The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-09
OF SOCIAL INTEREST.
Day Nursery Profits by the Success
of the Kirmess.

Oay nursery FrOHts ny the success
of the Kirmess.
The amount realized from the four en-
tertainments of the Kirmess, given last
week for the benefit of the Day Muir
sery, over and above all expenses in
CURED, is S7Q3.9S. The receipts on the
6aFAing evening were $597.5O, on Friday
evening, $574.25; Saturday matinee, $3.50. Is;
Saturday evening, $555.25; making a total
OF S2O2O.75. The expenses, of course,
We're large, but after these and Prof.
Speedy's percentage We're taken out $703 SO
remained for the nursery. Gs@ 30
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club will
meet tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Condo
Hamlin will give an address, and Mrs
Chaplin will read paper on "Our Boys"
Martha Washington Lodge No As, Sons
efs}Hermann, gave its sixth annual ball
Saturday evening at Assembly hall
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Lice following officers We're elected at
the annual meeting of the Merriam Park
Women's club held last week: Mrs.
Grier, president; Mrs. Charles Ray, vice
president; Mrs. II. NJ. Crosby, secretary;
Mrs. o. E. Woods, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. G.. S. Wiseman, treasurer
Mrs. F. A. Bedell, auditor.
NJ. ]. Howe, of Stryker avenue, was
pleasantly surprised Wednesday evening
by his club friends of the w. F. c. c.
the guest of honor being Miss Maude
Harrison, of Faribault. Dancing was a
speacial feature of the evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Howe,
Mr. and Mrs Ramberg, Mr.. and Mrs
Scheiber, the Misses Annie Rohrer Ere
gan. Murphy, Settling, Lange, Mullen,
Christianson, Hilbert, Gunderson, John
sen, Howe, Borgulund; Messrs. c. H.
WaIloW, j. ]. Stewart, ]. J. Mcmahon,
j. F. Lfndeberg, Thomas McGlynn.
Thomas Sullivan, Warren Stubs, A. M.
Gotham, William King. C. Thorsten, B.
Hanson, Harry Taylor, Thomas Carroll
p. Pruden, j. Cribs.
Miss Zulema Fuller gave a reception for
her pupils last evening at her studio in
the PioneaH Press building. The daintily
appointed room was made doubly attrac-
tive last evening with a profusion of roses
and apple blossoms. A Stringed orchestra
furnished programme of two-steps and
waltzes Miss Fuller received. Mrs. H.
II. MeVrick and Mrs. w. T. Wright pre-
sided at the punch bowl. REGULATIONS were
given during the evening by some of Miss
Fuller's pupils, among them being. Miss
Platt, Miss PETE, Miss Firestone, Mr.
Alstrom and Mr.. Brush.
Miss Hedwig L. Lemke and DR.. Kirk
wider Holmes were married in New
York city Saturday, April % by Rev. ].
w. Loeb. Miss Lemke is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Lemke, of st. Paul.
DR.. Holmes is practicing physician in
New York city.
Mrs. Joseph c. Clark, of the Hiawatha,
is in ST. Peter.
Mrs Samuel Jones and daughter, Miss
Lymer, returned to Dallas, Tex, Sunday
night. Mrs. j. c. Clark and Miss Olive
Jones accompanied them as far as St.
Peter.
Miss Podlorsky, of Front street has re-
turned from New York.
Miss Title NJ KoenIg, of Redfieid. 8.
D., who is on her way to Philadelphia, is
spending 3 few days in st. Paul. visiting
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Koenfg.
or university avenue. She will leave for
Philadelphia Wednesday evening next.
Mrs. G. A CoykendalJ, of Carroll street,
is in Starbuck, Wash
Mr. and Mrs. Denis Follett. of the AL
bion, left yesterday for their summer
home at Hastings
Mr. and Mrs r. w. Matthew. of Holly
avenue, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. e.
O. Brooks, of Chicago.
Miss Moon, who has been the guest of
Mrs Dudley Finch, of the Aberdeen, has
returned to Duluth.
DR.. and Mrs. William Davis, of Laurel
avenue, are entertaining DR.. Charles
Witherie, of Castine, Me-
Nelson avenue, will leave this evening for
Baltimore.
Miss Alice E. Duely, of Ohio street, will