The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-16
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of the club being allowed a. visitor. Mrs.
George G. Squires, president of the club,
received with the other officers. Bunches
of chrysanthemums were used to decorate
the parlors Of the church, and these
flowers were also used as a centerpiece
on the daintily appointed tea table. Tea
was served by Mrs. T. L. Schumacher,
Mrs Ambrose Tighe and Mrs. w. F..
Graves. Mr.. Howelis gave a short talk
to the members of the club. 1t was chief
ly personal "reminiscences of well known
men, He told anecdotes Of John Fisk and
Henry, James, referring humorously to
his youthful admiration for the former
man of letters.
The lower town Mothers club had an
interesting meeting yesterday afternoon
in the Hawthorne school. Mrs. Thomas
Yapp, the president, presided Mrs. Hunt,
Of the Crocus Hill club, gave a short talk
on the benefit derived from the cooper
alive efforts of women, and warmly
eulogized club work. She spoke of the
work and plans of the state federation
of clubs, it's efforts to establish rest
rooms for farmers wives in small rural
communities, and its travelling library
was addressing to protest vigorously
against the seating of Congressman-e-ec
Brigham Roberts.
The subject for the afternoons pro-
gramme was Accuracy" Rev. George
Sopef spoke on Accuracy in Thought and
Speech. ~ He claimed that inaccuracy
caused all Of the mishaps and many Of
the crimes of the world Motive was al
ways the principal thing. Our motives be-
mo 70 o1lf ri
ly be So Prof. Weitbreeht, of the Me-
chanic Arts high school, spoke on 'Ac
curacy in Words.u Zone of the great
causes of inaceuracy, he said, was due
to lack of Discrimination He thought
children wereA limited in accuracy Of
speech by their lack of vocabulary.
Teachers should strive, to, increase the
vocabulary of the children intrusted to
their care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Molyneux Flood
have issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Maude Lyon
Flood, to Mr.. Thomas Brues Neuhausen.
The wedding will take place at o'clock
Wednesday evening, Nov. %, at Christ
church.
The second informal in the series of
dancing parties given by Miss Proctor
will occur Friday evening at Woodland
hall at o'clock.
Mrs j. v L. Dodd, of Prescott street,
and Mrs. Vincent J. Hawkins, Of East
Isabel street, entertained at euehre yes
terday afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
Hawkins. Chrysanthemums, roses and
ferns were used effectively In the decora-
tions. Mrs. Dodds and Mrs. Hawkins were
assisted by Mrs. George Dix, Mrs. David
Kribs, Mrs. Norman Chamberlain and
Mrs. Merritt. Seventy guests were en-
tertained.
Mrs. J. P. Gribben gave luncheon yes
terday at her home on Summit avenue
in honor of William Dean Howells, of
Boston.
Miss Foley has cards out for a dancing
party to be given Monday evening at her
home on Summit avenue.
Mrs. Jacob Danz entertained the Stormy
Euchre club Tuesday eafternoon at her
home on Tilton street. Favors were won
by Mrs. Jacob Manufacturer Mrs. Gustav
A. REM, Mrs. Gerhard Bohn and Mrs.
]. Strauss.
The annual reception and tea Of the
Woman's Work exchange will be held
from until o'cloekc next Monday aft
ernoon at the work zeXchange in the En-
dicott arcade Officers Of the association
will preside over the different tables,
where fancy work articles suitable for
Christmas gifts will be on sale. No
formal invitations have been issued but
friends and patrons are invited to at
tend.
A tea was given yesterday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. G. G. Sanborn,
Of hA
Society Of Plymouth Congrega tional
Church. Mrs. Sanborn was assisted by
Mrs. Francis Scotch and Mrs. J. D.
Humphrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Weber gave
a game dinner Tuesday evening, at their
home on Carroll street. Covers were laid
for ten.
An ail-day meeting gof the Woman's
Home Mission Society of the. House of
Hope Church was held Yesterday in the
church parlors. Mrs. c. H. Bigelow had
ed by Mrs. E. Hadley and Mrs. W. J.
Jewett. Mrs. E. r. Sanford and Mrs.
B. F. Ferris superintendent the work
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Ply
Friday afternoon with Mrs. j. H Chand-
Ter, East Ninth street.
Rev and Mrs. A. Fowler, of Cedar
Rapids, are the guests of Nine. Con-
Rev. and Mrs. A. Fowler, of Cedar
Rapids, are the guests of Nine. Con-
STAGE Locke Valisi.
Miss Peil. of Laurel avenue. is, in Chi
cago
Mr.. y, and Mrs. Charles N. Clark. of
California, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Clark, of Portland avenue
Mrs. w H. Stoddart, of South Ex-
change street, is visiting relatives in
Miss Jane Bowen, of Dayton avenue,
has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. George A. Craig and Miss r.
Meyer. 631 Mississippi street, has return
ed from Litchfield
Mr. and Mrs T. G. Walther, of Good
rich avenue, has gone East
Mrs. w. b. Bend. of Summit avenue, is
visiting in Chicago. C
Mrs John E. KingJtof College avenue,
and Mrs. James Silke are visiting in New
York
Miss Louise Cary, iof Summit court, has
returned from Choicago.
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