The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-02
SOCIAL LIFE IN ST. PAUL

Dd Inc annual ia meeting OF the Church
ton of the board of directors for the
coming year will be held on Wednesday,
> Ocl, ., at the nome, 25S7 Fuller street, at
q cIoch, Inc business meeting will be
IolloWed by a generals reception from 3
to p. M, to whica the friends of tho
home are invited
Inc term work will begin on Tuesday
free to Sunday school7workers and OF others
desiring to take one aor more of the
courses.
The arrangement forothe course of lee
lows, beginning Oct. 81, 1900: t
10 a. "Missionsp Rev g. E. Haupt;
prayer BOOK, Rev. E.. Dray. Alter
Il q. m;1"churcn History" Rev. Fran
Wednesday,
10 a. mold Testament" Rev. Henry
Il a. m.,"New Testament" Rev. F. F.
10 a. m.-"Theology.~ Rev. ]. A. Ten
Brock, first and third Friday of each
il a: m.-"History Of the English
and fourth Fridays.
a. m.--"Hygiene and Nursing" A. R.
Calvin, M. D., first and third Fridays
Of each month.
tending the lectures at ST. Luke's hospi-
tai
Special lectures by Bishop Whipple and
Rev. j. ]. Faude, D. D., Prof. f. ]. E.
woodbridge and others are announced.
The st. Paul School of Fine Arts open
ed yesterday for It's fall term. Director
e. F. Conins, who has lately returned
from the East, was in charge. The
class in decoration and historic ornament
VIII begin work tomorrow. Saturday the
rection of Miss Olive Long. The day
life class has already begun work. and
the class in decorative design has COM
menced with a membership larger than
formerly.
The Somerset w. C. T. u. met yester-
Gay afternoon at the Y. M. c. A. The
programme was in charge of Mrs Lam
phear, and included a talk by Miss Louise
HoIllster, state vice president at large of
the ". G. T. u, and two violin numbers
by Miss Bessie s Webster. Miss HOLSTER
her address was followed by general
discussion. Rev. H. f. Sthlwell, VINO
was to have addressed the union, was
unable to be present Following the
n Eeet1ng there was an Informal reception
IN honor of Mrs. Lamphear, who leaves
soon for the Pacific coast.
The Wcman's Home and Foreign Mis-
slonary Society Of the Plymouth Congre-
gational Church will meet today with
Mrs. 5. X. De Graw,a 429 Sherburne ave-
nue..
The board Of managers of the Babies
nome met yesterday afternoon at the
n n43II ,, on Lincoln avenue. Mrs: NJ. L. P.
Nh Nh was appointed visitor for the month.
MIS-! Mrs; Jenness Miller to deliver lecture
Isl II 81. raul Dec 23 for the benefit of the
nome no 2.7J Mrs Jenness Miller will speak
Messer member of the board is ar
ranging children's play, to be given in
the near future for the benefit of the
Miss Margaret Distel will entertain at
cards this evening at her home in Cen
trail Park.
The women Of the First M. E. church
Will give a reception Friday evening
In the church parlors for Rev. and Mrs
r. r. 81 Cowgirl and the new members of
Walter Kelly, a member of the faculty
OF the department. of music in the
Northwestern University of CHICAGO will.
give a pipe organ recital this eve3ino al
the Dayton'S Bluff German NJ o. church
n! VIII pc assisted by Mrs. Jane Hun
CnIgton Yale, contralto. The proceeds
WIN go toward a; final payment on the
new pipe organ that has been recentIy
placed in the church.
given this winter at the Y NJ e. A.
me mus1cales will be given once a
T Eegk IN the evening". Last night Ida
AK gave a either recita1a IT, -
Mrs John. L. Townley will give Inn.
che0n tomorrow afternoon at her home,
on 1glehart street in honor of Mrs. Jelr-
Mrs. L. A. Guiterman entertained the
i lara club yesterday afternoon at her
r nf,a z, on layton avenue: Favors at eu-
enc were won by Mrs. r.. Solomon and
Mrs. E. Aberle.
Mrs; J.. 3. Metcalf will entertain the
Hamilton Whist club this afternoon al
her home on Ashland avenN.
Mrs. Herman Phillips of Geranium
street, is entertaining Miss Louise Hoi
lister. state vice president at large Of
the w. c. 7. u.
Mrs, B. J. Boynton, of Dayton avenue.
IS entertaining Miss Pierce and Miss
Doll1e Pearsons, of Duluth.
Mrs. w. P. Jewett, of Dayton avenue.
mas gone to Washington, D. c., TO at
tend a meeting of the executive board
OF the National D. "A. r.
Mrs. I. +. Lowder, of Yokohama. Ia.
the Aberdeen.
Mrs. Sidney Shepard and Mrs. j. w.
Rowe, OF st. Louis, are the guests of
Mrs H. G. McNair. of Laurel avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Conley, of Laurel
flats. --'- 10 Aii
Mrs. John L H Field, of Dayton ave,
nue., Is in New York.
Mrs Henry Button, of Casselton. s.
D., is the guest of Mrs. Oliver DaIrym-
pie, of Summit avenue.
Mrs. G. c. Jenkins, of Berlin, Wis. and
Mrs Elmira Partridge, of Chicago are.
the guests of Mrs. J.. l.. Towniey,, Of
1glehart street.
Mrs s. F. Rogers and Miss Frances
Rogers have taken the TompIxins rest
dence on Virginia avenue for the win
ter.
Mrs; E. A. Beaudin. of Iglehart street,
is visiting in Omaha. .E-.5sz ..fs,E =
Mrs. H. j. Baldwin, of Portland ave-
nue., is entertaining Mrs. David Syme,
OF Glenwod, Wis.
Col. and Mrs. LinsIey, Of the Aberdeen
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs w
Bradley, Of San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. T. c. Field, of Dayton avenue.
Is entertaining Miss Elizabeth Taylor
Mrs. Samuel Wharton, aof Aurora aves
pue, leaves today to join her husband at
Great Falls, Mont where they will re-
side.
Mrs G. w McIntire. of the Aberdeen.
has returned from Cable, Wis
Mrs Walter Allen, of Holly avenue.
Is entertaining Mrs. Laura Curtis, Of
New York.
Mrs. S. H. Nunnally. of Holly avenue,
has taken apartments at the Waldorf,
Summit avenue.
Mrs. Sherwood, of Los Angeles. Cal
is the guest of Mrs. Lohlker, of FlCAs-
ant avenue.
DRECOLL OF VIENNA.
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