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

lors Mrs. D. d. Smith had charge of
the programme for the afternoon, the top
ic being, Cary and His Colleagues" The
various papers read told of different pc
RODS in the rife of the well known mis-
sionary. Mrs. E. d. Graham read paper
treating of his early life. Mrs. Torbet
spoke Of the beginning CT his missionary
career, and Mrs Wilson told something or
his last years and death. Mrs Randall
read paper on From England to India"
A number of the young people of the
First Baptist church attended the Baptist
Christian Endeavor rally held in the First
Baptist church, Of Saltwater, last even
ing.
The board of managers of the Womans
Christian Home met at the home yester
day afternoon. Mrs. II. B. Gates the
president, presided. The matron reported
tWenty-siX inmates at the home. Mrs.
John A. Swenson and Mrs. White were
appointed visitors for March.
Prof Shaws Bible Glass of the Central
Presbyterian Church will give a progress
i've conversation party Friday evening"
March 16, in the church parlors. Mrs w.
F. Mason Mrs. Samuel Clark, A. W.
Thompson and Mr.. Rich are on the COM
mittee.
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The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the House of Hope Church will
hold its annual praise meeting Tuesday
in the church parlors.
The Somerset w. c. T. u. will meet at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M Powers enter
tanned number of their friends informal
ly at salmagundi party last evening at
their home on Goodrich avenue.
The audience of grown people and chill
dren who attended the Jefferson School
union entertainment last night at the
Jefferson school took a trip through
Oriental lands with Charles L. Sommers
as cicerone. Mr.. Sommers lecture was
illustrated by means of some excellent
stereopticon views showing glimpses Of
the Sahara desert, the sphinx and the
pyramids, scenes along the Nile and in
and about Jerusalem and Bethlehem. A
short musical programme was also given
last night. The Jefferson school orchestra
under the direction of Mrs c. r. Croft
played. William Mullaney gave cornet
solo, and Gordon Croft and Edward
Pardee contributed banjo duets.
The Sibley School Mothers club met
yesterday afternoon at the school. Mrs.
A. L. Whitcomb presided. Miss Frick
gave a cooking demonstration.
Members of the Royal Euchre Grub were
entertained Thursday evening at their
home on West Third street. Favors were
won by Mrs. G. Adams, Mrs. E. B. Lott,
Mrs c. Hall, Messrs M. Deyo, Sutton and
j. Wardenburg.
Mrs. Victor NJ. Watkins entertained at
luncheon Thursday afternoon at her home
on Holly avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schroeder gave an in
formal musical last evening at their home
on Carroll street.
The members of the Idlewild Euchre
club will be entertained Monday after
noon by Mrs. George Metcalf at her home
on Ashland avenue.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Austin, of Aurora
avenue, are entertaining Mrs. M M.
Bigelow and Mrs leila Manchester, OF
Winona.
Mrs c. F. Arper, of Pleasant avenue.
is entertaining Miss Alice McCourt, of
/ Minneapolis.
Mrs H. c. Woodruff, of Paramount
avenue, is entertaining Mrs. Faux, Of
Dubuque, 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stroud and the
Misses Stroud, of Nelson avenue, will
leave for Kingston, Cal, this week, where
they will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Batten, of Ashland
avenue, will go to Paris this month.
Mrs c. Milton Griggs, of Laurel ave-
nue., has gone East.
Victor NJ. Watkins, of Holly avenue. is
expected home from Puerto Rico this
week
Mrs B. H. Baker, of Western avenue,
is in Kansas City.