The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-21
PLEASURES PAST.

A reception was given Friday afternoon
by the teachers of the Monroe school to
THE Monroe School Mothers club. me
kindergarten room was attractively dec
GRATED with roses, lilacS and ferns. over
100 guests We're present. Supt. '. q.
Smith, of the public schools, in an inter
esting talk told something of the charm
ing manners of the children of Germany.
Mrs. Clarence L. Diven sang bird song,
the words and music being her own com
position. Mrs. Walter Chaplin, president
of the board of mothers clubs, spoke on
preserving the individuality of the
Child Miss. Romer played; and reG1ta eta
logg and Mrs Hauser. After the pro-
gramme the teachers served ice cream
and cake.
The Red White and Blue Literary So
ciety of the Clinton Avenue M. 4. Church
held an OratOrical contest Thursday even
ing. Those taking part were Miss Agnes
Watson. Miss Pitman, Percy Brush, Carl
Ahlstrom. Claude Burnham and Mrs.
Ada Finklestein. Musical numbers were
contributed by the Morgan orchestra
consisting of Miss Steiger. Miss Edythe
Neiner and Miss Petz. Prizes were won
by Miss ida Finklestein and Claude Burn
ham.
Miss Hilda Thauwald, of Ramsey
street. entertained a few of her friends
fifteenth birthday. The evening was
spent mostly in singing and dancing.
Those present were: Misses Nell Dever-
eaux, Anne Horeish, Cecflle Gregg and
ly. Dan Kelly, John Dingles Herbert de
Brien. Roland Bryant and Charles. Their
wauld.
Mrs John Utz entertained at cineh
were: Mrs. Van Horen, Mrs. c. Schade,
Mrs. Haag, Mrs. A. Wiz, Mrs. Friede-
man, Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Paulas, Mrs.
BonaTth. Mrs. Schleck Mrs. Haas, Mrs.
II. Schade, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Hyland and
Mrs. Heck Prizes were won by Mrs.
Friedman and Mrs. Haas.
Mrs. w. ]. Allen, of Holly avenue, en-
tertained company of children Wednes-
Charles birthday. Mrs. Allen was as
sisted by Mrs. Thomas Howard and Miss
Morgan.
The Tiger Euchre club met Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. A K Prudin
on Ashland avenue. High scores were
made by Mrs. William Flynt, Mrs. Whit
acre, Mr.. A. X. Pruden and Mr.. Willard
Jones.
Mrs. A. L. Sibley, of Osceola avenue.
entertained the Idlers at euchre Wednes-
day afternoon Prizes were won by Mrs
u. G.. Horn, Mrs. A. j. Douglass and
Mrs. John Hart.
twenty-five new members were initial.
ed and a class of thirty will join at the
next meeting, May 81. After the meet
Ing a social evening was enjoyed by those
present.
Mrs. Paul Hendrickson, of the Argyle,
entertained at a children's party Friday
afternoon. 1t was the ninth birthday an
HiNeiSdIy VI Her daughter Anna.
Miss Alice Poirier, of Louis street en-
tertained the Kengsington Embroidery
club Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Spriggs
Will be the next hostess.
Mrs. A. Youngren gave an ice cream
social Friday evening at her home, 633
John street, for the benefit of the First
Swedish NJ E. church.
st. Paul Link, No. 10, of the Order of
the Iron Chain held well attended meet
ing Wednesday evening at Central hall
Percy B. Churchill and his mother, Mrs.
Churchill, have taken the w. A. Miller
residence, on Fourth street
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Kelly entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bradley, of Minneap-
oils, Sunday.
Miss Jennie Littuer, of Prairie du
Chlen, is visiting her aunt, Mrs NJ. Arth.
Mrs. Iona Tubbs, of Saltwater. spent
Sunday with Mrs. r. E. McCleary.
Mrs. w. Penny entertained the Fleur-
de-Lis club Friday afternoon
Mrs. ]. Boucher is entertaining Mrs
Jungch, of Menominee, Wis
Mrs. B. F. Johnson entertained friend,
from Minneapolis Sunday
Mrs. R: e. McCleary spent part of the
week in Minneapolis '"e
Miss Clara Huff is entertaining her eis
ter from st. James,
Mrs. c. B. Mounts spent mart of +ho
week in Hutchinson u Inc
A number of young people of ST An
thony Hill gave dancing party Wed