The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-24
ST. PAUL SOCIAL NEWS

The Young Peoples Society of the First
Baptist Church held Its quarterly rally
last evening in the church parlors. The
event was also celebration Of the second
anniversary OF Rev. II. r. Stilwells pas
torate. The church parlors were prettily
decorated IN yellow and pink. profusion
Of cut flowers carrying out the color
scheme. E. c. Ferguson who has been
president Of the Young Peoples society
for several years, and who will remove
with his family shortly to the coast, was
presented by the members of the society.
through Mr.. Stilwell, with fine set OF
Shakespeare'S works. Rev w W. Ev-
erts, of the Woodland Park Baptist
church, delivered an address, his subject
being Helps" DR.. Van Osdre, pastor
Of the first Baptist church at Spokane,
spoke briefly Of the work that is being
done out there by the young peoples So
cieties. An interesting musical pro-
gramme was given. Miss Rhodes played
a plano solo A quartette composed of
MISS Alcott. Miss Hope, Mr. Floyd and
Mr.. MacWilliams sang Morffson's Come
Unto Him. Mr. Paul Floyd sang '4Ths
Prayer" by TOstl, and Mrs A. B. Bishop
sang two numbers, 'Madrgal," by
Chaminade. and Hastings ITO A. Rose"
Mr. Charles MacWilIians sang '"rhe VII
lage Blacksmith" After the programme
refreshments were served. Mrs. Van
Duzee and Mrs. Graham poured coffee.
They were assisted by a number of ths
young people.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w Chamberlain gavs
q dinner last evening at their home ON
Dayton avenue in honor Of Mrs w. r.
Richardson, OF Duluth. Mrs. E. c.. For
est gave luncheon yesterday for Mrs.
Richardson In her apartments at the Ash
land.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tina First
Baptist Church served a business mems
luncheon yesterday in the church par
lors
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan Endeayor Of the House Of Hope
church held its annual meeting last even
Ing In the church parlors. Officers Tor
the coming year were elected as follows.
PRESIDENT, Fred H. Harm; vice president
). II. Taylor; second vice president, Miss
Saunders; secretary, Miss Minnie Harm.
treasurer, ]. A. Coffey
Gen. Ord Post No 81, Women's Relief
corp, neld memorial services last evening
at Odd Fellows hall for Mrs. Annie It
tenmeyer, past national president The
exercises, which consisted of PRAYER ana
a musical service, were conducted by
MISS Mary l.. A. Smith. president Of Gen.
Ord post. Mrs. Alice Y BordWeI deIIv
cred the address.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of Plymouth
church, gave a chicken pie supper last
evening IN the church pariors. Those in
charge We're. Mrs. J. ". Smith. Mrs.
Weber, Mrs Bredemeier, Mrs chester
smith. Miss Lowell ard Miss Andrews.
The members Of the circle are arranging
Tor concert to be given Friday evening.
April 8, In the church parlors Mrs. r. II.
Lyle mas charge OF the programme.
Gen. Ord post, w. r. c., will give n
card party Friday evening, April q. at
Odd Fellows hall. A silk umbrella win
be ratified.
The county board Of the Ladies' Auxii-
larry to the Ancient Order of Hibernians
will give dancing party Tuesday even
ing. April II, at Central hall There will
be a general meeting Of all members OF
the county at 2:3o o'clock Sunday after
noon. April Is. at Central han. The MEM
oers Will discuss plans for the national
convention which meets In May.
Company A. Fourth regiment n. G.. s.
NJ, will give an informal hop Thursday
evening at the arnory.
Starlight Camp No 465, R. N A. gave
an informal card party last evening at
Central hall. The women In charge were:
Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Daley and Mrs. Shepley.
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