The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-24


day when Miss Gonaings called to order
the quarterly meeting of the Women's
Missionary Union of the Congregational
Churches of st Paul. neld at Bethany
church on the West Side. Every congre-
gat1onal church iniithe city was represent
ed. Mr.. Merrill, state superintendent Of
mission work, delivered an address on
Home Missions in which he reviewed
the work done by the Congregational
home missions during the past, year, and
forecasted what would be done by them
this coming year.
Mrs. Norval Marchand paid generous
compliment to the workers in a sister
church, for In her address she held up as
an example to her hearers the raising
of aslarge sum of money by the Metho-
dist women, as a jubilee offering. Mrs.
w. w. Lewis submitted a paper on Nor
monism in Its Present Stage" The pa
per was read by Mrs. Mount, of Atlantic
church. 49,
Following the reading of the papers
there was an informal discussion. -
The following women of Bethany church
| served luncheon at noon: Mrs. R. L.
Robbins, Mrs. George F. Dix, Mrs. David
Kribs, Mrs. Charles Cressy, Mrs. w. w.
Price, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Harry Heberly,
Mrs Boyd, Mrs. Cuff and Mrs. Schriber.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Norman Nash McFarren, Of Iglehart
street, for musicale, to be given Mon
day evening in honor of Mrs. Inga Elk
| strom Olund, of Duluth.
| Miss McCreery, of st. Louis, will be
| guest of honor at a luncheon given today
by the Misses Day, Of Dayton avenue.
| The Sunday school teachers of the Gen.
| trail Presbyterian church will be enter
| tanned tomorrow evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
| B. H. Schriber at their home on Fair
| mount avenue.
| The Woman's Home Missionary union
| met yesterday at the First Baptist
! church. The programme was in charge Of
Mrs. Herbert F.fistillwell About fifty
| women were present. DR.. o. A. Williams
| secretary Of the Home Missionary Union
| of Minneapolis, delivered an address on
| Schools in the South" Mrs. D. D. Smith
read a paper on "Our Times" written by
| Miss Manigal
| Mrs. George Griggs reported that the
/ money collected by the union was used
| work among the colored women Of
| the city. The following presented reports
| from circles: Mrs. Allen and Mrs Still
| we'll First Baptist church; Mrs. Mark
| ham, Emanuel church; Mrs. Travis, Phil
| adelphian church.
The annual meeting Of the Woman'S
! Foreign Missionary union was held yes
! terday afternoon at the First Baptist
| church. Officers were elected as follows
111l I'D
ident, Mrs. G.. H.,rGamble; secretary, Miss
| Jessica Wakefield; treasurer, Mrs. D. d.
| Smith. The officers ofethe various circles
| of the Baptist. churches In the city will
! comprise the executive board. Mrs. G..
| w. Young of Minneapolis, secretary of
the Woman's Foreign Mission union, gave
a review of the state work. Mrs. George
Warner, returned missionary from
| China, dressed as a native, told Of her
experiences in Western China. '@s
:, A grocery social was given last even
| ing In the Sunday school rooms OF the
! Central Presbyterian church. A gener-
Gus contribution of salabfe articles had
| been given to- the ladies having the af-
fair in charge by st. Paul grocers, and
| the goods were tastefully arranged in
| artistic booths. In the center Of the
| room under large Japanese umbrella,
tea was served by native Of Japan,
! assisted by number of women dressed
| in Japanese costume. Mrs. e. A.-WeD
superintended the booth. Miss TAFT serv-
ed ice cream and cake. The candy booth,
i canopied in yellow and lighted with Jap
lanterns was presided over by Mrs. A.
| w. Thompson ard Mrs. Henry l.. Mills ?
The Century Mandolin clup prayed our
! ing the evening.
| Mrs. E. A. Webb and Mrs. Upham. had
| general charge Of the social, the pro-
Leeds of which will be devoted tosathe
CARPET fund
J. L. Sullwold, of Ashland avenue, and
Allen Black, of Lincoln avenue will leave
Feb 1 for Honolulu. They Will be ao-
sent six weeks.
The whist tournament to be played al
the Minneapolis club today by the, Mime
apolis and st. Paul teams will decide
whether the whist league trophy is tc
remain in Minneapolis or come to the
Sanity City. The Minneapolis team
is composed of Mrs. Lucian Swift
Mrs. A. C. Paul, Mrs J. W. Griffin and
Mrs. Rankin The visitors will be Mrs
Denis Toilet. Mrs Darling, Mrs Coburr
1 and Mrs Larkin : No definite plans have
been made for a. tournament with st
Louis, but afters5the result of today
game is known game may be arranged
Mrs Maurice A,ierbach and Mrs. F. E
Rice entertained ae luncheon yesterday
at the home of Mrs eAuerbech on Summit
avenue in honor OF MRS. Newbold.
Mrs. r. ]. Reid. of Selby avenue, has
returned from Kansas. 49, -,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wishard, of Laurel
avenue have returned from indianapolis
Mrs. s. Dittenhofer. Of Milwaukee. is
the guest. of Mrs. Jacob Dittenhofer, OF
| Summit avenue.
Mrs.=V. M Watkins, of Holly avenue
is entertaining Miss Grace Watkins, OF
Red Wing.
Mrs. Graves, of Dayton avenue. is en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Gillette, of West-Sirginia
Miss Gilfillan, of South Exchange street
is in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Fagley, of Holly
avenue, will go East Saturday.
Miss Daisy sMcGrath, of st. Albans
street, has returned from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Thurston, of Lin
coin avenue, will go South the first OF
| February -