The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-07
SOCIAL side OF LIFE
CARDS ARE OUT FOR A RECEPTION
BY Mrs. JAMES j.
HILL
WILL BE HELD THIS EVENING

Wives and Daughters of the Terri
torial Pioneers Organize q Club
and Elect Omcers-Miss May Egan
VIII Give an Afternoon Today
Mrs. Horace e. Stevens Will Give
sent out cards for reception this even
ing.
Miss Hess will give a large dancing
party Monday evening for number of
visiting young ladies.
Mrs Horance e. Stevens. of Grand ave-
nue.. has cards out for luncheon this
afternoon.
Miss Jennie Larkin, of Selby avenue,
is entertaining Miss Levy, Of New Or
leans.
Miss Mae Egsn, of Ashland avenue. has
Issued invitations for an afternoon party
today, in honor of her cousin, Miss Anna
Mccullough, of Canada.
The wives and daughters Of the men,
bers of the Territorial Pioneers have or
gained the Territorial Pioneers Women S
club. About twenty women were present
and sixteen Joined the new. organization,
which has for its object the .furtherance
Of acquaintance among the women con-
nected with the states early history. The
club will cooperate with the Territorial
Pioneers in all it's work Any woman
who lived in the present boundaries of
ay,oir or
or the daughter of any woman residing
in Minnesota in Its territorial days, is
eligible to membership in the new club.
The meetings of the club will be held at
the same time as those Of the Pioneers.
Mrs. Kingsbury, of Merriam Park, pre-
sided.
Miss Evans, president of the Minnesota
Federation of Woman's clubs, gave an
address in which she explained the aims
and work OF the federation, and extend
ed an invitation to the new organization
to become a member.
officers were elected as follows: Prest-
dent, Mrs. John Miller, Nerthfeld; vice
president, Mrs. M. N. Adams, St. Paul;
secretary, Mrs. F. M. Allen, St. Paul;
treasurer Mrs Carrie Stratton, Mime
apolis.
Mrs. M. NJ Adams, Of st. Paul. and
Mrs. Allen, of ST. Paul, were chosen dele
GATES to represent the club at the annual
meeting of the Minnesota Federation OF
Wonen's clubs to occur in October at st.
Cloud Mrs. John Miller, Of Northtield,
Is the alternate. So :,
/ The following are the members OF the
new organization, together with the dates
of their arrival in the territory: Mrs. M.
Fl. Warner, '49; Mrs. M. N. Adams, 40;
Mrs. P. Regain, 49, Mrs. E. S. Light
bourn, '49 $ Mrs. j. A.sKingsbury, "a; Mrs.
L. H Humphre Mrs. D. M. POWERS,
'56; Mrs. r. E. McCleary, "a; Miss carrie
Stratton, 80; Mrs. Martha j. Thurston'
'55 Mrs. Eleanor .@Licntenthaler; 90
Mrs. Eleanor c. Staples, So; Mrs. Mat
tie Allen, Sc; Mrs. Augusta B.. king, Of;
Miss Alice B. Russell, se4; Mrs. J. a
Kingsley, "a. @iS@ 3
+ Miss Ada Collins and DR., A. B. Nelson,
| of Manson. To-, were married at O'Clock
| Tuesday evening, Sept. 5, at the home OF
| the hride,s brother, Mr.. H. l.. Collins,
| 12e North Chatsworth street. Rev. w. w:
| Dawley, of Minneapolis, performed the
| ceremony. Only relatives were the wed
| ding guests.
Miss Hess viii give a large danclns
party Monday evening for the out-oh'
town ladies.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Engllsf
lutheran Church of the Redeemer VII
meet on Friday afternoon at the nouns
of Miss Hansen, 19O4 East Third street.
Friends and neighbors Of Mr.. and MTs
Philip Burgon, of Hague avenue SUN -