The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-31
ST. PAUL SOCIAL NEWS

Inc NIludy circle neId its final meeting
OF the winter yesterday morning with
MRS. Denis Follett at the Albion The
circle, which IS composed of fifty women.
mas been studying during the year the
events OF the seventeenth century, and
Tor yesterdays programme each woman
told something concerning prominent men
oil mat century who had not been men
toned in the years work. After the pro
eramme there was an informal recep ion
mrs. clinton J. Backus, who has been
leader of the circle, was presented by the
members with copy of the Sist!ne Ma
donna and Christ in the Temple" Mrs
Follett was presented with a palm and
some cut flowers. A buffet luncheon was
served at l o'clock. The circle will meet
next winter as usual with Mrs Eollett
The eighteenth century Will be studied.
The industrial school of the st Paul
Relief society VIII hold its exercises today
under the direction of Mrs. T. L. Blood
Each child will be presented by its teach
er with prizes for spelling and sewing
Since the opening day, Oct. 1, the school
has increased its attendance from 127 to
$50.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the
Central Park M. E. Church will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Benjamin
IEOliSlCSf Oil SuitilllI avenue. MISS Rouse.
the missionary, Will speak.
The women Of the Hebron BAPTIST
church are planning to give an old maids
convention in April.
The general board Of st. Paul Mothers
clubs met yesterday with Mrs. Thomas
Yapp, of Ramsey street. Resolutions Of
sympathy for Mrs. H F. Bailey, pres
ident of the board, whose husband died
last week, were passed.
Miss Zulema Fuller, Of Kent street, will
entertain Informally Monday night.
The third annual meeting Of the Wom-
ems Association of St. An hony Park was
held Thursday afternoon in Central hall.
Mrs. A. R. McGiI, president, presided.
The former officers were reelected as fol-
lows: Mrs. A r. McGil, president; Mrs
S. e. Brace, first vice president; Mrs. w
M. Liggett, second vice president; Mrs
w. M. Todd, secretary; Mrs e. e w.
Schuette, treasurer; Mrs. D. F. Polk
chairman park Improvement division;
Mrs. H. S. Baker, chairman educational
and history division; Mrs. w. b. Whitney,
chairman charity division; directors, Mrs,
H. L. Hunter, Mrs. D. c. Martin, Mrs
7. L. Hacker and Mrs. D. A. Cudworth
llS lISdSui SI IGpOI lSQ 9Ito IGCSiplS1 Pill
expenses, $36 balance on hand.
The secretary made short address,
complimenting the division chairmen on
last years work
The Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the st. Paul Presbytery met yes
terday in the Westminster church, with
an attendance of about $50 women. Mrs.
r. P. Lewis, the president, occupied the
chair.
Mrs. E. r. Sanford, treasurer, reported
S2,2SS2S collected the past year.
A few new societies were reported
formed during the past year. There are
twenty womens societies, seventeen
senior, twelve junior and two interme-
diate societies. Delegates from the fol-
lowing churches responded to the roll call
of the auXiliaries:
House Of Hope, Central, First, Macal-
ester, Merriam Park, Westminster, East
church, Arlington Hills, Goodrich Avenue,
Dayton Avenue, Bethlehem, Hastings,
White Bear, Saltwater, Red Wing and
Knox church.
The following officers were reelected:
President, Mrs. r. p. Lewis; vice presi-
dents, Mrs. E. II. Mann, Mrs. John Van
Slyke, Mrs B. Densmore, Mrs. j. G.
Robinson; recording secretary, Mrs. I. II.
Dickson; corresponding secret airy, Mrs. r.
A. P. Hill; secretary of Christian Endeav-
or, Mrs. ]. c. De Bruyn-KOps; treasurer,
Mrs. e. r.. Sanford.
At noon a basket luncheon was served.
Mrs Charlotte o. Van Cleve, who was
to have been present and delivered a short
address, was unable to be there, and sent
q written message instead. The next an
nual meeting of the Presbytery societies
will be held at the House of Hope church.
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Mrs. h H. Merrick and children, Of
Kent street, have gone to Omaha for
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hastings, Of the MARI
borough, have gone East for fortnight s
visit.
Mrs Clara F. Duncan, of the Albion,
will return May / from California.
Mrs. C. S. Soule, of East Isabel street,
has returned from the East.
Miss Grace Bishop, of Summit avenue,
viii spend the summer abroad.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Gooch, of Nelson avenue, is
entertaining Mrs. J. T. Burns. of Itch
field, and Miss Donahue, of New Rich
mond.
Miss Dora Jefferson, of Summit avenue,
has gone to Hot Springs.
Mrs. w. Clayton Geyer Karl Collins,
both Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery, of Warsaw, Wis, and Miss Cal
der, of Harrisburg, Pa, are among the
out of town guests who will be present at
the Stees-Fouse wedding which takes
place early in April.