The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-24

T. Kent. Miss Lena Podlasky and Henry
Delafield played piano solos. and Bert
Bailey gave a violin solo, with plano ac
compartment by Miss Ethel Walwork.
Miss Alice Schoch and Miss Estelle Fleiss-
ner recited. The entertainment conclud-
ed with stereopticon views under the di-
rection of Charles E. Stubs.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Plym-
outh Congregational Church gave an en-
tertainment for the Sunday school chill
dren last evening in the church parlors.
A programme of songs, drills and recita-
lions was given by the children. Those
taking part were: Edith Jones, Jessie
Pomeroy, Maggie Smith, Mayo Wilson,
Louise Wilson, Edith Anderson, Lucia
Warner Helen Slack, Edna Jackson and
Alice Pomeroy.
Starlight camp, Royal Neighbors of
America, gave masquerade ball last
evening at Central hall. The hall was
decorated with ropes of evergreens and
flags. Ryders orchestra played for the
dancing, the grand march being led by
Mr. and Mrs Thomas P. Hennessy. The
party was in charge of Mrs. l. Rock,
Mrs J. Calvert, Mrs. J. Mccormack and
Mrs. C. Beurman. The floor committee
was: Thomas P. Hennessy, Thomas
Flynn and w. H. Jones.
Division No. 8, Ladies Auxiliary to the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, gave its
third social mop last evening at Sherman
hall. koehler's orchestra played for the
dancing. The committee in charge was:
Mrs. James Mitchell, Mrs. M. j. Dwyer,
Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. William Reilly, Mrs
Sessions, Mrs. Waters, Miss Cook and
Miss NJ. Doyle
The pupils of the Freeman school gave
a series Of scenes from Shakespeare's
play, "A Midsummer Nights Dream,
yesterday afternoon at the school, Kent
street and Portland avenue. One of the
smaller school rooms was converted into
veritable bower OF roses, and the chill
dren, clad in pretty costumes, were
grouped in tableaux that told the story
of the play. The entertainment was Civ
en- under the direction of Miss LOOMS
It will be repeated this afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Boyd and Mrs John Dale
gave a large euchre party yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of the latter on Pres
colt street. The rooms were decorated
with pink and white carnations and ever
greens. About eighty women We're en-
tertained. The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs John Fisher, Mrs. Lawton, Mrs.
Todd, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Schurman, Miss
Peabody, Miss Susie Doran, Miss Ava
Daratt, Miss Valera Bredehagen and
Miss Inez Dale. Favors were won by
Mrs O. S. Boston, Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs.
A. o. Wilson and Miss Thompson.
Mrs Alexander Barclay gave the first
of two euchre parties yesterday afternoon
at her home on Dayton avenue, entertain
ing a company of forty women. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Mahoney,
Miss Wing, of New York, and Miss
Brown. of Denver. Mrs. Barclay will en-
terrain again today. Mrs. H. B. Barclay
will assist.
The thirty-sixth parlor conference of
the Associated Charities will be held at
the Aberdeen next Tuesday evening. The
subject to be discussed is Charitable and
Uncharitable Giving and it will be pre-
scented as follows: "Enect Upon the Re
cipient," Rev. David Morgan; Effect
Upon the Giver,'' Rev. Ambrose McNulty.
The papers will be followed by general
discussion.
The members of the Sunday school of
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church
gave their annual winter picnic last even
ing in the church parlors. The school was
divided into four sections, each section
| playing games suitable to the age of the
members The following people super
| intended the games: Mrs. Howard Ware
Mrs Edwards Mrs. T. A. Abbott, Mrs
NJ L. P Hill, Miss Nina Butler and Miss
| Riheldaffer. Following the games pan
| tomine of Winters MAUD Muller was
| given, and there was a very pretty rake
| drill The refreshments were in charge
of Mrs. Burch and Miss Dunlap.
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society Of the Dayton
| Avenue Presbyterian Church will be held
| In the church parlors Friday afternoon
March 9. The Foreign Missionary society
! will hold its annual meeting Friday after
noon, March 10. - -
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! Mrs. F. H. Tenney, of the Newport,
entertained the Zenda Euchre club yes
terday afternoon. Favors were won by
Mrs. G. F. De Camp and Mrs r. H
Edwards. Mrs. De Camp will entertain
the club Friday afternoon, March 9, at
| her apartments in the Elsinore.
Washington telegram says: Mrs. W.
P Jewett of st. Paul. is apparently the
most popular lady of the D. A. r. con-