The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-08
WOMEN'S BUSY DAYS.
CHURCH AFFAIRS TIME PASSES
LIGHTLY
FAIRS AND sUPPERs THE RAGE
The First of a Series of Charity
Euchres for the Benefit of the
Babies Home Given at the Resi-
dence of Mrs. e. E. HughsOn-
Cards Out for an Evening Euchre
at Mrs. j. b. HOxsie's.

Babies Home Given at the Resi-
dence of Mrs. 70. e. HughsOn-
Cards Out for IN Evening Euchre
at Mrs. j. b. HOxsie's.
A charity euchre was given yesterday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. E. e.
Hughson on Dayton avenue, for the bene-
fit of the babies home. This Is the first
Of a series of euchres that will be given
by the different members of the board of
managers of the home during the winter
Mrs. Hughson was assisted by Mrs. c. L.
Easton, Of Minneapolis; Mrs. a. P. Moss
and Miss Hugkson. Cards were played at
fourteen tables, favors being won by
Mrs H. Stockenstrom, Mrs. E. B. Hause,
Mrs Lindsey and Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Hoxsie have cards
out for an evening eucnre 10 be given
next Thursday at their home on Summit
avenue.
The cake walk may be a typical Amer
lean dance, but the French maidens and
their escorts who walked 1t last night at
the St. Louis Catholic bazaar, in Sher-
man hall, could even teach the colored
people a thing or two in regard to how
a cake should be won. Capt Mccormick
and Mrs. Matthew led the procession, and
very tiny couple, Bertha Rohrbeck and
Mary Matthews, brought up the rear.
Miss Rohrbeck, aged four, and the small
maiden with her, won the cake, or rather,
half of it. The other half went to Frances
McGill and James Cormick. Latourelle's
orchestra played last evening at the ba-
zaar, and the large crowd in attendance
argues well for the financial success of
the fair.
Dinner was served yesterday at Il
o'clock and supper last night at 6 by the
women in charge. These meals will be
| served throughout the week. Besides q
| special musical programme this evening,
the st. Louis booth will give a cake to
the cake walker who carries off the hon
ors.
This evening Miss Rosanna Cameron, of
Seattle, noted singer, will render a solo,
with Miss Mossbruger as accompanist.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Dayton 5
Bluff German M. E. Church gave ba-
zaar and supper last evening in the
church parlors. On the arrangement COM
mittee were: Miss Amelia Wickman, Mrs
Borchardt, Miss Meyer, Mrs. o. F'raeger,
Mrs Ed Strait, Mrs. L. WoterstOrf Mrs.
Koeneke and Miss Lizzie Burger. The
booths were presided over by Miss Sarah
Kerncamp, Miss Lydia Wickman, Miss
Alice femme, Miss Carrie Wolterstorf,
Miss Harriet Miller; Miss Julia Wickman,
Miss Addie Bach Miss Brettcher, Miss
Polster and the Misses Burger.
Mrs c. A Moore will entertain at
euchre next Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Goodrich avenue.
The Friday circle will meet this morn
Ing with Mrs. Denis Follett at the Albion.
Milton. Lyric and Epic Poet and Prose
Writer will be the subject for the morn
ing. Mrs. George r. Metcalf will give a
talk on Portraits of Milton"
The Laurel Cycle club has several social
events scheduled for December. This
evening the club will give an informal at
home at the club house. Tuesday even
ing a ribbon tie will be given; Thursday
evening an informal hop at Woodland
hall; Friday evening, Dec. q, there will
be an oyster supper, and Dec. 29 a card
party.
Mrs. James E. Weirick, of Victoria
street, will go to. Macon, Mo-, next week
to spend the holidays.
Mrs Leo Guiterman, of Dayton avenue,
and Mrs. Ambrose Guiterman, of Mac
kubin street, are in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Beatty, who has been visit
ing Mrs. George B. Edgerton, Of Lin
coin avenue, has gone to Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. James F. Wade, of the Ryan ho-
tel, has returned from the East.
Mrs. Warren, of Portland avenue, will
| go East the last of the month. She viii
be accompanied by Mrs. Levings, of New
| York.