The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-01


years, will be burned. Rev. John Sinclair,
the pastor, will deliver an address, and
several other Presbyterian ministers will
speak. There will also be a musical pro-
gramme, and the women of the church
will serve refreshments.
Mrs. D. r. Campbell will entertain at
5 O'Clock tea this afternoon at her
home on Carroll street:
Mrs ]. A. Humbird gave an Informal
musicale last evening at her home on
Dayton avenue, In honor of Nine. Inga
| Ekstrom Olund, of Duluth.
The board of managers of the Home for
the Friendless held its annual meeting
yesterday at the home, 1859 Collins street.
Mrs H. S. Fairchild presided. The old
officers were reelected, - as follows: Pres
dent emeritus, Mrs. Pascal Smith; presi-
dent, Mrs. H. s. Fairchild; vice president,
Mrs. C. E. Furness; second vice, presi-
dent Mrs. Joseph .Wheelock; treasurer,
! Mrs. j. E. Adams; assistant treasurer,
Miss McCEirg;s treasireTsH MrssF a. A
Boardman. The following are members
of the eXecutive-board: Mrs. Kenneth
Clark, Mrs. Matthew Clark, Mrs. E. G.
Becker Mrs. Hadyn 8. Cole, Mrs. George
Boiin, Mrs. Charles T. Corning, Mrs. M
E. Braden, Mrs. d. F. Brooks Mrs. Paris
Fletcher and Mrs. Archibald Guthrie
Mrs S. v. Avery Is matron.
The various reports read at yesterdays
meeting showed the home to be in a
| f1ourishing condition. Mrs. John E.
Adams read the treasurersse report. The
receipts for the Year past were si20S. IS;
| disbursements, 1882 46; leaving balance
| Of $396.1S. The secretary's. report, read
| by. Mrs. H A. Boardman, showed that
I seventy-four women and children had
| been cared for during the year At the
book reception, held in the fall, 259 books
had been received for the library. The
home had been put In thorough repair
within the past year, money for the pur-
pose being raised by the women who
have charge of the home Mrs George
Bolin solicited the shingles for the roof
| and Mrs. Matt Clark the money for put
ting them on. 30 -
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Sullivan, SCI De
Soto street delightfully."- entertained the
members and their wives of Court Capt.
! tai City, No. GA, at progressive cinch
Tuesday evening" Five tables were play
ed, favors being Won by Mr.. and Mrs.
| ]. ]. ONeil. Mr., and Mrs. J, c. Fryder,
| court, on Feb. %. s:-
90 sse q
The Ladies Aid Society of st. James
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
will be entertained by Mrs. Frank E.
! Jensen, 246 St. Adams street, on Thurs
| day afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Sligo celebrated the
| twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar
riage at their home 1888 Walnut street.
! Cards and dancing We're the principal
| amusements. Honors were taken by Mrs.
M. Soens, Mrs Schnitzius. Mrs A. Bar
ringer, Mr.. c. Pigott, Mr.. N. Rouleau.
| Those present were: Rev. Father 9th
! man Erren, Rev. Father Jerome, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Sligo, F. Caron, F. Schroeder,
A Barringer, P. Erren; E. Geist, c. Pen.
rith, F. Nicolin, F. Maron, ]. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Feekey, c.. Pigott, NJ.
Tracy Mr.. Schnitzius, N Rouleau, Mrs.
Joseph Rouleau, Miss Trombley, Miss
Soens, Miss Kapler. Mrs. c.. Weber, Mrs
| Wilde, Mr.. Julien Benoit, Mr. Judsou
Parker Mrs. Delaney.
| High mass was celebrated at 8 a. m.
by Mrs Sigos brother, Rev. Gilman
Erren, of Hastings.
Chime Lodge, Daughters Of Rebekah,
I. o. o. F., gave a dancing party last
evening at Odd Fellows hall. The af-
fair was in charge of j. Binder, Fl. Levin
son and ]. Christy. Brose's orchestra
played for the dancing
The Volunteer Social club gave a dane
ing party last evening at Sherman hall
Pepin's orchestra played On the arrange
ment committee We're Richard Conway
j. McManus and H. Waters.
Mrs. U. G. Hutchins, Of Isabel street
entertained the Nemadji club Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. w. A. Rodecker, Miss
Nettie Prendergast and Mrs E. vii
laume won favors. Miss Prendergast, OF
I st; Peter street, will entertain next
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon. OF
Summit avenue, left Tuesday evening for
| New York.
Mrs. Tom Humbird of Mason, Wis.
IS the guest of Mrs. j. A. Humbird, OF
| Dayton avenue.
Nine. Olund. Of Duluth, who has been
visiting friends In ST Paul, will leave to-
day for Red Wing: She will return to
St; Pau shortly and be the guest of Mrs
| Stiles Burr, of Arundel street.
Miss Minnie Bronson, formerly of this
city, will sail Feb. IA for Paris Miss
| Bronson is member of the American
| national educational committee Of the
Paris exposition.
Miss Bailey, of Bridgeport, Conn.,. who
has been the guest Of Mrs. J. P. Elmer
of West. Third street. will return home
! this week.
/ Mrs. r. Howard and Miss Isoline How.
! ard have returned from Washington, D
c., and are at home at $50 Cedar street
Mrs. Horace Bigelow, of Irvine park, is
expected home this week from New York
DR.. and Mrs. Beecher, Of Holly avenue
will leave for the South the middle of this
| month.
Mrs. Judson Wade Bishop, of Mackubir
| street, has returned from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs A. R. Dalrymple, Of Sum
nit avenue, will go to California next
week
Mrs. J. c. Wolf, of the Hotel Metro.
| politan, has returned from Mankato.
Mrs; Martha "a. MeSCTrosson. who has been
nue., has returned to Madison.
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