The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-02

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| morning at the Y. M c. A rooms. Re
| ports from the children's provident saw
ings fund committee will be made.
|
The board of managers of the free dis
pensary win hold its regular monthly
meeting today.
| The annual meeting % the Day nursery
! was held yesterday morning. the election
resulting in the retaining of Mrs. James
/ Jewett as president; Mrs. Evans, Mrs
! Thurston, Mrs. Emma White as vice
/ presidents; Mrs. L. A. Moore, treasurer
/ Miss Somers, secretary. The old board
/ was also retained.
There has been total attendance of
| 47S6 during the year, representing eighty
five families The total number of chill
| dren cared for was 1876 The average
| daily attendance was H.
Miss Grace L. White, the matron, has
an assistant Miss Alice Hartley, and a
| new. cook.
The board is planning its annual enter
tainment for this month.
| NJ. T. Sanders, chief clerk in Land At
torney Kerr's Office, viii be married to
Miss T. May McQuat Eat ST Peter to-
morrow Mr.. Sanders has been employed
| by the Northern Pacific for many years,
| and so has Miss McQuat-E She has been
| d SIenOSfdpHer IN the ldilu department.
| Employees in the land department have
presented the couple with a cut glass
| fruit set.
The conference of unions will meet next
Thursday, May 3, at p. m, in the Y.
| NJ. c. A.
|
Link 10, Order of the Iron Chain, will
meet at Grand Army hall in the old
Opera house building on Wednesday.
May ?.
Miss Lydia Schultz, grand daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stiefel, left Saturday
evening for her home in Manitoba, after
spending the winter in the city pursuing
her musical studies
Last Thursday evening members Of the
Order of the Eastern Star rendered Mrs.
Louise Lyon Johnson, past worthy grand
matron surprise reception at her home,
! 1416 Chicago avenue, Minneapolis. includ
ing a. number of members from ST Paul.
A programme which had been arranged
| by the visitors was given as follows:
Piano solo, Mrs. DR.. Marsh; fancy cake
walk by the little Misses Lillian White
head and Geneve Rowitzer; recitation,
Miss Mary E. Benjamin; vocal duet,
! Misses Whitehead and Rowftzer, after
which tables were spread and refresh
nleHJS placed IH6E6O1IJ db w HIGH llIIlS WI D
| Johnson was called for and presented
| an elegant cut glass berry dish, Mrs. Vir-
| ginia l.. Flint voicing the love and es-
=! TEEN in which the recipient IS held by
! thes members of the order. Mrs Anna
P. Carter P. w. M, then presented Mrs.
! Johnson a handsome embroidered center
! piece the work of the giver, who re-
/ marked that the piece contained 1872
! stitches, every one Of which represented
a good wish and words of love for Mrs.
Johnson.
Though completely surprised. the re
| cipient responded most happily.
Miss Eliza henderson, of Armstrong
avenue, entertained Tuesday evening in
honor, of her birthday. a pleasant even
ing was spent with many Of her friends.
Tables We're, laid for thirty-fVe. Her
friends presented her with a gold pin.
Mrs. s. Herman and Miss Herman, Of
Grand avenue. leave tonight for chicago,
to be absent for bout twoSweeks.
Mrs. ]. w Noble, of Dayton avenue,
has gone to Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rutte,' of Iglehart
street will spend the summer in Los An,
geles. i,G ffe
Exchange street. are at Bald, Eagle,
Miss NlIillaards of Holly d avenue, IS IN
I Kansas City. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ntppolt, or south Elk
change street, will spend the summer at
White Bear
Mrs. F. P. Wright, of Summit avenue,
is In Chicago. .3 80
Mr.. and Mrs f. Ramaley, of Arundel
street will move next week to lib Far
rington avenue,
Mrs. Forest Orion, of Holly avenue, has
returned from the South. e@
DIR. and Mrs Dunning, of Marshall av-
enue, have gone to Washington,
Mrs. w. B. Atwood. of Washington. D.
c., Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Webb ofLafohd street. 1900 80
Mrs NJ D. Flower, Of Ashland avenue,
is expected home this week from Califor-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McLenahan, of
Dayton avenue, have moved to 1014 Lin
wood place, Ridgewood park.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntington, of Dayton
avenue. haYe-TemoYed to Duluth