The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

Mrs. +. l.. Hail. of Clayton, n. Y, was
the guest of honor at a euchre party
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John
T. Reynoldson, Of Lincoln avenue. The
rooms were decorated with white chrys
anthenums, carnations and ferns. AS
sisting the hostess were Miss Elizabeth
Reed, Miss Lillian Hughes, Miss Florence
Pease and Miss Florence Hail. of Clay
ton, N. Y. The guests included: Mrs. (.
r. PeaSe, Mrs. E. J. Ricketts,, Mrs. John
Silver, Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Edward
Jones, Mrs. T. P, Pease. Mrs. Arthur
Lyman, Mrs. William Funk, Mrs. Fill
lebrown, Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs. Oscar Hallam, Mrs. j. S. Mackey
Mrs. Haycock, Mrs. Sibley, Mrs. Ruff
Mrs. e. B. Hause. Mrs. P. A. Schaub
Dugan Mrs Keiter, Mrs. Raudenbush
Mrs Macnider, Mrs. Drew, Mrs. G. D.
Taylor, Mrs, J. T. Schusler, Mrs. GoOch
Mrs. Spooner, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs Merrill!
Mrs. Charles Lowering. Mrs. Frank
Pagan, Mrs. Van Duzee, Mrs. Baker,
Mrs Gooding, Mrs. McCandless, Mrs.
XerXa. Mrs Hall, Mrs. Whitacre, Mrs.
Brooks, the Misses Funk, Miss Clinch.
The following officers were elected at
yesterdays annual meeting of the
Children's Christmas club, organized a
year ago by Miss Minnie Timberiake:
President, Roscoe Hersey Finch vice
presidents, Roy Burns, Springer BROOKS,
Edith Wann; secretary, julie HannafoId;
treasurer, Foster HannafOrd; acting sec
rotary and treasurer, Miss Minnie "
Undertake.
The club will have a Christmas tree
at Seminary hall for poor children. 1t
is desired that all who have outgroWn
TOYS. books and other articles suitable
for Christmas gifts and are willing to
give them away, should send them to
the hall the day before Christmas.
The board of managers of the Day
Nursery met yesterday at Relief hail
Mrs. ]. F. Jewctt and Miss Fredericka
Sommers were appointed visitors for
December More than 400 children We're
cared for during the month. The average
daily attendance is twenty five
At the December meeting of the board
of managers of the Home of the Friend
less, Mrs. D. F. Brooks, of Merriam
Palk, was appointed visitor There are
twcnty-three Inmates of the nome.
The Ladies Aid Society of ST. James
English Evangelical Lutheran church will
meet with Mrs. Piper, 1101 Laurel ave-
nue., at 2:30 2. m. tomorrow.
Mrs. John McCulIcch and Miss Flora
McCulloch have gone to Florida, where
thew will spend the winter c
Mrs. F. w Patterson, and Mrs. Emma
Lyons, of Dayton avenue, are in Chicago.
Mrs. NJ F. Richardson and son Robert,
OF the Colonnade, have taken apartments
at the Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Jefferson, OF Sum-
nit avenue, are in the East.
Miss Catherine Ford, of Bayfield,, Wis,
is the guest of Miss Moore, of Lincoln
avenue.
Miss Fernald of Laurel avenue is in
Cleveland, 0.
Miss Metcalf, of Duluth, was the guest
last week of Mrs Charles Travis
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Young. OF
Summit avenue, will return today from
the East.
Mrs James Ferguson and Miss Fergu-
son, of ST. Pierre terrace, are visiting rel
atives in Mason City, 10.
Mr. and Mrs Albert N. Rose have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will
be at home after Dec Is at 513 Summit
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard, of Laurel ave-
nue., will spend the winter in California
Miss Helen Cratsenberg, Of Laurel ave
nue., will return from college for the hoii-
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