trans
acted with expedition, and full at
tendance is expected.
Further details as to speakers and so
forth will be announced in the Sunday
mornings G. be-
The Commercial Club Cyclers' club
house at Lake Como will be formally
opened Saturday evening. There will
be programme and refreshments.
Two pretty social events have been arranged
for Saturday among the society people. In
the afternoon the new club house Of the Road
SIDE links will be formally opened and there
will be tournament on the links which
have been put in condition for the season.
This will interest many of the younger set,
and promises a successful opening for the
season.
The season will also be formally opened at
the Town and Country club Saturday, and an
informal dancing party will be given in the
evening, Robert Rantoul as chairman of the
entertainment committee having the arrange
ments in charge
There will be large party down from Min
neapclis, and everybody will go cut from st.
Paul il the weather is fine
This evening at the armory there will be a
grand ball for the benefit of the survivors of
the Maine. Battery boys will be hosts for
the evening and preparations for war have not
1nterfered with preparations for this evenings
never before with the stars and stripes, ban
ners and bunting. and flags, Cuban and Amer
ican 1t is probable that this will be one of the
largest military balls ever given in st. Paul.
The grand chapter, o. E. S.. meets in st.
Paul next week Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday in Masonic Temple meetings will be
held Tuesday evening there will be large
reception for the visiting delegates. Wednes-
day evening the degree staff of Mistletoe
chapter will exemplify the work, and Thurs
day the election OF officers will take place.
The degree team OF Starlight camp. Royal
Ne1ghbors went to Minneapolis in special
car Wednesday evening and Installed fouree
new members for Woodbine camp Following
the installation the members of Woodbine
camp entertained the vi ors W tn dar ind
supper.
The Juniors of First Baptist church have
made elaborate plans for their annual enter
tainment to be given this evening in the
church parlors. Cotton Emerson the boy
soprano, will be the soloist for the evening.
The full chorus, composed of young people of
the church, will be heard and the Young Peo-
pies orchestra will attend and contribute to
the programme.
A large card party will be given Monday
at the Ryan by the board of managers of the
Catholic Infants home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Davis, father and
mother Of Senator c. K Davis will celeb ata
the sixty-irst anniversary of their mar. iage
Aug. Is, at the Davis residence, on Nina ave,
nue..
Mrs. NJ. A. Gordon will give a tea Friday.
May 20, at her home at Hamline for the relief
society of Constellation chapter. O. e. S.
May party May IS at Masonic 'i Tem I hn Ina
committee includes Mrs. Carrie Hodgman.
Mrs. Mrs; |; E. Atherton. Dr. woolway. Mr..
The Grant school union will hold lis last
meeting CT the year at the school at o'clock
this evening. The subject VIII be .Litera-
ture." Addresses will be made by the Rev.
Mr.. Jenkins, Prof. Slack and Supt. Bond.
There will be discussion and music.
An aN-day meeting of the Home Missionary
Society of the House of Hope Church will ba
held t'l1 Tuesday in the parlors;; Mrs H. Holbert
by Mrs. M. L. Saunders and Mrs. Frederick
DriE 4 j..
The Willing Workers of the East Presbv
terrain Church will meet Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Helms On Frances street The pc
gramme will be arranged by Mrs. G. F. Gard.
ner and Mrs. Thompson. Those that will
take part are Misses Jessie Findley Maggie
Jones. Nellie Gardner, Mable Brookins. Edna
ana Maud Davis. Florence Linden and
Hannah Jones'
Ellsworth Circle No. 8, Ladies' of the G. A.
Fellows hall on Fifth and Wabasha streets
Monday evening, May 16. The COMMITTEES is
Mrs. MIS-: George Irish, Mrs. R. F. Eldridge. Mrs
Eubanks and Miss Dora Muhlberg
A union meeting of the Womans Home Mis-
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Of
the First M. e: Church will be held Tue day
at the home Of Mrs. w. E. Benton, on Igie.
charge of thep rogramme in the morning and
| in the afternoon Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl and Mrs.
Goodman.
Mrs. T. T. Burk OF 767 East Fourth street
has gone to Wisconsin to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Gillette.
Miss Hale is home from Faribault.
The Misses Perfect have returned from New
York
II. F. Mlimen and wife have returned to
the city and are stopping at the Albion.
Mrs. Alfred Gilman and Miss Helen FenueIl
of Milwaukee, are stopping at the Albion.
Col. Barnitz, of the United States army.
wife and daughter. are stopping at the Albion
Mrs. Ida Irene Moore, of Mankato, and
William Pease, of st. Paul, were married last
evening at the home of the bridegroom, s.