The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-16
listers are cheaper this
week at The Plymouth than
ever hefore-e2 RI UPWARDS
THE.PrYMoUTH.
Knox and Youmans Hats.
The Plymouth Clothing House..
Seventh and Robert.

of mo One To Love- an interesting one,
the entrance of Prof. Makeover (Mr. Alex
Cameron), prepared by means of new
invention to rejuvenate the ancient
damsels
The entertainment was cleverly planned
and successfully carried out, and was
enjoyed by large audience. The fol-
lowing people took part: Mrs. Leslie
Parlin, Mrs. F. c. Spates, Mrs. Fl. Cook,
Mrs. j. r. James, Mrs. William Densmore.
Mrs. ]. Wilmington, Mrs. L. J. Hart.
Mrs. II. Schermerhorn, Mrs. f. Sardner,
Mrs. e. r. Ide, Mrs, G. Brookins, Mrs.
A. Cameron, Mrs. G. keaton, Mrs. j. r..
Thompson, Mrs E. R. Trindley, Mrs. I.
Cameron, Mrs. F. G. Davis, Mrs. M. A.
Burns. Mrs. O. M. Scott, Mrs. W. S. Boyd,
Mrs. Philleo, Alex. Cameron and W. s..
Boyd.
Mrs Metcalf lectured to an audience
Of several hundred at the House of Hope
church last evening upon English Ca
thedrals." Mrs. Metcalf believed the Eng
fish style of architecture above that of
continental Europe. While including
many defects it was, she thought, gen
orally conceded that the lines OF the Eng
lsh cathedrals were more extensively
patterned and admired than elsewhere
on the other side of the globe
Following the lecture refreshments We're
served by the young women Of the church.
In charge were Mesdames G. B. Young,
C. P. Noyes, Moss and Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Breen, of Marshall
avenue, gave dancing party last even
ing at Dale Street hall, in honor Of Miss
Funk, of La Crosse. Mrs. Breen was as
sisted by Mrs. H. T. Quinlan, Mrs. H.
C. McNair and Miss Mamie Breen.
The Standard club will give dancing
party Thursday evening, Feb. e. at the
club rooms in Cambridge hall.
A group of young women, including the
Misses Birdie and Alice Mitchell, Miss
Alison Searles, Miss Lucy Snodgr ass
Miss Margaret Mitcheson and Miss Wren
Hyde gave a dancing party last evening,
at Lifts hall. The chaperones were: Mr..
and Mrs2eT D. Sheehan and DIR. and
Mrs. C. r.. Bell The Twin City Mando-
lin club played. zssgftS! sssst ~
The Ladies Work Society of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church held an all day
sewing meeting yesterday in the church
parlors. The noon luncheon was in charge
of Mrs F. A. Upham, Mrs. E. A. Webb,
Mrs. r. b. Leach and Mrs. Frank Da-
Wis.
The Sunday School superintendent
union will be entertained at supper Tues
day, Feb. 81 by the women of the Central
Presbyterian church
Division No. 1, A. 0. H, gave its an
nual ball last evening at Sherman hall.
The arrangements were in charge of A.
Mcdonald G. w. Mccoy, T. j. Keller,
]. j. Keller, ]. B. Pewters. James White
and T. F. Conroy. Pepin's orchestra
pFayed for the dancing, the grand march
being led by Mr.. Fitzpatrick and Miss
Conley.
Diamond Lodge No. ZIG, Degree of Hon
or. gave masquerade party last night at
Odd Fellows hall The O'Neil orchestra
PLAYED. The committee in charge was
Mrs. j. H. Schmidt. Mrs. James WEIGH
and Mrs. Butler.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan Endeavor of the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian Church gave valentine So
cial last evening lin the church parlors.
Valentines sentimental and comic were
On exhibition, as were also number of
Gibson sketches. The committee in
charge was: Miss Nina Butler Miss
Jeanette McFetridge, Miss Fannie Wal
lace. Miss Louise McAfee, Miss Margaret
MeFetridge, Miss Jessie M. Young, Ella
Barnett. Paul Merrill, Charles Learned,
Wilson L. Hill, P. Weatherbee and Chap
in Harris.
The First Christian church will give a
reception tonight to Mrs. Kelley, the ma
tional organizer of the Christian Wom-
ans Board of Missions, at the home of
Mrs. c.. E. Dickerman 1873 Nelson avenue.
IT will also>be the occasion Of the month
Iv social of the church.