The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-04
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

FRIDAY
Eighth Ward W. c. T U. Mrs. Hoover,
31o5 First avenue s, afternoon
Alternates, Mrs D. H. Thornton. 1912 Park
avenue, afternoon.
Travellers, public library building, $3.50 a. m
Directors of the Pillsbury home, at the
home, 10 a. m -e
Young Ladies Missionary Society of Henne-
tpin Avenue NJ. E. church. Mrs. Gilbert
Walker, 425 Groveland avenue, afternoon
Womans Home and Foreign Missionary
societies of the presbytery Of Minneapolis
Westminster church, annual meeting, $50
a. m.
Ladies Aid Socitey Of the Lowry Hill Con-
gregational church. Mrs William Inglee, 221S
Bryant avenue S, 2 o. m.
The annual spring breakfast of the ST.
Anthony Park Woman's association was held
to-day at the home of Mrs. A. r. McGill, of
22O3 Scudder avenue. 1t marked the close Of
successful and delightful year. English his
tory has been studied under the direction of
Mrs. c. j. Backus Of st. Paul. and the asso-
citation has also devoted some time to educa-
| t1onal work. Covers were laid for fifty and
the long table was adorned with clusters Of
spring flowers. Mrs. d. G.. Martin was toast
mistress and the responses included talks on
''Our English. Cousins by Mrs A. G Well
ington, and st Anthony Park as an Educa-
spoke were Mines. T. L. Hacker, Andrew
Irwin, c. ]. Packus and Shellenberger.
The Art History club held special meet
ing yesterday afternoon with Mrs. G. J.
Backus of Bryn Mawr. The subject was
Angels and Saints in Art as depicted by
Raphael, Michael Angelo and Da Ninci. The
principal paper was read by Mrs. f. B. God
frey. The rooms were frightened with vases
of T9ffOdilC
ments We're served.
The opening reception OF the Mahala Pills
bury home will be held Tuesday afternoon
and evening from 3 until and 8 until II
o'clock. The officers of the Woman's Chris
tian association and the officers and direc-
tors of the home will form an informal reeep-
ticn group and the public is invited to visit
the new home The directors will hold their
regular monthly meeting tomorrow morning
at the home.
Mrs. Arthur Hopkins will entertain the
Travellers Wednesday afternoon at+har home
on Second avenue s. Mrs. Hopkins will read
a paper on Nooks and Corners of New Eng
land" ss a-
The missionary societies Of Hennepin Ave
nue. church held an open meeting last even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs r. B.
Walker. Mrs. Henry Strong and Mrs. G. B.
Mitchell presided over the program. which
included papers by Mines. Isaac Joyce John
Taylor and j. T.. Rogers. AT the conclusion
of the program social hour was spent in the
art gallery and light collation. was served
by a group of young women.
The board of managers of the Church
Deaconess' home in St. Paul held its regular
meeting yesterday at the home on Fuller
street, st. Paul There has been an attend
ance Of l75 children at the industrial school
during the month. The monthly reception will
be held Saturday afternoon April q, from
until 6 O'Clock, and will be inslcharge of
the women. of st. Mark s church; Minneapolis
Twenty women responded to the call to
organize a mothers study circle Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. G. A. Hoyt led the opening
devotional exercise and Mrs. Charles f.
Sawyer spoke of the need of such a society
in the Calhoun park district. Mines. Rodgers,
Elwell, Stephenson and Davis also. spoke in
favor of the movement Regular meetings
will be held the third Tuesday of each month
and Mrs. Hoyt extended an invitation for the