The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-18
. SOCIAL LIFE IN ST. PAUL

ndc ctss Ta,aahhkn. who is prominently con-
ns WIN the Jewish Industrial school,
"a S1llcttulnatl, O., read an Interesting pa
hhefore Ae sa Work that iss being done there
nome OF Rabbi Rypins.v of DAYTON ave
M ,tu. Yesterday afternoon Miss Frank
III auqlence was made up chiefly of
hoT5oo ~ Te are interested in the Neigh
~ Lo2u MUSE that has been recently
S Mo on the West side by the Jewish
Wonen benevolent society The Gin
gu cihn 1aa 1naustriai school, the paper stat
ca, was started on very much the same
plan as st. Pauls sNeighborhood house.
ana o1Hered from 1t only in the extent
Of IT'S work The unique feature about
Ine Clnclnnau school in the girls de-
partment was the5fact that the workers
e1ter tney attainedsa certain stage of pro-
nc1ency were paid for all the work they
olat tne e. department having its regular
Franklin said the boys manual training
department. was well organized, occupy
ing 1our-roomediI building of its own.
Inc paper praised the Neighborhood
was doing. Following the reading of
sion.
Nearly 700 young people enjoyed a So
cal evening last night on the steamer
Columbia and barge The boats were
chartered by the Swedish mission on
East Seventh street. They left the docks
at the foot of Jackson a little after 8,
and did not return until a. few minutes
before midnight. The first part Of the
excursion was a trip up the river, back
past the wharf and down the river as
far as opposite Red Rock. The Sunday
school chorus furnished, the music and
We're appreciated SO highly that again
and again they received a rouSing encore.
A world of light refreshments were in
evidence, and were literally patronizcd
AS result the finances Of the church
will receive the benefit which will
amount tn 6Q mo lta11f
is to be complimented upon the success
full way in which the affair was man
aged.
Mrs. D. H. Robbins entertained infor-,
malfy at luncheon yesterdays.at her home
on Summit avenue.
Miss Maud Mccartney gave a luncheon
Thursday afteE|con at her home on Day
ton avenue iii honor of Miss Sydria Mann,
Of Milwaukee; Miss Olive Perlee, of Still
water, and Miss Grace Townsend, Of
Minneapolis.
Miss Bowlin entertained a small COM
Pany Of young women Thursday after
noon at her home On Summit avenue.
Euchre was played.
Mrs. r. F. Eldridge and Mrs. H. w.
Straight gave a linen shower Thursday
afternoon at the home of the former on
College avenue insfhonor of Mrs. C.. B.
Neeker, whose marriage to E. f. Ken
rick takes place next week. The most
esses were assisted by Mrs. C. F. LiStoe
and Mrs. G. A. Upton.
Mrs Fl. r.. Kerr gave an informal thin
bic bee yesterday afternoon at her home
on Aurora avenue in honor of her sister,
Miss Florence Kerr, of Hamilton, Ont.
Miss Macdonald, of ST Peter street,
Will give matinee party today in honor
of Miss Mitchell, Of st. Cloud.
Miss officer will entertain Informally
this evening at her home on ST. Peter
street in honor of Miss Mitchell, of st.
Cloud.
DR. Maurice D. Edwards and two sons,
Dwight and Dan, of Laurel avenue, are
camping at Isle Royale.
Mon. Carel, of the Central high school
faculty, has returned from camping
expedition ON the north shore of Lake
Superior.
Miss Mitchell of St. Cloud, is. the guest
of Miss Evelyn Officer, Of st. Peter street.
Mr.. and Mrs Siscoe, of HIghwood, are
spending a few days in their summer
cottage on Minnesota point.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Clark of the
Ktttson, will leave today for Mankato on
a short visit. ss
, Miss Myrtle Webb of Nelson avenue,
is at Bald Eagle lake. s.
Miss Nina Osborne, of West Superior,
is the guest of Miss Bess DrUmmond,, Of
Macnall avenue. ~r-,-.-.e
Rev. and Mrs. w A Mansell, of Luck
Mr.; and Mrs. BENJAMIN J.Cowen, of
Holy avenue. 50 They were en- route to
North Dakota to visit relatives.
Miss Ella 5Maher. of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., is entertaining Miss Marguerite
Bryant, of Zumbrota.
Mrs. c. j. Stevens, of Marshall avenue,
will return today from the East.
Mrs. j. ID. sLawler, efvWirginia avenue,
has returned from Montreal
Mr., and Mrs. H. A. Loughran have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
at nome at 3f9 Selby avenue. $ atra
Miss Bessie Curry and Miss Marion
AdalnSon, of Merriam Park, have return
ed from st. Cloud. q.Y
Miss Myrtle Webb of Nelson avenue
is at Bald Eagle lake.
Miss Cecilia Kalman, of Summit ave-
nu, has returnde from White Bear. lake.
Mrs. Julia c. r. Dorr, we'll known
Vermont writer, is the guest of her son,
William r. Dorr, at his summer cottage
at Manitou island, White Bear. lake.
Mrs. j. j. divers, of Wabasha street,
is entertaining Mrs e.. M. Dakin, of Iro-
Quois. Canada.
Mrs. ]. ]. Leighton, of Dayton avenue,
is entertaining Mrs. H Furtney, Miss
Furtney and Mrs. M. Mills, of Austin,
MINI.
Mrs John Mclean, of Mackubin street,
has returned from F'rontenae.
Miss Burkhard, of Hoffman avenue, is
entertaining Miss Little of Denver, Col
Mrs. Sherman Tousley, of Carroll
street. is entertaining Miss Margaret
Heazlett, of Mercer, Pa.
Mrs. Henry Rochat and two daughters,
of East Tenth street, have returned from
Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. John Hill and Miss Mary Hill,
Burr street. are ia Buffalo, N. Y.
The Misses Appleton, of White Bear,