The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-24
SOCIAL LIFE IN ST. PAUL

district, Woman's Foreign Missionary So
siety, held at the st. Anthony Park NJ
b. church, yesterday: President, Mrs
%. N. Wolever; vice president, Mrs
Thomas Hambley; recording secretary
Mrs. Flora Berg; treasurer, Miss E. M.
Dallas; librarian, Mrs. Benjamin L.
Longley; programme committee, Mrs. D.
s. B. johnson, Mrs. Julia r. Flint and
Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl
Mrs Wolever, of Hamline. presided at
yesterdays meeting, at which delegates
from seventeen M. E. churches were pres
ent Reports of the various auxiliaries
showed that there has been during the
past year noticeable increase
in membership and finances The
report of the treasurer showed
that $500 had been raised during
the year The society is pledged for $500
additional
Announcement was made yesterday
that reception would be held next Fri
day evening in the parlors Of the First
M. E. church for Miss Wilma Rouse who
Will start the next day on her return
Journey TO China. where she has been
assigned to the Hung Hoa conference in
Southern China. Miss Rouse. who is A
Minnesota girl, has already spent some
years as a missionary worker in China,
returning to America year and a half
ago for rest She will be ACCOMPANIED
on her return to China by Miss Addie
Goetz, of FairmOnt, Mimi, who will go
out for the first time as a missionary
worker in foreign fields
Members of the St ANTHONY Park Nj
E. church served luncheon yesterday.
Mesdames Wolf, Moore, Hipp, Belford
and Sanderson had charge.
Como Division No. 9S, Ladies Auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors. held
a bazaar yesterday afternoon in BoWIby
hall. The proceeds will be added to the
convention entertaining fund. The fol-
lowing women had charge yesterday:
Refreshments, Mrs. ]. Stapleton, Mrs. NJ.
~ Goss and Mrs. E. A McGiven: tea,
Mrs. d. E. Roper, Mrs. ]. c. Mccall. as
sisted by Margaret Camp and Mabel
Reese, attired in Japanese costume; fan
cy work, Mrs. J. j. McManus, Mrs. B. A.
Waters and Mrs. w. H Monty. Mrs.
j. w. Gilboy, president of the division,
had general charge.
Wednesday evening, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs George w. Mason, at Eau
Claire, Wis, took place the marriage Of
their daughter, Susan Corlinda, to Thorn
as Percy Cochrane, cashier of the North
western Grass Irvine company. in this
city.
Mr.. Cochrane is a veteran of rhe Fill
iplno war, and popular both here and at
Eau Claire, his former home
Ihey will be at home a the HiaWatha
flats after Dec. l.
Mrs. Andrew Henderson gave a e1lcbre
party Thursday afternoon at her home
nome on Marshall avenue in honor of
MISS Esan, Of Sayannah, Ga. Cards We're
was assisted by Mrs James Novel;, Mrs.
Arson Brooks, of MINNEAPOLIS: Mrs
Williamson, Mrs. II T. Black and Mrs.
Grouse. Favors were won by Mrs. A.
F. Bigelow. Mrs Albert Schuneman and
Mrs. Charles Waters.
The Laurel Cycle club gave its first
dancing party of the year last night at
Lifts hall The Bostonian orchestra
played. There was an unusually large
attendance Monday evening will take
place the formal opening of the clubs
new quarters on Dayton avenue
Mrs. George Prince gave the third of
series of teas Wednesday afternoon at
her home. on Portland avenue in honor
OF Mrs. Lincoln of Superior. Mrs A E.
MacCartney presided at the chocolate
table and Mrs. Prince, of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. Matt Clark also assisted. Mrs.
Prince will give her last at home next
Wednesday afternoon.
Gently organized in ST. Paul, met yester-
day morning at the Athletic clubs gym
n nash 81 East Sixth street. Instruc-
ton in physical work was given by Miss
Grum and Miss Pennington, the former
a graduate OF Copenhagen, the latter OF
the Boston school. The association is an
auxiliary to the Anna teur Athletic asso-
citation and meets every Monday and
Thursday morning.
Mrs Benjamin Thompson, of the
Aberdeen, has returned from the East.
Mrs. H. ]. Horn, of Livingston, Mont
is the guest of Mrs. H j. Horn, of r.
vine park.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Gerry. of Lyle
hart street, entertained at luncheon yes
terday. Their guests numbered twelve
Mrs. Rulax Ruthn and two children,
of Dayton avenue. have gone to Virginia
for an extended visit.
Mrs. H. c. Van Meter. of Ashland
avenue, is in Chicago.
Mrs: L. A. Robinson. of Fairmont ave-
nue. is entertaining Mrs Kirkman, of
Evanston, Ill
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon. of
Summit avenue, will spend the holidays
in New York.
Mrs. c. J. Miss. of Bates avenue, has
returned from Chicago.
The Misses Pollock of the Albion, will
spend the winter in California.
Mrs. c.. H. Mailer, of Virginia ave
nue. will return home next week from
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Baird. of Marshall
avenue, have returned from Hot Springs,
Ark
Mrs. Inga Olund, of Laurel avenue, will
return today from Duluth.
Mrs. O. o. Searle, of Ramsey street.
is in Chicago.