The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-17
ITS THIRD RECEPTION
LADIES, AUXILIARY OF BETHESDA
RECEIVES IT'S FRIENDS AT THE
BAPTIST CHURCH
AN EVENING PROGRAMME, TOO

Work of the Society Highly COM
mended by All the speakers-OHi-
GERS Submit Their Reports of the
Years WOrk-WOmen In Charge
of the AfYair-A Musical Pro-
gramme Concludes the Exercises.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of Be
thesda Hospital held it's third annual
reception yesterday afternoon and even
ing in the parlors Of the First Baptist
church. Rev. c. A. Hultkrans presided
at the afternoon meeting and gave the
opening address, commencing the society
for the work it has accomplished during
the three years Of its existence. The
special work of the auxiliary is the care
of the linen and other furnishings of the
hospital, and at the meeting yesterday
Mrs o. Sohlberg, the secretary, and
Mrs. e. M. Lundholm, treasurer. gave
their reports Of the years work. 1t was
decided to postpone the election of Off
GERS until the next regular meeting of
the society, to be held Wednesday,
Feb. IA.
The society served supper last evening,
the proceeds to be devoted to the hos
pital charity work. The following wom-
en- had charge: Mrs John Bfom, Mrs
John Thorsell, Mrs. Hokanson. Mrs. Carl
son, Mrs. John Olson, Mrs. E. M. Lund-
| holm, Mrs. John Bodin, Mrs. Gilman,
Mrs. Hultkrans and Mrs. Sarnblad. A
musical and literary programme was
| given in the evening. Addresses were
made by Rev. ]. Freming, of Vasa,
| Mimi; Rev. E. O. Stone, of Minneapolis;
l.. o. Johnston and Rev. c. J. Carlson,
| president of the hospital board. A male
quartette, directed by n. z. Void, and a
mixed quartette, led by O. F. Ericsson,
sang. Frank Johnson acted as accom-
| panist.
The Dramatic club met Monday night
with Miss Sturgis, of Virginia avenue,
and perfected itself as an organization.
| Miss Sturgis is director, and she will be
assisted by the following advisory board:
| Mrs. Condo Hamlin, Mrs. j. d. Lawler,
Richards Gordon and w. B. Bend. w.
| Fl. Yardley will be treasurer of the club,
| and A. II. Stem, William Trowbridge
and Charles TarboX will attend to the
mechanical part Of the stage manage
ment. The first entertainment will be
given Thursday evening, Feb. l, at Sem
mary hall. 1t will consist of: A curtain
raiser, with the following in the cast:
Charles Spencer, Finlay Shepard, Mrs.
Paris Fletcher and Miss Davis. farce,
poison" with the following partici-
pants: Charles Ames, L. D. Wilkes, s.
d. Blake;ey, Leavitt Corning. Mrs. B.
II. Baker, Miss Bend and Miss Mabel
Horn; and two scenes from Romeo and
Juliet, with Mrs. Lawler as Juliet, and
| Mrs. Seabury as the nurse.
The annual meeting of the board of d.
rectors Of Bethesda hospital will be held
| at the hospital Tuesday morning, Feb 6.
/ A very unique social will be held at the
| Central Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening, Jan. %, to which the general
| public is cordially invited The social will
be directly in charge of Mrs. Edward
| Webb, Mrs. Frank A. Upham and Mrs.
Samuel Clark A real Chinese tea house
will be one of the attractions. Tea will
be served by Chinese dressed in native
4 costume. Other booths will be erected,
| where all the delicacies of the season can
be had. There will be music and refresh
ments.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Mikes,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mikes, OF
| East Fairfield avenue, and Mr.. Horwitz,
| Ol GIdllQ Il VI ms, lOOrA Paw 49,
| evening ats clock at Assembly hall.
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi
| Apelstein, assisted by Rabbi Aronson.
| The bride twas attended by Miss Moll1e
Kevovitsch and Miss Jennie Juris. Mrs.
l.. H Mikes was matron Of honor, and
Mr. L. H. Mikes was best man. The we'd
| ding march was played by Miss Jennie
| Aronson. The bride was gowned In
| white satin with a long veil, and car
| followed the ceremony, and later there
| was dancing, about 800 guests being pres
ent Mr. and Mrs. Horwitz will leave
| Thursday for Grand Forks, where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. P. ]. Whalen and the Misses NAL
10y, Of Detroit, Mich, are visiting the
Misses Berke at 567 Martin street.
Mrs. Hiram D. Brown will entertain at
| euchre Friday afternoon, Jan. rs, at her
home on Portland avenue, in honor Of
Mrs GLAND
The engagement is announced of Miss
Annie Sanborn to Mr.. j. G. Pyle. of Sc
attic. The wedding will take place
| Wednesday, Feb IA.
OLYMPIA Council No 10, Modern Sa.
| gave oil OiltCI olAO Oe''i
last evening at Bowlby hall. The pro-
gramme consisted of a harmonica solo
by Dr. Dawson: songs by Miss Marie
/ Johnson and c. O. Brownell, and duet
| by Miss Huffsmith and Miss john
son. Dancing followed the programme,
the North Star orchestra playing for the
numbers. The hall was prettily deco
| rated with wreathngs of evergreen and
the Stars and Stripes. The guests were
| received by M. A Landin, Joseph L.
Hart and John J. Brennan. The floor
was in charge of w. F. Stutsman and
Capt. ]. Burger.
An interesting exhibition of pictures
| from the American Lantern Slide Inter-
change was given last evening in the club
rooms of the st. Paul Camera club.
Oyer 1870 slides were shown. the pictures
being contributed by the California club,
| of San Francisco; and camera clubs of
/ Rockford, ILL.,, and Lancaster, Pa. The
exhibition included views from Sweden,
the Sandwich Islands, the Philippines,
| Alaska, Mexico, and views of California.
| About seventy-five people were present
at the club last evening, each member
of the club being allowed to bring
friend on lantern slide nights. Hereafter
| Tuesday night will be the clubs night at
home and some sort of Instructive en-