The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-09
FOR OCTOBER DAYS.

ball will be given Nov 10 in the armory
the proceeds to be used to purchase Christ
mas presents for these members of the old
Companies e and c, of the Minnesota nation
al guard. who are with the Thirteenth
at Manila. The hosts of the occasion will
by those members of the two companies who
have remained at home. meeting was
| held at the armOry, an organization was eff
tected and arrangements made P. J. Metz
dorf was elected president; A. B. White, vice
president; N. Price, treasurer, and r. V.
McCue. secretary. President MetZdorf APP
pointed as a committee arrangements G.
Schallert, +. j. Vobtil, A. B. White, from
A. Cameron and P. j. Metzdorf. from Com
pany E.
A bazar will open Monday in St. Johns
church Daytons Bluff Edna McGarry and
Sarah Thomas arc Contesting for gold wa en-
The following e, ladies will be in charge of
ban, Mcclure, Lorin, Darmody, Faherty,
Ball, MattimOre Herman, Mulligan and Muir
ply. The sodality table will be in charge of
Misses McDermott. Reid, Farrell CARNEY.
| Gilboy, SINNERS. Waldorf. Supple McDon-
ough, CARING, Dewitt, German, DAILY. Hickey.
| O'COnnor, l.. Farrell, La Fever, Berrisford
| and Egan. At the refreshment thable will
| be Mesdsmes Farrell. MCGEE, Daley, Riley
| and Cannon.
The annual bazaar for the benefit Ct the
| House of the Good Shepherd viii open Mon
! churches will have charge of the booths
Cathedral St. Michael's St. Mary's,. ,,; St.
Patrick,s st. IT,, hGkes st. Joseph's st. Yin
trail high school cadets will give a battalion
| drill as part Of the entertainment.
! The quarterly meeting of the Baptist Mis-
sionary union will be held Tuesday, Oct; IS.
in the Woodland Park Baptist church. Mrs.
| j. w. Randall viii preside at the morning
| session, which will be devoted to foreign mis-
SONS, and in the afternoon Mrs. ]. H Butrick
| will preside over the home mission pro-
| gramme.
| The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club WILL hold
| its regular fortnightly meeting tomorrow, in
| stead of next Monday, which is the regular
| date for the meeting. The subject for Discus
| sion will be Periods Of Growth; Age Of
| Transition" A paper will be read by Mrs.
| J. J. McManors.
An all-day quarterly meeting of the mis-
| sionary societies of the Congregational
| churches of the st. Paul district will be held
| church. The programme will be arranged
by the ladies of Plymouth church.
Eastern Star Lodge No. 80, D. Of R., will
| give q stereopticon entertainment, followed by
| vocal and instrumental music, Tuesday even
! ing. The entertainment will be at the hall
on South Wabasha street and Fairfield ave-
2ue.
military ball Thursday evening, Oct. 20, at
| Sherman hall on Wabasha street. for the
benefit of the parents of the late Leslie Paden,
of the Thirteenth Minnesota, who died at Ma
! Mia.
A dancing party viii be given Tuesday even
ing at Cambridge hall for the benefit Of
| Constellation chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star and the Red Cross society. Music will
be furnished by tie Twin City orchestra.
The Ivy Leaf Social club will give the first
| of series of semi-monthly hops at Sherman
hall, Wabasha street, Wednesday evening.
The committee is P. H. Wagner, John L.
| Ryan, E. J. McManus and ]. f. Barry
benefit for the Young Woman's home will
be given Oct. IS, in Conover hail. under the
direction of the superintendent, Miss L. J.
Barnes. There will be a literary and musical
| programme.
The annual meeting of the Park Congre-
gational church society will be held Oct "a:
Supper will be served in the parlors by the
ladies of the church.
The Retail Clerks association will give q
stag social Wednesday evening at it's hall, on
Wabasha street. W. NJ. Wilson is the chair
man of the committee.
Division 4, D. of E.. will give an anniver-
sary ball on Tuesday, Oct. II, at Ledertafe
hall, State and Congress streets. A good
time is assured.
The Monday circle will begin it's years
work next Monday evening. France in thC
Nineteenth Century is the subject for the
seasons study.
The Ladies Aid society, of st. Paul chap
ter, o. E. s., will meet at the residence o.
Mrs B. F. Miller, us Colby avenue, Monday
The degree team of Maple Leaf Camp No
S31, Royal Neighbors of America, will give
hop Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall
Payne avenue and Wells street.
Division No. l. Ladies' Auxiliary to thu
Ancient Order of Hibernians, will give en-
tertainment Friday.
The Minnesota Mandolin orchestra will give
its second annual ball at Arion hall Wednes
day evening.