The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-02
WEST ST. PAUL.

The Red White and Blue Debating
society will debate with the Commons
Literary society Thursday evening in the
Clinton Avenue NJ E. church. The sub
ject to be discussed is: Resolved. That
the Anglo-Saxon alliance will be beneh-
cial to the United States. The speak
ers are Miss Pittnan and Mr.. johnson
and Miss Florence Hare and Mr.. Claude
Burnham.
ST. Paul Lodge No 43, K P, will give
its anniversary Easter ball tomorrow
evening. The Minnesota State band will
will serve the supper Those on the com
mittee are: Messrs. F. w. Baer. s. E.,
Foreman, P. D. Godfrey, 81. W. Nor
ton, F. A Kaman, j. w. Foster, J. J.
Hurley, J. A. Lagermann F. H. Whit
more
A musical and literary entertainment
was given Tuesday evening at the Clin-
ton Avenue M. e. church. Among those
Misses Weimerr. Hare, McIntire. Will
ance, Messrs. Vibrance, Thayer. Law
ton, Randolph, Koch. Christensen, Wood
and Frey.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Clinton Ave
nue. M. E. Church met with Mrs. II. H.
THOMPSON at her apartments in the
Charities, gave an address. The button
hole contest was won by Mrs. Whitaker,
who was awarded the prize, consisting
OI q handsome pate:
| The Ladies' Aid Society Of Westmin-
ster Church gave a chicken pie supper
Thursday evening in the church parlOAs.
| The committee in charge were Mesdames
Lauderdale, Lifts. Shepherd. Cook, Cliff
| ford, Keck. Waite, Bowsfeld, Parker.
| Flynn Thomas Warren, Mathiason and
| Hampshire. 500 :s p yzt
Gopher Tribe No. 2, Improved Order of
| Red Men, will give their anniversary
dance next Thursday evening at their
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ROBBIE street. Supper will be served by
the wives Of the members.
| Miss Eva Baer, of East ROBBIE street.
| entertained the Young Peoples Whist
made by Mr.. Robert Whitney, Mr.. Clyde
Tilton, Miss Helen O'Bren and Miss
| Gertrude Hanley.
A council of the degree of Pocahontas
was instituted in the wigwam Of Mime
| Gopher Tribe No. 2 Wednesday evening
The degree team of Waneta Council No.
8. of Minneapolis, performed the cere
| monies.
| entertained the Hebron Baptist Y. P. S.
| c. E. society Monday evening. After
short business session a social hour was
| enjoyed, after which refreshments were
| served go
Mr.. Orlando Oehler, of Dunedin ter
race, who has been attending the agri-
cultural school at Hamline, will leave
this week for South Dakota, where he
Will take charge OIL d IaTH.
The parish meeting of Ascension church
will be held tomorrow evening. After the
election of officers and other business
refreshments will be served by Mrs. Ed
ward Hahn.
Mrs w P Jacobs and daughter, Miss
Josephine Jacobs, who have been the
guests of Mrs. R. N. Hare, of East Con-
gress street, have returned to Port
land, Or.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Schurman, of 14s
Ea ar Congress- street will racafUa Mon
day evening from to u p. m. in honor
OF their twentieth wedding anniversary.
The Young Peoples Guild Of Ascension
Church will hold their annual meeting
with Miss ImOgene Bell, of Mount Hope
street, Saturday evening.
The Willard w. C. T. U. met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Stewart, of Andrew
street. A mothers meeting was held
part of the time.
Mrs. David Todd, of Bancroft street,
and daughters. Elizabeth and Marjorie
have returned from visit with relatives
at Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs F. A. Xanten. of West Congress
street, with her son Elmer daughter
Ethel and Miss Nellie Kay, Is visiting
! in LIE Mars, 10.
Mr.. H. f. Green and family, of All
Prescott street, will leave next week for
Washington, where they will make their
future home.
Miss Mary Tracy, who has been teach
ing at Pine Bend, is spending her spring
vacation at her home on East Congress
street.
Rev. Thomas Handy, of Clinton ave-
nue., has returned from Washington, D.
G., where he has been staying for his
health.
Mrs Charles Holmes, of Prescott
street, entertained the Ladies' Guild of
Ascension Church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Warlicn, of Stryker ave-
| nue., was surprised by the Friendly
Sewing circle Wednesday afternoon.
L. - T-lJ
| tanned the ladies of Bethany Congrega-
tional church Thursday afternoon.
| The Young Ladies Afternoon Euchre
| club meets next Wednesday, afternoon
! with Miss Philips, of Minneapolis.
| The pupils of the Hendricks school gave
| an entertainment Tuesday evening in
| Westminster Presbyterian church
! Mrs. w. B. Bourne, of East Winifred
| street, entertained the Ladies Afternoon
! Study class Friday afternoon.
| Mrs. Frank Morgan, of West Isabel
Z, street, entertained the Friendly Euclire
| club last Thursday afternoon.
The Arista, Mona Dancing club will give
their Easter ball Friday evening at the
! West Side opera houre hall.
| Paul and George Martin, of Milwaukee,
| the recent guests of Mrs. W. Berlandi, of
State street, have returned.
| The Initial Cinch club will hold their
| next meeting with Miss Hilda Martin,
! of East Winifred street.
| Mrs Robert Kreiger, of East Congress
| street. entertained Monday evening In
honor of her birthday.
| Misses Fay and Carrie Newton, of East
| Robbie street are visiting friends and
! relatives in Oelwein, 10.
| The Kings Daughters met Tuesday
| evening with Mrs Schreckenstein, of
| West Winifred street.
| Mr.. Q. Strong, of West George street,
| entertained the c. B. K. Literary club
| Monday evening.
| Miss Ella Rutherford, of East Wini-
! fred street, entertained informally Mon
| day evening.
/ Dennis Day. Of Belle Plaine. is the