The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-15

One of the most successful teas of the
series was he'd yesterday afternoon at
Bethel boat. Over ninety Bethel mothers
were in attendance. Mrs. Jchn Bidlenlan
gave short and practical talk on ''The
Woman Who Does Her Duty" Miss Hell
en- Griggs sang. 'She@'was accompanied
by Mrs. A. B. Bishop. Rev Frank Jen-
sen, of the English Lutheran church.
spoke on the Kingdom CT Women"
The refreshments We're in charge of Mrs.
William Henry, assisted by Mrs. Coyken-
dali. The nursery department of the
Bethel was opened yesterday. Mothers
who come to the Bethel teas accompanied
by their little ones may now leave them
in the Bethel nursery. whore they viii
be looked after by competent, people.
Yeste- day Mrs. Robert McLerae han, Mi IS
Kirk and Miss Laapher mad charge.
Friday evening, Dec. g. the Bethel moth
erS will DE given a special Chris lmas
entertainment They will have the priv
ilege of inviting their husbands.
The Misses Vallie and Ruberta ;Gotzian.
Of Summit avenue. gave a"cotillion last
evening in honor of Miss Rachel Hill.
4 - s.. --s 'f-''iis-
Mrs. Ellen McNiarney,. of .selby avenue.
viii give a progressive euchre party next
Tuesday evening. SD. .... ,ter
The women of the Central Pdrk NJ. E.
church held their annual Christmas sale
and holiday festival yesterday afternoon
and evening in the church parors. Din
NCr was served from p to ., and SUPP er
from to g. - Tire bazaar was in charge
Of Mrs. Williams, Mrs J. r. Storr, Mrs
F. e. Hough, Mrs. V. r. B2nham, Mrs
Sanford Grant, Mrs, Priebe, Mrs. Werts.
Miss Morrison, Miss Hattie Furlong, Miss
Maud Miller Miss Myrtle i-uley, Miss
Lottie Ryan and Miss TostAvin. Mrs
Priebe and Miss Chatfield, dressed IN
Jap costumes, served tea. Mrs. Robert
had charge of the orange Tree. The din
ms room was in charge of Mrs Storr.
Mr@ Sheppard. Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Hast
ings and Miss Walker.
The Ladies' Society of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd held its annual Christ
mas sale yesterday in the guild room.
Those in charge We're Mrs. William G.
Pore, Miss Staeh!e Mrs. Q. A Roach.
Miss Warne and Miss B'9Wn. Mrs.
King p esd d at the tea table. The fancy
work booth was presided ever by Mrs
Horton, Mrs. Young and MIS-. Wol.ver
An Epiphany supper will be served at
the Church of the Good Shepherd rectory
Jan. s.
Mrs. +. >. Bryant, of Portland avenue
will give a dinner party TUESDAY after
noon in honor of her daughter, Flo,enco's
| birthday.
The Autumn Leaf Gree club was en-
! tertained by Mrs. J. H Nightingale. OF
Sherburne avenue, Thursday evening.
FaNors were won by Mrs. =. Sherma 4.
Mrs. w. Li@nes, Mr.. c. Morgan and NJ.
John Hyacek.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Abrahamson, of Elm
street, announce tie engagement of ~thcir
daughter Rae to M. Benjamin c. Gall
ing
Or. and Mrs. J. D Paxton of Sun
Noble, of the Grau Opera company
Prof. John FCnwick will GO to New
Richmond, Wis, for short visit after
Christmas.
Mrs, 7. r Cable. of the Marlborough.
Las gone 10 Chicago.
Mrs. w. p. Jowe,t AMI Miss Louie
JeWett have returned from vi st II
/ Rralnerd and are al the Ryan.
! Miss Anna Markham of Paramount
| avenue has gone to Milwaukee
! Mrs; John Lima. of Fa rmount ave
nue.. is entertaining her mother. Mrs r
/ c. Shepard, of Selma, Cal.
! Miss Eva Halderman, of Ham,ine ave-
nue., viii return next week from st.
! Cloud.
Mrs. Sherwood. of Dayton's bluff 10
| entertaining her daughter. Mrs. E. L.
| Read.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Tay:or. Of G cd
/ rich avenue. will spend the holidays at
! Annandale.