The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-23
NATHAN HALE'S DAY.
1T was Observed by the Daughters
of the Revolution.

vas O"seHFeu Dy the daughters
of the Revolution.
A very delightful meeting of the members
of Nathan Hale chapter, D. A. R., was held
yesterday with D. V. Polk at st. Anthony
Park. The meeting was memorial one, and
was devoted to the life of Nathan Hale and
historical facts relating to him and his time
Mrs. Weyrick read several poems, Nathan
Hale" and Girls of 76'' being particularly
appropriate. Mrs. Will Dixon who has a
splendid soprano voice, sang "Four-Leaf
Clover and other pretty selections, and there
was paper on Nathan Hale and His Life
read by one of the members The meeting
was very well attended by the members and
several invited guests. The day was delight
I pn, IoT SUBURBAN entertainment and Mrs.
FOLK had added to the attractiveness of her
nome oy Moral decoration. She was assisted
by group of st. Anthony Park women.
The Green Room Club orchestra gave an
entertainment in the Peoples church last
evening for the benefit of the Y P S. C. E.
or the church. There was a good attendance
orchestra gave every other number The Mo-
2art male quartette sang the "Bugle CALI"
MISS Belle Barker and Henry j. Mitchell each
was heard in vocal numbers; Miss Hattie
Glbps contributed piano solo, and Leonard
Straight and Miss Ed h Hammersly each gave
readings.
Mrs. Henry Tucker gives reception Sept.
The committee on illustration and bookbind-
ing OF the Ladies auxiliary meets this morn
ing with the chairman, Mrs. Henry Schur-
meier, of Holly avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Edward Engquist, of S91
East Eighth street. entertained last evening
In honor of the first anniversary of their mar
rage.
Minnesota Gopher Tribe No. q, I. o. of r.
WOW in costume, also a ball, on Thursday.
Sept 20, at their hall, State and Robe stress
Tickets. 25 cents, including ladies. Ice cream
lemonade and cake will be served.
Miss Mary A. Potter, of Cleveland O., niece
OF w. w. Erwin, is the guest of Mrs. and
Miss Erwin, of 435 Rosabel street
Daughters of Veterans, Tent No. 10 holds
a short session this evening in Central hall
After the regular meeting there will. be a
card party and refreshments.
There will be a rally Of all the societies of
the First Baptist church in the lecture room
of the church this evening. reception fol-
lows the business meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Burnly, of Hudson, entertains the
The w F. NJ Society of the First Baptist
Church meets today with Mrs. William Wake
field, of Wakefield avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ~Draz, of Hudson
avenue. gave a dinner Wednesday evening in
celebration of the fifth anniversary of their
wedding.
Miss Ernestine Spencer gave military
luncheon Wednesday, entertaining sixteen
guests.
The ladies of the First NJ. E. church will
give social In the church parlors Friday
evening.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle will give its
third annual ball at Assembly hall, Third and
Wabasha streets tomorrow evening.
Miss Werkhelser, of Denver, Col. is the
guest Of Mrs Muir, of Laurel avenue. and
will spend the winter in st. Paul.
Miss Mamie Lonergan, of White Bear, has
returned from months visit with friends in
Omaha.
Mrs S. A. Faille, of Lincoln avenue, goes
to New York tomorrow.
Miss Florence Messner leaves for New
York Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Chapman will spend the win
ter in Washington. D. G.
Judge and Mrs. Macdonald are home from
Prior lake. They leave in few weeks fer
the South.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Dufresne return next week
from Mahtomedi
Mrs. John Dalrymple the guest of Mrs
A. R. Dalrymple, has returned to Casselton,
Col. and Mrs. R. F. Hersey are in Chi
cago.
Mrs. William Abbott, of Summit avenue,
has as her guest Mrs. c. A. Woodruff, CT
Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. J. L. Forepaugh has returned from
Michigan
Miss Kalman is in Mankato.
Mrs Charles Schuneman is home from
Omaha.
Mrs Henry F. VESSEL, of Ashland avenue,
is home from the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Floete are home
from Yellowstone park
Mrs. c. E. Bean, of Holly avenue, is In
Chicago.