The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-08

The latest out. and bring you cheer"
Sings '99 10 '9S.
There are few years in Times great heart
Begetting love so true
As will be found in 80
For men and maids like YOU
Mary had little lamb,
of '9S the style,
And everywhere that Mary went
She caught Dame Fashions smile.
Come. follow mer' the dame exclaimed;
You'll learn it line on line
The lamb will never be the same
When taught by '9s.
Merrily. merrily, time doth impart
New life and joy to every true heart.
Cheerily cheerily. he will endow
Thee with loving part in the great NOW.
The New Year is a young man.
Strong 1.-THE of limb and tanned.
He comes best wishes in his hand,
To scatter joy throughout the land.
There's a merry little elf,
Stringing hearts upon tree,
Waiting now to help himself.
When the New Year blesses thee.
Should love be your New Years gift,
Keep it in your pocket;
For this wicked little imp
Has you on his docket.
The Old Year is passing. Quick, blow 1t
cut strong,
81 will blow in the New Year" he said,
with such cheer
That you'll never remember there was an
old year"
What is so rare as day in June?
A day in January,
That puts you year in tune
With songs both bright and merry.
The New Year is a pure soul
Sent from fountains in the skies,
Imparting life to you anew
Transforming earth TO paradise.
The season bids me gently tell thee now
OF joys unending all through 90
OF days three hundred siXty-five allowed,
Unless thou fall in love and joy resign.
This year rosebud passing fair
VIII open wide perfume the air.
1t is for you to oft repose
Quite near the heart within the rose.
There is an art of having;
There is an art of giving;
But this year makes a master thou OF living.
Walk into the garden of Time.
This year is gorgeous, fine.
Sparkling bright In the warm sunshine
Are the flowers OF So
Make your resolutions clear,
So they'll do for all the year.
Ii they're vague the year will be
Vague in happiness for thee
The gossips of the neighborhood will die
When they hear the New Year brings to you
Love cottage Nestle's food, and pie
Too bad. But It's the best the year can Go.
Sing. for a year is coming.
Surprising all years before
In melody merrment music,
With harmony flooded Ger
ia 5o,-
ing with Miss WheelOck. 421 Summit avenue
Mrs. Emerson Hadley will give the resume
of the last lesson. The Crimean War" is
the class tonic. Miss Rogers will read a
paper on Florence Nightingale and Miss
Wheelock will discuss ''Napoleons Interior
ence in the Affairs Of Mexico" A paper or
society in the Second Empire" will be pre-
scented by Miss Chittenden. THE Second
Empire" is the subject for the evening.
"A Night on which was to have beer
presented Tuesday evening at St. Johns hal
by the Criterion Amateur Dramatic COM
pany has been postponed on account of The
illness OF a member Of the cast.
Miss Grace Fitzgerald, of Como Park, will
entertain the Bohemian club next Wednes
day evening.
Invitations have been issued for luncheon
TO be given by Mrs. f. B. Kellogg Wednes
day. Jan. IL.
a dancing party to open Woodland hall, Ash.
land avenue and Mackubin street
The annual meeting of the Young Women:
Friendly association will be held at the as
ISOLATION rooms. Seventh and Jackson streets
Monday evening Jan. 8, at 10 a. m. Thi:
ayers desire that subscribers and all person.
who are interested in the development of thu
association will be present.
Tho raq,ilar fortnia4tI, ro,,e;o,,o % ~,
Schubert club will be held at the Park Con
gregatonal church, Tuesday, Jan. TO- at S:3
p m. The day fer the musicale is changed
for this occasion from Wednesday to Tues
day. The programme will be varied one
as usual
The Ladies Sewing Society of Garfield W. r
C. met with Mrs. Merritt, 10 Deios street
Friday afternoon, Jan. 6.
Mrs; Harmon, of 765 Laurel avenue, enter
tanned the Ladies Missionary Society of thu
First Christian church Yesterday Afternoon
at $50 o'clock. Mrs. E. T. Gedd had charg,
of the programme. The subject for the after
noon was Japan" Mrs Gsdd read letter.
from Mrs. Laura Garst. the missionary Il
Toxic Japan and several of the ladie,
present read papers on the missionary worl
being done in Japan.
Next Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Har
mon will entertain the young people OF TIN
church
II
fun rehearsal at Market hall of the pro
Sramme which is to be given at the Schu
bert concert next Friday evening. Botl
chorus and solosts viii rehearse with full
orchestra.
Washington Lodge No. IA. Knights of Py
thias Will give a social hop Wednesda,
evening of Jan. H. X. P. hall. corner of SIKH
and Robert streets.
Invitations will soon be issued for a mil
itary german to be given Wednesday. Ian
1S for the benefit Of local charity Mrs
Whipple. assisted by several women. ha
charge Of the arrangements.
The Minnesota Federation of Women,
clubs VIII hold its annual midwinter break
fast Feb. % at the West Hotel in Mime
apolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Fry, assisted By their daueh
ter, Miss Fry, entertained the family cues
OF the Ryan asst evening in their apartment,
In homer Of Gov. and Mrs. John Lind. TIL
room, were charmngiy decorated with carna
lions roses and palms.
Mrs. Fry wore a decoliette gown of min
AID black crgsndie over white taffeta. wit
blxck trimmings. Miss Fry looked charmin
In an evening gown of green grenadine owe
reiise silk. with tiny ruffes OF cerise satin
Progressive euchre was played at ten ia bIes
Punch was served during the evening. and 4
Il O'Clock supper was served the guests
Among those present We're: Gov. and Mr.,