The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
EAST ST. PAUL.

Wednesday. from 4 to 9 at her home on
Case street for her daughter Esther s
fifth birthday. Among those present
rott. Jennette Williams. Gladys and
Grace Copeland, Johnnie Geharity, Ed
ward Cameron, Ralph Lewis. Frank
llams. Arthur sobrasl1i and Walter Reed,
Mrs. G. M. Culver, Mrs. G. Payne Mrs.
Peter, Copeland, Mrs: T. Geharity, Mrs.
d. McCauley and Miss Ada Stapleton.
Mrs. Kaiser was assisted by her sister.
Mrs. E. j. Cameron and Mrs. George Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Morton, of Case
street, were given surprise Wednesday
evening in honor of their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary Mrs. Farrell and
Mrs. Sullivan had charge of the affair.
About seventy guests were present. Mu-
numbers were given by Miss Barnes and
Miss Buclkham, of Minneapolis
The Copeland School Mothers club met
Tuesday afternoon in Assembly hall. Mrs
G. j. Greenleaf spoke on THE Discipline
of the Child at Home" The programme
included a dolls drill under the direction
Of Miss M. Pauline. A vocal duet by Miss
Nina Lundquist and Miss Hannah Ernest
Mrs. A. w. Staples presided, $50 ladies
We're present.
The Missionary Society of the East
Presbyterian Church met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Thomas Came
ron, on Fauquier street, for the election
of officers and resulted as follows: Pres
ldent, Mrs Alex Cameron; vice president,
Mrs. George Brookins; secretary Mrs.
Fred Gardner; treasurer, Mrs. F. G.
Spates.
Miss Maggie Mitcheson, of Burr street,
entertained the Young. Peoples Card club
Miss Anna Wall, Miss Mamie Camp,
Steve Koen and Dell Tussey. Miss Null
len, OF lS4 Dausman street, will enter
tain the club in two weeks.
M,.c
tertained at an informal card party Tues
day evening In celebration of her hus-
band's birthday Mrs. w. j. Holt and
M. Wicker won the prizes. The decora-
tons were carnations maidenhair ferns
and smilaX.
the Arlington Hills Mothers club will
meet next wednesday afternoon in John
ericsson school. Rev. Carl Scovel will
OF East Seventh street, gave a party Mon
day evening.
Mrs. e. F. Crocker, of Beech street,
was was given a surprise Monday evening by
will leave shortly for Washington. 'i
-, Mrs; Otto Peterson, of York. street,
MIS s9eSn b3 Mrg Spse aftsrR9on @
Moberg in honor of her birthday.
A special meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of Grace M. e. Church will be held
Charles, zoo Preble S e0lHS Street fi MRS Herbert
Mrs. P. A. Lanberg, of Jesse street, en-
tertained at an afternoon coffee Thurs
day In honor of her daughter Mrs ArvId
Osterberg, of Duluth.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given Wednesday evening in the
Cleveland high school by the pupils of
the Harrison school.
The Misses Arrlvee, of Clark street.
entertained the Young Peoples Society
of ST James Episcopal Church WedneS-
day evening.
Miss Bessie Pearson, of Case street,
Will entertain the Odds and Ends Society
or Gustavus Adolphus Church next Mon
day evening.
Mrs. p. M. Sohlberg. of Cambridge,
MINI, M was q guest of Mrs. o. Sohlberg,
or Sims street, part of the week
Miss Mamie Kellerman, of Cumberland.
WIS, has been visiting Mrs Samuel Kel-
lerman. of East Seventh street
Mrs; Mccain will entertain the Fern
Leaf Cinch club next Thursday afternoon
at her home. 702 Burr street
Mrs. J. A. Van Housen and Miss Ethel
Van Housen, of Chicago, is visiting Mrs.
j. A. Morton of Case street.
Mrs. o. M. Scott, of Beech street. en-
tertained few lady friends Wednesday
at an informal luncheon.
Miss Allison Searles, of Burr street en-
tertalned the Phantom club Friday even
ing at its final meeting.
Mrs. Joseph Hoy. Of Minneapolis, is
guest or her mother, Mrs. William Reid,
of Reaney street.
Ada , Sickle, Of Earl street. gave a par
ty Thursday afternoon in honor of her
birthday
A. M. Smith, of Manila, is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, of East Seventh
M Mrs; w. R. Nicell, of Bradley street, is
visiting at Lake Crystal
MI ]. Pine has returned from sacra-