The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-26

. man of the Second ward committee on,
streets. 49,
Mrs. w. M. Kennedy of the Bucking-
nam, Will entertain at dinner this even
Ing for Mrs. May and Mrs. Boles, of
Saltwater. 4.rs
Royal Oak camp, R. Ma, gave card
party last evening at the residence of
Mrs. b. L. Iohes, 179 Pleasant avenue,
for~the benefit of the camps banner fund.
Mrs. Jones WAS assisted by Mrs. Gates
Johnson andEMrs. Sncher. Miss Evaline
Whitney ands Miss Ethel Tracy served
punch: Cards ,fwere played at sixteen
tables. The score cards were very unique,
being red and white, and cut to resemble
birds.
Acker Corps No. T. w. r. c.. held me-
mor1aI services yesterday afternoon at
Central hall.G Mrs w. M. Kennedy had
charge of the Exercises, She was as
sisted by Mrs. sArbuckle and Mrs. Shultz.
About sixty ladies attended the exer-
eises, amongdthem being representatives
Willie Rineharts played mandolin solo,
from Garfield corps, w. r. G. Master
Marian George recited, when the Troops
March By" I. There was a mandolin solo
by Violet Arbuckle, and Hazel Penning-
ton and Marcia George recited selections
suitable to the occasion. b; Somebody
Darling was eloquently read by Miss
Messenger. Mrs. H.C. Munson- sang solo,
| Memorial Day." Mrs. c.. K Harmon
sang "A Vacant Chair" and Mrs. Fred
Hauser recited Cover Them Over With
Beautiful Flowers
Miss Caroline Kriegers and Mr.. Karl A.
Heine gave recital last evening at the
studiosof Mr.. Henry de Lorne and Mrs.
Vtna Avery Smith. Both soloists were
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audience present with their rendition Of
the various numbers on the programme.
The Young Ladies' Guild Of Christ
Church gave a social last evening In.
the guild rooms. Strawberries, ice cream
and cake were served.
All persons interested In the permanent
organization of g. mixed chorus in the
| city of; St.-aPaul are earnestly requested
to~meet the officers and active members
of the Schubert club at the Y. M. G. A.
rooms at West Fifth street, Monday
! evening, May 20, at s o'clock sharp to
/ discuss plans for this organization.
The card party, announced by the young
| ladies' OF the Cathedral parish, to be
given in Cretin hall, Friday, May rs, has
been indefinitely postponed.
MISS annie Carlson, OF Coy broadway,
| gave a card party Wednesday night in
honor of her friend Miss Christina Oh
son, of Barrett, MINI. Prizes were won
by Miss Olson and Mrs. Sanders.
Miss Florence Messner, of Ashland ave-
nue., is expected home next week from
New York, where she has been attend
ing the New York Art league.
Mrs shepherd, of st. Louis is the
guest of Mrs! IA. c. MeNair, Of Laurel
avenue.
Mrs. J..W. dChamberlin, of Dayton ave-
nue. is entertaining Miss Harriet Porter,
of Hudson. Wis. s.r
/ Mrs. E. W. Winter and Miss Bessie
Winter, of Summit avenue, have re-
turned from the East.
Mrs. M ca Wright, of~Portland avenue.
is entertaining Mrs. Mansfield and Miss
Leda Mansfield, of Minot, N. D.
Mrs. Roussepoulos, of Goodrich ave-
nue., will leave flor Iowa the first of next
month.
Mrs. Lang, of Goodrich avenue, will
spend the summer at Prior lake.
Mrs. H. H Horton, of Summit avenue,
have returned from Pass Christian.
Mrs. Fulton, of Brainerd, is the guest of
Mrs. ]. w. Noble, of Virginia avenue.
Miss Willard, Of Holly avenue, will
/ have as her guests next week Miss Ma,
Tfons Parsons and Miss Mary Hill, of
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