The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-13

| j. 6GcAuS, Mrs. Z. II. EurneSS ana MIS-.
| John G. Holman.
Mrs. oppenheim, in her report Of the
annual meeting of the association held
last month in Washington. stated that
the election Of strong executive board
ana the change in the bylaws making
state cha1rmen ex-officio members of the
| board or trustees had materially
strengthened the organization. She had
been told, while in Washington, that the
Smithsonian institute, the national COM
mlttee OF education and the American
academy or scienee'rwere at work upon
| plans Tor the establishment of a national
seat of learning. Miss Greve, state secre-
tary, read letter from Senator c. X.
Davis, commencing gthe work of the as
| soclatlon and wishing it success Mrs.
| Oppenheim announced the following COM
| mittees:
ADVISORY Council-Mrs. Frederick Drls-
col, mrs; j b; Beals; Mrs. j. B. Hoxsie,
University Committee-Mrs. Clinton j.
Backus, Mrs. c. E.4Furness, Mrs. Cass
Gilbert Miss Robbins.
General Committee--M. D. Grover, Sen
ator c. e. Davis. Rev. Samuel G. Smith,
e.. b Sticl1ney. Judge Thomas Wilson,
MISS margaret J. Evans DR.. A. ]. Stone,
w W1ll1am Mitchell, Condo Hamlin, c. D.
Our work in the state here" said Mrs.
Oppenheim to the GIL b e yesterday aft
ernoon, will for while be merely edu-
cational. Many people know little or
nothing concerning this plan for a great
notional university, and until they are
made thoroughly acquainted with the
work and its purport we cannot expect
hearty cooperation. AS member Of
the publishing committee, of which Mrs
Margaret Sweat, the national president,
is chairman, I shall have the handling
of good deal of literature prepared and
sent out by the association, and my
greatest effort will be to place the peo-
pie of this state thoroughly en- rapport
with the plant of the association"
i The following are the state officers:
Chairman. Mrs Ansel Oppenheim; vice
chairmen. Mrs Maurice Auerbach, Mrs.
William Graves, Mrs. Edwin Jaggard;
congressional chairman, Mrs. William
I1ixon; treasurer, Mrs. Judson Wade
Bishop; assistant treasurer, Miss Kate
Chittenden; rec )rding secretary, Miss
Greve; assistant recording secretary,
Miss Josephine Kalman; corresponding
secretary, Miss Amelia Mann; assistant
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Perry
Gribben
+ The fifth anniversary ball of Division
/ No. ], Ladies Auxiliary, A.. O. H, was
| given last evening at Sherman hall. La
| tourelle's orchestra played for the dan
| cling. The hall was decorated with palms
! and cut flowers. The guests were re-
! ceived by Mrs. E. Conroy, Miss Mary
Donovan, Miss Nellie Donohue, Miss
Mary Mullaney, Miss Hannah Bamberry
| and Miss Bessie Dolan William Darmo-
dy, Ed McManus and r. J. Connolly had
| charge Of the floor. The grand march
| was led by Mr.. M. Walsh and Miss Null
| laney. The following women had charge
! of the arrangements: Mrs. Mary Hughes,
~ M Tl01n
] Mrs. Shinnars, Miss Bridget Conroy and
| Mrs. AFRICAN.
The Railway Postal Clerks Social club
| gave the third Of it's series Of dancing
| parties last evening at Lifts hall. The
| Twin City Mandolin club played for the
/ dancing. The grand march was led by
| MIR. George Bradford and Miss Halde-
man. The committee in charge was j..
+ A. Loomis, J. E. Star and D. B. Wagner.
The next hop will be given Friday, Feb.
I 16, at Lifts hall. as
Mrs Edwards entertained the Zenda
! Euchre club yesterday afternoon at her
j home on Summit avenue. Favors were
| won by Mrs. George Walker and Mrs s..
| G. Pierce. Mrs. A. II. Morton, of Summit
avenue, will be the next hostess.
1
| Congregational Church met yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs George
! E. Soper on Iglei1art3 street. The circle
! will serve supper to the members OF the
Congregational union Tuesday evening at
| $50 o'clock in 1.-The church sparlors. On
| the arrangement, committee are Mrs.
Mcmillan, Mrs. Humphrey and Mrs. JOS
| lin.
The Womans Home Missionary Society
! of the Central Presbyterian Church met
| Yesterday afternoon in the church par
| lors. Mrs Dunning presided. Mrs Hops
| had charge of the Scripture lesson. The
| subject for the afternoon was our Coun-
| try Mrs Upham read paper. on
omissions in our Country Mrs. Bar
nett,s paper dealt with 1.-THE Freedmen,
and Mrs. Andrew Cattanach read paper
| con "JJtah and the Mormons." case or
| .destitution was reported to the society,
| four small boys belonging to one family
| being in need of clothing The society
will provide for the children.
Mrs Charles Spencer and Miss Blanche
Clough, of Summit avenue, will give
cotillion Wednesday evening, Jan. "a, at
| Elk's hall.
Mrs. A. G. Thompson entertained in
! formally yesterday afternoon at her
! home on Laurel avenue in honor Oh MISS
| Humphrey, of West Superior.
Mrs E. r. Sanford entertained the exec
utive committee of the st. Paul chapter,
! Dauehters of the American Revolution,
Yesterday afternoon at her home on st.
| Adams street.
Mrs G. C. Bender, of Chicago, was
guest of honor at dinner given Tues
dav evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
| Floete, of Summit avenue
| Mr. and Mrs. j. F. George entertained
o cnmnanv of six at dinner last evening
At their home In Summit place in celebra-
ton of their wedding anniversary.
Miss McCary, of ST Louis, is the, guest
Of Mrs Charles Gordon, of Laurel ave-
Mrs. Charles Mckee. of South Victoria
street is entertaining Miss Della Dunn
of Chicago.
Miss Johnson. of Laurel avenue, is en-,
tertaining Miss Iinlbeck, of Duluth. and
Miss Lottie George. of Saltwater.
Mrs. Thomas B.. Scott, Of Summit ave-
nue.. will leave for Palm Beach. Fla. next
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. spates. of Marshall
avenue, have returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Newell, of Eau Claire. is the guest
of Mrs. A. J. Brawley, Of Goodrich ave-
nue..
Dr.. Gottfried stamm has returned from
Mount Clemens. Mich.
Miss Grace f Bishop OF > summit avenue
Miss Pruyn. who has been the guest
of Mrs L. A. Robinson. of Fairmount
| avenue, is in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles 81 Fee. of Dayton ave-
nue., is in Chicago.
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