The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-12
WEST ST. PAUL.

The Y. P. s. c. E. of the Hebron Baptist
Church gave a progressive tea Friday even
ing at A.. o. U. w. hail. on Greenwood
avenue. Those taking part in the musical
programme were: Misses NJ. Rowe L. Chryst,
B. Steiger, H. Smith. B. c.. Morse, G. White,
H: Sweet, F. Hinderer, and Messrs. Jaeger
and Wetherbee. The white table was in
charge of Miss L.. Blondeau; Miss Anna
Witty presided at the brown table; Miss H.
Brayton was chairman of the green table;
Miss NJ. Kimball served at the pink table;
Miss Nina Rowe was at the yellow table, and
Miss ]. Christianson had charge of the red
table. About two hundred people attended.
1t pronounced success.
Mrs. c.. c. Edwards, of Greenwood avenue
Maud Hubbard. of Aurora. ILL.,, Tuesday
evening. Musical numbers were given by
Miss Rutherford, Miss Gloeser. Miss Steiger,
Mr. A. Barker and MI. ]. Goethe. An ele-
CANT lunch was served by the hostess, assist
ed by Mrs. H. Otto. Those present were:
Misses Maud Hubbard Anna Steidl, Edith
Brayton, Nell Martin, Ella Rutherford Bette
Ste:ger, Mary Rhine. Ida Gloeser, Dora and
Julia Christianson; Messrs. A. Barker. P.
Cation, G. Lair. ]. Goetzs J. Graham. P. S.
Laing ard E. Shirley.
Minnesota Tribe No. "a I. o. o. R., were
surprised by their friends and relatives last
Thursday evening at their lodge hall on
Greenwood avenue. It was the first ami
versary Of their organization, and it was
duly celebrated. After a fine programme had
been presented, dancing was begun and con-
tinued for several hours An elegant supper
was served by the ladies. Minneapolis Red
men were among the invited guests. Since
its organization No. "a has grown to be the
largest Redmen lodge IN the Twin Cities,
and present prospects bid fair for steady
increase in membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rutherford OF 228
East Winifred street, gave birthday party
last evening for their daughter, Ella. About
five tables of progressive euchre was played,
after which dancing enjoyed. delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. Rutherford. Miss
T. Downing and Mr. ]. Goetze assisted in
receiving. About twenty-five guests were
present. A most enjoyable time was spent
by all who attended.
The senior class of the Humboldt high
school gave IAN Evening With Shakes
peare" Thursday in the assembly hall Two
scenes from the Merchant of Venice were
by Harold Engenroen Cassie Newton. Kath-
leen Carroll, Hattie Staples, May Camden,
Edith Staples, Jessie James and Lena
Arndt
The Young Peoples C. E. Society of
Bethany Church gave a social Tuesday even
| ing at the residence of Mrs. Mabel Shaw,
$40 Hall avenue. A programme of music
| and recitations was rendered, and an orches-
| ira played during the evening. Refresh
! ments served.
| number of West side young people met
| Thursday evening at the home of Miss Anna
| McArdle on Oalkdale avenue, and organized
| the Initial Cinch club Miss Alma Christian
son was elected president. The club will
meet week from Thursday with Miss Mag
!
Mrs John Fisher and Miss D. Woodbury.
| entertained the Thursday Night club Thurs
day evening at the Fisher residence on Pres
colt street
The Young Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club
has adjourned to meet the first "Wednesday
| after Lent with Miss Phillips, of Minneap-
| oils.
Carmel chapter. o. E. S.. gave progress
sive euchre Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs F. B. Doran, on East Congress street
The members of ST. Michaels parish will
| give musicale and literary entertainment
at Paul Martins hall next Friday evening.
Miss Edith Brayton. of Concord street, en-
| tertained the Missionary Study class Monday
| evening. The Philippines were discussed
Mrs. Young and Miss Forsythe, who havs
| been guests of Mrs. w. R. Sache, of Soutt
| Smith avenue, have gone to Moro.
Mrs. John Thayer, of East Winifred street
| entertained the ladies of the Clinton Avenue
M. E. Church Friday afternoon
The Pleasant Sunday Afternoon association
gave an entertainment Thursday evening a
the Clinton Avenue M. E. church.
Mr. and Mrs L. F. Newton, of Cherokee
avenue, left last week for months visi
with friends in St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Wesley Archer and Miss Kate Archer
of Hastings are guests of Mrs Charles Mes
senger, of East Isabel street.
Mrs. W. w. Stone, of 374 East Robe street
will entertain next Tuesday evening, assist
ed by Miss Edith Brayton.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Hebron
| Baptist Church met with Mrs Sam Bray
| ton Thursday afternoon.
Miss Florence Hare, of East Congress
| street has returned from visit to Bismarck
| N D.. with relatives
Miss Nellie O'Brien. of West George stree,
| entertains the Young Peoples Whist cIu
next Monday evening.
Mrs Boobier. of South Dakota, the CUES
| of Mrs D. w. Ringer, OF Midway avenue
| has returned home.
Mrs. E. Keck. of Bidwell street. enter