The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-18
SEASON IS NOW LIVELY
COMMERCIAL CLUB USHERS IN ITS
USUAL WINTER SERIES OF
PLEASURES
THIS WEEK THE INAUGURAL
lectures, Bohemian suppers and a
Host OF Other Delightful
Events Are on the
Tapis.

The Commercial club has planned
Aumber of pleasant social evenings for
the coming winter season.
Next Saturday night bohemian sup
per VIII be served al $3.50 p m, limited
to 100 plates. Sixty plates are already
taken II. P. Hall will preside as chair
man and POSTMASTER of the social ses-
sion Some of the best takers and en-
tertainers viii participate in this enjoy
able event, which is the beginning of
number of suppers
The club will give an art reception
to members and their families from ,
TO p. IN. on Nov. 80 and Dec l., at which
Tine the principals and teachers of the
public schools will be invited. Through
the courtesy of Mr.. ChaS. CriStadoro, a
member of the entertainment committee
The exhibit will consist of his collection
of framed photographs, fac-simile as to
size with the original paintings exhibited
IN New York City, being collection of
old masters, owned by prominent citizens
Of that city
A primary election of the club to nom
mate candidates for president, first vice
president and secollG vice president will
oe held in the club rooms from
Nov % to Dec l. inclusive Polls will
be open each day from u noon to D. m
The annual election will be held Tues
Z o'clock noon to p. m. The annual
meeting will be held in the evening, when
the result of the election will be an
nounced and brief reports of the years
work presented
The entertainment con rnittee is pre-
pairing a list of MONDAY talks for the
winter season and among those who viii
give the club the benefit of their knowl-
edge on certain matters are: Henry
Wolfer, manager Grass Irvine company,
subject. Our New Industries of the
West"
Prof. E. Van Dyke Robinson, THE
Nicaragua Canal
. Gen. George c. Lambert. The Nation
al Guard"
Condo Hamlin. H P. Hall and many
other good takers will be heard.
A much appreciated feature Of noontime
is the music Mr. Wolff violinist, and
Mr.. j. H. Barrett, pianist. put on pro-
gramme OF about a dozen selections
every day. with the excellent effect of
filling the parlors with members. espe-
cially after lunch.
The little four-leaf folder issued by the
club shows at a glance the many ad-
vantages of the capital city of Mime
5Cta 1t is Of right size to inciose in
IN envelope, and Secretary Slime has
received requests from many of our
merchants for them to be sent East.
Another solder, Where to Co enum-
crate the places Of interest in the city,
nd the routes by which they are reached.
besides telling where st. Paul exceIls ali
'ther cities of the country. These fold
RS are placed in envelopes addressed
% every visitor at all the hotels.
A c. Gallasch and John s. Cooper, of
Chicago. will represent the club at the
N9ffOnl1 IrTip
lonal Good Roads convention to be held
n Chicago Nov. q, %, % and q. Col.
ooper viii address the congress on the
1roposed national park for Minnesota.
Committees are reporting daily to the
secretary in connection with the move
1ent to establish a permanent Fund. AS
ne work is progressing very favorably
: satisfactory amount will be raised No
art Of the money will be used for
bonuses or other free gifts, but in the
most effective manner that will bring