The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-17

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Miss TaIman and Mr.. Badly
Unity Church Guild Entertained
at the Ames Home on Grand
Avenue.
Miss Hartsinck gave euchre party last
| evening at her home on Portland ave-
nue. in honor of Miss Talman and Mr..
| Badly, who are to be married next Mon
day The rooms were decorated with pink
roses, carnations, palms and ferns The
score cards and CONNECTIONS were also
pink. The guests last evening were:
| Miss Irene Ta1man, Miss Louise Hinckley
and Miss Ann Scribner, of Madison, Wis;
Miss Florence Glover, of Hudson, Wis;
| Miss Richardson, Miss Edna Brown, Miss
May Strong, Miss Fannie Strong, Miss
Florence Metcalf, Miss Grace Metcaf,
Miss Mabel Lanpher, Miss Margaret
Craig, Miss Hoeborn, Miss Brown, Miss
Clyde D. Knapp, of Chicago, ILL.,; Messrs.
Badly, of Deadwood, S. D.; Ankeny, of
! Nebraska; DR.. Lewis, Rollin De Lano,
| Clinton Mccormick of Duluth; Frank
| Cudworth, Luther Cudworth, Charles
| Somers, Yale, Mcclure, Prest, Earle
Brown, Kingston, Martin Hartsinck and
H. B. Kingston
The Monroe School Mothers club met
| yesterday afternoon at the Monroe
school. Mrs. Yorkes presided DR.. Ohage
| spoke on Pure Milk and Miss Brant
played a piano solo.
| The Young Peoples Guild of Unity
| Church gave valentine social last even
ing at the home of Mrs. c. W. Ames, on
| Grand avenue. The rooms were decorated
| with pink roses and carnations. Each
| guest brought an original valentine and
| read it aloud. The committee in charge
| was: Miss Helen James, Miss Grace
Newson, Miss Kellogg, Miss Estabrook,
Miss McCaine, Mr.. Macintosh and Mr..
Thomas Holyoke The guests were men,
bers of Unity congregation.
Miss Cutter entertained the members
of the Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Park Congregational Church last even
ing at her home on Nina avenue. The
guests played progressive salmagundi.
Miss Cutter was assisted by Mrs S. G.
Cobb and Miss Fouke.
The women of the First Christian
church gave a reception last evening at
the residence of Mrs. C. E. Dickerman
on Nelson avenue, in honor of Mrs. KEEL
ley, national organizer of the Christian
Woman's Board of Missions. Mrs. Dick
erman was assisted by Mrs. F. A. Hall
Mrs. Owens, Mrs Ingersoll, Mrs. C. E
Battles and Mrs Gadd Mrs Kelley made
a brief address, explaining her work, ant
. a musical programme followed. The
hostess served refreshments.
fl Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Dickerman. of Mel
son avenue, will leave the first of tn,
month for the South, to be absent during
March and April
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the FRS
Baptist Church met yesterday morning
In the church parlors. The Foreign Mis-
s1onary society met in the afternoon
Mrs. George Warner presided. Mrs War
ner read an account of the escape of w
f. Beaman Baptist missionary in West
ern China, from mob that was terror
izing missionaries in 1895.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Contra
Park M e. Church will give a colonial re
ceptfon and New England supper in The
church parlors next Thursday evening
Supper will be served from 6 to O'Clock
followed by musical and literary pro
gramme, in honor of Washington's birth
day.
The programme will consist of adj
dresses by Hon. w. P. Murray and Mrs
Benjamin LongFey; Rotations by Miss
Berna Lapham and Mrs. Clara McGin
mis-; piano and violin duet by Miss Mel
lie Grant and Henry Grant; songs by the
Misses ellis, Miss Nellie Hall, Mr. Cot
fey, Miss Floy Rossman and the Contra
Park quartette, and a cornet solo by Mr.
Osborne. Miss Viva Mcmillan will be the
accompanist.
The Railway Postal Clerks Social club
gave a dancing party last evening al
Lifts hall. The Twin City Mandolin
club played for the dancing. Mr.. an6
Mrs. Dent led the grand march. On the
committee were: D.. Wagner, ]. A
Loomis, L. H. Ward and George Brad
ford
gave an old-fashioned social last evening
in the church parlogs. There was an in
formal programme of music, and refresh
ments were served. The following wom-
en- had charge: Mrs. A. Post, Mrs. Car
ney, Mrs. j. c. Palmer, Mrs. Evans, Mrs
Garaghty, the Misses King, Miss Clan
vile and the Misses Koenig.
A meeting of the Woman's Civic league
will be held at the Commercial club Tues
day at D. m. DR.. Helen w. Bissell will
read paper on .tOur Duty to the De-