The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-01
THE S0CIgL
WORLD.

Only second in Importance to the char
ity ball in the social events of the win
ter will be the anniversary party Of the
st. Paul German club, which will be
given next Friday evening at st. An
thony Hill Masa@4c hall. The ball will
mark the completion of quarter Of
century of tht clubs existence, and, 1T
is expected, that number of out-of-toWn
people will be present. The following is
the list of the club members for this
year: Julian n. Kirby, F. r. Bigelow,
n. P. Lapgford Jr., Charles w. Gordon,
]. j. Parker, Fitzhugh Burns, Robert D.
Stewart, A. Wilder Merriam, Fl. P. Bend,
F. D. MonfoIt, John S. Dalrymple, w w.
Price, G. NJ. Bend, L. D. Wilkes, l.. W.
Hill, Richmond P. Warner, James n.
Hill, E. N. Saunders Jr., DR.. j. D. Lewis,
Charles Nelson Jr., Carl Taylor, William
Howard James, NJ. j. Boyle, William r.
Stephenson, Sidney B. Dean, Cathcart
Maxffeld Frank w. Lightner Charles D.
Matteson, Fred Weyerhaeuser, OF Clio
queti Homer Clark, W. O. Stout, J. S.
Stone, Louis Fo: epaugh and Michael j.
OShaughnessy Jr:.
The annual meeting of the St Paul
Home and Foreign Missionary societies
Of the English Lutheran churches of the
city was held yesterday afternoon at
Memorial church. Rev. A. ]. D. Haupt
presided. Officers for the coming year
Wee elected as follows: President. Abel
Hanson, st. James church, North st.
Paul; first vice president, Miss Jennie
president Mrs. George Olson. st. Marks;
recording secretary, Miss sAnna Olson,
St. James; treasurer, Miss Elsie Lar
son, st; James These officers, together
with the pastors Of the churches will
form the executive committee.
The treasurer's report showed the re-
ceipts for mission work during the year
to be 1852 ana the expenditures 1856,
n q of IN h.
ury. 1t was voted to give 80 of this
to the Saltwater mission.
The following ST Paul D. A. r. women
attended the reception given yesterday
afternoon by the Colonial chapter. in
Minneapolis at the home of Mrs. Ken
neoy, on Third avenue: Mrs. D. A.
MNlonfort state regent; Mrs. John Knuppe,
Wade, Mrs. Wright, Mrs e. S. Prouty,
Mrs. Gheen and Mrs. Stanford.
The, H. B, Stowe sisterhood No. II,
daughters Of Malta, gave an enjoyable
literary and musical entertainment at
Odd Fellows hall, Payne avenue and
crowded to the DOORS and, although it
was late before the programme was fin
lshed, all of them stayed to hear the last
and partake of the refreshments which
were served in an adjoining room bv tn the e
Holnen after the entertainment. Prof
9IIIIowark, Miss Matte Froiseth. Mr. L.
Fin qulst, Miss Annett, Miss Mabel
Lejghtan and Miss Mabel Elmer rendered
some well received piano solos. Rev. TT.
9 Ashcraft, of the Grace M e. church.
covered Il short address of welcome.
Vs. W.; =; b b. Abbott, lately of Primrose &
cores, for his singing. Mrs. Kate c.
Humble. Mr.. Smith, Miss Cassie Lin
dt,fet Nj NJ B. B. Bathrtck. Miss Lund-
Mrs. Nixon, Miss Nettie Froisath apd
Mr Whltlaka also contributed vocal
G run bers 8, Miss Ache Knapp, Mrs.
Miss Ida Sturdivant gave Rotations and
Huqiey and Myrtle Tinker contributed a
dialogue Mr. Freda Zen Burkette. de-
n&hted the audience with his dramatic
The committee in charge comprised
M yrs y. Mclean, Mrs. Lee and Ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph E. Mfchaud gave
a dlnner party yesterday for MIR and
Mrs Edwin J. Fuller of the Buckfng-
nam Inc decorations were of snilay and
'''i i d 'ioiiS covers We're laid for ton
Mrs: T. r. Benton entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon and evening at her
home on Ielehart street Fifty or i llfe
were entertained each time. In The > ftar9
noon Mrs Benton was assisted by Miss
Mi na1y and Miss Benton. In the evan-
| fng MISS Sylvester, Miss Vernon. Miss
" iii'iiey ana MISS Snalley assisted.
Mrs; P. A. Rockwell and Mrs A Finc1s
gave the second Of a series of euchre mar
b LES yester6 gay afternoon at Mrs. Finck's
nome on Plea ant avenue FIFTY guests
! were enterta ned. The hostesses We're as
sisted by Mrs. A. Yoerg, Mrs T IT
ESIeeper' Miss Sleeper and Miss Brebert
! aVorS We're Won by Mrs Worth. Of Mn
| nnfe Es Mrs. H. Defiel Mrs Stack and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Proutv entertained
a oI,,
| few outside guests last evening at their
| nome on Summit avenue Mrs McCardv
mrs. Lanpher and Miss Hughson assisted
me hostess; Euchra was played, fav0rs
| being, won by Mrs. E. E. Hughson, Mrs.
". e. Bromley, Mrs. c. e Stone. Mrs
YAH yaIl, Messrs Mackey, c. E. Stone. R.
n;dll . ana EaH- A company of thirty
SIX We're enterta ned
Mrs. John T. Reynoidson will entertain
az euchre Tuesday afternoon at her
! Hail. " %
The The ANNUAL meeting of Constellation
! Sfidptef order of the Eastern Star will
! be held Wednesday afternoon al Ma
| sonic hall. 90 va
80 The he W Tt? Home Miss onary Society
! OF the FIRST NJ. e. Church will hald its
| regular meeting Tuesday afternoon. Dec
4, at the home of Mrs. f. B. Cowgiu. $50
West Third street. o. NV
Miss Lavansky gave a THANKSGIVING
dinner Thursday at her home on Indiana
avenue, In honor of Miss Schulman and
| Mr.. Beckman. "ii0
Miss Bates, of Marsha avenue. will re
turn the first of next month from D9v-
Miss Mae Mccarthy, of selbv avanno
is visiting in Chicago
Mrs. G. r. Morton, of Lincoln avenue
has gone to Sycamore, Ill.
| Miss Hester Gilman. of ST Anthon,,
Park, is in st. Cloud
The Misses Chatfield, of the Colonna6e
are entertaining Miss ChatieId. of Bos,
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Hough. of Tglebart
street, are entertaining Mrs Will TT,
NJ Mr.. and Mrs L. D.. Wilkes, of the
aberdeen have returned from Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralrh Allison. of St AL
pans street, have returned from PRESCOTT
Dr.. W. D. Kelly and the Misses 1onnto
braska. III Ne
Mrs. c. t Bailey. who has been visit
ing her parents, Col and Mrs r. Fl Mi
telahl' OF st: Anthony avenue the mast
lie" weeks has returned to Mankato.
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