The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-15

WOMEN OF ST. LUKE'S ENTER
TANNED ON THE PARISH
GROUNDS
AUTOMOBILE BOOTH ROUTE
School commandments and Small
Gatherings About All That Oc-
CURED Yesterday in
Social Way.

A pretty lawn fete was given last even
ing by the women of st. Luke's parish
on the lawn surrounding the parish
house. Strings of colorej lights, flags and
coIored bunting made the grounds gay
and string orchestra stationed under a
clump of trees played bright music
throughout the evening.
An automobile was one of the attrac-
lions of the fete. For a small fee it
carried the visitor about the lawn, stop
ping obligingly at the various booths.
The lemonade was in charge of Miss
Kavanagh, Miss Campion, Miss King,
Miss Bowlin, Miss Orr and Miss Cleary.
The ice cream and cake were in charge of
Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. T. M. Breen, Mrs. Walsh.
Mrs. Kavanagh Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs.
Corcoran and Mrs. Ramsey. A gypsy
Miss Owens The fete will be repeated
this evening. The proceeds will go
toward paying for the repairs on St.
Luke's church.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church will
meet this afternoon IN the church par
lors Miss Dunlap will read paper on
THE Worlds Events of 1899 as Affecting
Missions in Africa:
The pupils of the Visitation convent
held their field day exercises yeSteI day.
An exhibition of club swinging was Civ
en- and various other exercises showing
that the girls of the school have enjoy
ed excellent athletic training.
Closing exercises were held at the JEFF
ferson school yesterday for the pupils
Lotto AI< n
Helen Fuller delivered the valedictory,
and William Freeman delivered the ad-
dress Of the class president. Irene How
ell was salutatorian. The prophecy was
in the programme Were Rachef Sexias,
Alice Mcleod Ella Fowler Blanche
turks, Abbie Mccoy, Rose Chabot, Flor
ence Todd, Alice Butler, Joe Doigelop,
Phil Ulmer, Harvey Fuller and Hayden
Trowbridge.
The sibley school class of 1900 held
graduating exercises Wednesday after
dress. creditable programme of es-
says and music was given. The gradu-
ates are: Henry Gutenberg, Maud Puer-
ner, Della Silversten, Florence Fadden,
Mamie O'Brien, Stuart Cameron and Irv-
ing Robinson.
The commencement exercises of st.
Thomas seminary will be held Tuesday
afternoon in the auditorium of ST Pau s.
Fifteen students will be graduated thir-
teen from the classical course and two
from the commercial. The classical grad
yates will have completed six years
course. Those who desire to enter the
priesthood must study six years more at
st. PauIs. Examinations are now be-
ing held at the seminary.
Wednesday at her home on Ashland ave
nue. in honor of Mrs. L. D. Garrett, of
New York, and Mrs Lillian Woods of
Kansas City. Covers were laid for eight.
Last evening Mrs. Richard Nicely gave a
dinner party for them. Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o Brooks will give a
dinner for. them at the Town and Coun-
try club.
Mrs. D. L. KiehIe, of Portland avenue,
Minneapolis, will give linen shower this
afternoon in honor of Miss Clara King,
of this city, whose marriage to DR.. Ma
son Allen takes place next month.
Mrs; F. A. Fogg will give a dinner par
avenue in honor of her daughter, Miss
Carrie Fogg. The guests will be some of
the young women who have graduated
from college this. year.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. F. Smith entertain
ed informally at a reception last evening.
Royal Oak comp, Royal Neighbors,
at Odd Fellows hail. Mrs. j, N. Mounts
Mrs Neidle, Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Free
man were in charge: High scores were
Bacta, Mrs. G. c. Collins, Mrs o. e.
Dodge, Mrs. e. B. Lott and Mrs. T. F.
Dugan.
Como Division No 9S, Ladies' Auxiliary
to the O. R. c., will give a card party
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Clement, of Carroll street.
Mrs. Eugene Ward Jr, Of ST Adams
street, and Mrs. w. r. Nelson, of lyle
hart street, are visiting friends in Bay
field, Wis.
The Misses Ella and Rose Nabersberg
of Dodd road, leave today for a trip
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Space and fam.
| lily, of lglehart street, removed yesterday
day to Minneapolis.
The Misses Edna and Cecil Brown, OF
bault
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Newell, of Ear
Claire, Wis, are the guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. ]. Brawley, of Goodrich avenue
Mrs. o. D. Brown, of Portland avenue
will have as her guests next week the
Misses Grant, Of Faribault.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stewart, of Victoria
street, will leave next week on a visi
to Montana.
Mrs. ]. s Mackay, of Paramount ave
mer in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas and family, Of
| Dayton avenue, will spend the summer
| at Lake Koronis.
Miss Grace Stilwell of Osceola avenue
is expected home the latter part of thi:
month from Wellesley college.
Mrs. A. H. Merrick, of Selby avenue
| and Mrs. Cummings, of Boston, have re
| turned from Lake Minnetonka.
The Misses Phoebe and Antoinettt
NiRhnl9G of mil xyicif Co
few days at Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Frances Woodruff, of Fairmoun
| avenue, has gone to Dubuque.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl. Hogeland, of Good
| rich avenue, have returned from a West
ern trip. They were accompanied by
Miss Alice Hogeland, of Philadelphia
Mrs. j. Rothschild, of Summit avenue
is entertaining Miss Helen RothschiId, O.
| Salt Lake City.
Mrs. D. A Monfort, the state regent O.
the D. A. r., and the women of the as
! scciation who accompanied her to Du
| luth returned yesterday.