The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-09

MRS. Addie BiXby-Upham, Mrs. Chester
Smith and Mrs. f. M. Joslin. Mrs. ]. T.
jackson had charge of a domestic booth,
and Mrs. e. L. Mabon sold homemade
candy Supper was served on the Euro
pean plan. Phe women in charge were:
Mrs, c. l.. Weber, Mrs. De Graw, Mrs.
Scotch and Mrs. Colbeth. The young
Ladies OF the congregation assisted.
The women of the Peoples church
congregation held their annual sale of
fancy work articles yesterday afternoon
ana evening In the parlors of the church.
Inc booths and tables were prettily dec
Grated with red, white and blue bunting
and the national flags. The fancy work
table was in charge of Mrs. John A.
Swenson, Mrs. A. C. Keith, Mrs. ]. H
Cornish and Mrs. Asa Goodrich The
candy booth was in charge of Mrs. Ri
dout and Mrs. Rachel Goodrich. Tea was
served by the young women Of the flower
guild. The following young women took
turns in presiding at the tea table. Miss
Sadie Smith, Miss Harriet Smith, Miss
Elsie Nicols, the Misses Brown and Mrs
Albert Wilson, A chicken pie supper
was served ats6 o'clock. Mrs. e. H.
Hodgson. Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Hammers
ley, Mrs. Oscar Hallam and Miss Louise
Lohlker had charge Of the dining room
- --A~SNNoA was given III Tic
evening. Miss Grace, Hodgson contrib
uted several violin numbers, and the
Misses Laura Kahlert and Anna Blom
played on the mandolin and guitar.
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The Women's Guild Of Christ Church
held an all-day meeting yesterday in the
guild room. Mrs. George l.. Beardsley
had charge of the noon luncheon. Ar
engagements were made for the annual
christmas SoJo IN4 haII TC..sa
In the guild room. The candy booth will
DC in charge of Miss McMichael and Miss
Lyon; Mrs. Welch, Mrs. McGhee and
Mrs. Dyer will have charge of the fancy
work table. and Mrs. Bosland will look
after the domestic BOOTH
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Plymouth congregational
Church will be held next Friday after
noon in the church parlors.
A large number of people are patroniz-
ing the sale of the sisters of st. Agatha
Conservatory of Art and Music, on Ex-
change street, opposite the capitol Choice
paintings, etchings bric-a-brac and hand
painted china and water colors are shown
The two large parlors of the institution
are we'll crowded with an artistic and ex-
quisite array of pretty things, the prod
uct of the skillful and busy hands of the
sisters of ST. Joseph, with Mother Celes-
tine at the head.
On the st. Louis table at the ST. Louis
Catholic bazaar, in Sherman hall, there
stands gorgeously attired doll in bridal
fnery, with satin gown, veil and orange
blossoms, all complete. To obtain pos
session of this belle Of the doll kingdom
two small girls are working earneStlV
The contestants are Bessie Emmons and
Lydia Laschinger.. The contest will be
decided tonight. Two other contests will
also be decided this evening, the gold
watch contest between Miss Dora Martel
and Miss Leone Fouschard, and the gold
headed cane contest between DR.. Gravel
and L. p. Des Lauriers.
A large crowd was in attendance at
the bazaar last evening. La ToureIle's
orchestra played The closing Of several
of the contests tonight will make this
evening at the bazaar an unusually live
ly one and still larger crowd is antici-
pated.