The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-16

scope Of their work and number of new
| section presidents will be appoint ed.
Three new ones have already been add
ca TO the list of section presidents, Mrs.
Michael Doran, Mrs Thomas Abbott and
| ure was definitely decided upon at yester-
! day meeting. Heretofore 1t has been
the custom of the society to exhibit the
garments sewed or collected during the
| year for a couple of days at Relief hall
This fall a store room will be rented and
| the garments will be on exhibition one
interested in the work to increase by one
! half at least over that of last fall the
number of garments. sent in this fall.
| by the Temple Guild women of Mount
| Zion Temple, was given last evening in
! the Standard club rooms at Cambridge
| hall The audience room was well filled
with a gathering decidedly appreciative
! for 1t encored every number. The enter
! tanners were generous In responding to
the insistent recalls and the excellent
! programme was more than doubled Miss
Mile Pottgieser sang Summer and
Love" composed by Henry Dellafield
and Dreams, by Bartlett, the latter as
an encore Miss Estella Korach of Phil
| adelphia, who possesses a dramatic and
| We'll cultivated contralto, was heard in
two solos. Miss Celia Schwab played her
esG Mr. Henry ETg3,o
| Il
and Mr.. Sephus M. De Void another
baritone, sang an aria from Faust"
Mr. Brock Beckwith recited Markham s
encore Drifting Miss Mae Hoffsmith
sang Mattie's Blanca" and a dainty
spring song. Fisher II. Tenney delighted
everybody with his coon songs, but it
was a tiny maiden, Hazel Barer. who
entirely won the heart Of everybody in the
audience by her clever cake walking and
her pretty childish treble. Supper was
hf41-aT .t1;,1
there was dancing:
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wilkes are expected
home from their wedding trip the first
of next week and will be at the Aberdeen
hotel.
The Woman's Aid Society of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church met yesterday
afternoon in the church parlors and elect
ed the following officers: Mrs. T. D.
Simonton, president; Mrs. B. S. Osgood
first vice president; Mrs. F. upham, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. W. A Campbell,
third vice president; Mrs. c. F. Forsell
fifth vice president; Mrs. f. A Webb
sixth vice president; Mrs w. p. David
son, secretary; Mrs. E. S. Barrett, treas
urer; executive committee, Mrs. Mary
Braden, Mrs. w. +. Mason, Mrs. r. P
Lewis. Miss McClung, Mrs. Medium,
Prof. Shaw.
Mrs. F. B. Doran gave a luncheon yes
| terday at her home on East Congress
| street, entertaining number of @. A. r.
women.
Mrs. William Henry White entertained
| last evening at her home on st. Peter
| street in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Joy. The guests played progressive cinch.
THE Temple of Fame was presented
| before a large audience last evening at
| Grace NJ. b. church. A short musical pro-
! gramme prefaced the entertainment, Miss
! Christine Lawrence singing number of
selections. Heroes and .herones of fiction
and heroes and heroines of history peo-
! pied the temple last evening, and were
duly inspected and admired by those pres
ent. The Queen of Fame was Mrs Shiels
Mrs Elder was Sappho, the Grecian Sap
pho. Other characters tmpersonated were:
Michael Angelo, Mr. Elder; Maud Muller,
Eva Mitcheson: Columbus Mr. Lewis !:
! Left Erickson, Mr.. Reed; Samantha AL
Hope; Alice Carey, Miss Anderson; Phoebe
| Carey, Miss Jean Brash; Alexander Sell
kirk, Mr.. Holton; Harriet b. Stowe, Mrs
! White; ToDsy Miss Searles; Sister of
Charity, Miss Wilson; Jenny Lind. Miss
Fro!seth; Barbara Frietchie, Mrs Edgar
| Cleopartra, Miss Gage; Longfellow, Mr.
McElwaine; Miriam, Miss Hammond Po-
cahontas Mrs; Graham; John Smith Mr.
! Graham; Ruth, Edith Mortimer; Mrs.
Darlington, Mrs. Searles; Ike Partington,
Bert Mitcheson: Joan of Arc, Mrs. Nc
Abraham Lincoln, Mr.. Bathrick; Queen
| Victoria, Mrs. Avery; Louisa M Aicott,
Miss Miss Br as George Washington, Mr., De
son; Mother Goose. Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs A. Mcguire. of Thirteenth street,
entertained company of twenty young
women at progressive cinch in honor Of
Mrs. Charles Hoover, of Minneapolis, and
Miss Eva Fee, Of Mendoza. FaVors were
won by Miss Nellie Mangan, of Rose
the guests, were: Misses Hendy, Cur
ran, Murphy, Claffrey, Nellie Mangan,
Conklin. Schwab, Wede, Brown, Thurs
ton, Katherine Mangan, Lowe, Miss Celia
korack and Miss Mayme McCollo, of
Chicago.
A party will leave winona for Europe
s.. R. Van SAINT. Mrs. n. G. Van SAINT.
Miss F. Scandrett and Miss Maud War,
rem, of Toledo. O., niece of Mrs. w. IL
from New York city the 21st inst and go
to Naples where they will join Mr.. Grant
Van SAINT, son of Mr.. and Mrs S. r.
van SAINT, and Mr.. n. G. Van SAINT, who
is travelling with him.
Miss Nicol, of New York is the guest
of Miss Grace Doran, of Summit avenue.
oo MFs' Tia5nn sna5a and daughter, Of Ana
John Murphy, of Nina avenue. -1i .
Misses Hester and Anna. Pollock oe
South Exchange street, will leave this
evening for Boston. to be absent three
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Livingston. of
Supnit avenue, are at Coronado Beach
Mrs; F. P. Strong. of Ashland avenue,
is in Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. spates, of -Fauquier street.
l E Yesterday for fortnight's visit in
Mrs. ]. T. Conley, of Laurel avenue
has gone to st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. ii: NJ. Simms, of Howard Lake is
visiting Mrs A. c. Harris of Iglehart
Mrs. kcenig and the Misses Koenie. Of
Lincoln avenue, have gene to Seattle,