The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-25

| green and ground pines, and transform
ed into an ideal picnic grove. A platform
for dancing. The Manhattan orchestra
! played. Miss Olive TAFT, central chair
| man, was crowned queen of the picnic
! carnival. Mrs. B. Bradley Mrs. William
| Jones and Miss Florence Bates, members
of Flora Rebekah lodge, were assisted by
chairman from each local lodge. The
use of the hall was given by Flora
| lodge.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club met
Wednesday afternoon in John Ericsson
school. Rev. Carl Scovel made a short
address, after which the following pro
Hillstrom; reading, Elsie Anderson; vocal
| solo, Miss Polster; recitation .Sigred
D,ahlquist; recitation. Henry Ericsson on
Irene Howe; reading. James Cosgroye
| reading, Ethel Carlson: song, Miss Mo-
haupt duet, Under the Old Umbrella .
Agda and Robin Lindahl, after which re-
| freshments were served.
Miss Matte I<nudzn gave farewell
party at her home on Canada street
Mr.; and Mrs. H; Lutz, Mr.; and Mrs; Q.
Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Holman, Mrs.
La Claire, Mrs Kreatz; the Misses Alice
Mealmesser, Lena Kastorff, Susie Olsen,
Frank Reagan, VIII Basil and Herman
Johnson. The decorations were roses
| and carnations and smflax.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer c. Ashcraft en-
| their home on Burr street Tuesday even
ing in honor of Miss Rose Dancy. Those
present were: Mae Crawford Eva Mitch
eson, Bertha Chester. Emma Mitchska,
! Gertie Hughes, Marion McMellen, Grace
! Turner. Nettie Hammond, Jessie Turner,
| Ethel Mortomer, Edith Stevenson and
| Cora Hammond.
! Miss Ethel Rose entertained the Car
nation Card club Wednesday evening.
| Miss Nettie Crandall, Miss Esther Swan
strom, B. E. Williams and H. E. Jones
T1ycr1 he YOriz VIroG q on
by Miss Alice Wilson, of Clear Lake, who
is her guest. The decorations were car
nations and smilax
Mrs. II. Perro, of Lafayette avenue,
entertained the Hiawatha Euchre club
Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Perro, Mrs. A. p. Moffitte and Mrs.
Nellie Friend. Next Tuesday Mrs. Harry
Davis, 351 Thirteenth street, will enter
tain the club.
The Fern Leaf Cinch club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. ]. A. Mccain, on Burr street.
aid, Mrs E. Lincoln, Mrs NJ. Kelly and
Mrs. Carbon.
The Young Peoples Society of st.
James Episcopal Church. have elected the
following officers: President. Henry Bry-
ant; vice president Miss Bessie Sharood;
secretary and treasurer, Miss Laura Ris-
chatsek
Special services will be held each even
ing this week in the SEast Presbyterian
church. Rev. A. B. Medium, Rev. D. d.
Mitchell, Rev A. E. Driscoll and Rev. w.
G. Covert will assist the pastor, Rev John
Copeland.
Mrs. o. sohiberg. Of Sims street, enter
tanned a few lady friends Monday after
noon in honor of her Gbirthday and Thurs
day afternoon she entertained a company
of ladies for Mrs. Arvid Osterberg, Of
| Duluth.
The East side gymnasium, at 9S2 East
| Seventh street, which has recently or
gained will open in a few days. The
committee are: Rev. John Copeland, s.
w. Baker, Claud Christie and 1. Hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Airing
| ton Hills Presbyterian Church gave a
| very successful social Thursday evening
| at the home of Mrs. Harry Tucker, on
! Edgerton street.
The wives of the Methodist ministers
| of the city will hold their regular month
| ly meeting at the home of Mrs H. G.
Ashcraft, I48 Burr street, next Wednes-
day at 2:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Farnsworth, of Gill
| boy N. D., and Miss Hattie Gross, of
| Delano, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Farnsworth, Of Case street, during the
week.
The Young Peoples Society of the Ar
! lington Hills Presbyterian Church will
| give a social next Misunderstanding at the
home Of George Brack, 6S5 John street.
Mrs. c. E. Chairman, of ST. James,
Mimi, and R. ]. Moff1tte, of Dawson, N.
| D., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A P.
Moff1tte, of Lafayette avenue.
Miss Emily Cox of York street, left
Wednesday evening for. New York, where