The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-24
PLEASURES PAST.

1,ad ne eleventh annual exhibition of the
S6e1opIe church Industrial school was
1lSI4 Yesterday afternoon in the parors
o; the PEOPLES church. A large number
OF visitors inspected the eXceIlent work
winch was on exhibition and partooi[
OF the dainty refreshments prepared and
served by the pupils in the cooking de-
parlment. The exhibition yesterday
marked the close Of the school wear Of
SIX months. The school is in session
every saturday afternoon. the girls being
lduShC the rud1mentS of Homework ami
sewing, the boys manual training There
are -FOUR departments. The kitchen gar
OeIC mas thirty pupils enrolled 1t ia
EEnder the supervision of Miss Sadie
smith. the children being taught to make
EedS properly, to sweep, to take care Of
clothes, etc. In the sewing department
there are 4O5 girls. The work is taught
IN the following order, samplers. canvas
squares. muslin samples, hen and French
seam, French hem. ruff1e and band.
matched patch. darn.ng buttonholes can
vas pag ana garnet: The department is
IN charge of Mrs. Rachel Goodrich and
Mrs j. Ross NicOls assisted by a corps
OF twenty-five teachers The cooking de-
partment is limited to fifteen pupils, who
must have completed the other grades
Mrs. Asa Goodrich has charge A prize
was offered yesterday for the best loaf
OF bread made by the pupils, but the
1oaYes submitted were of such uniform
merit that each pupil was rewarded with
a test thermometer.
A farewell surprise party was rendered
Miss HELEN Williamson, who is about to
return to her home at Kingston. Ont.
after a six months visit with Mr. and
Mrs George Williamson, 294 Olmsted
street. The evening was spent in cards,
music and games. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts, Mr. and
Mrs. Josenh Raynes. Mr.. and Mrs. Jams s
Bishop. Mr. and Mrs Graham Mrs M.
Richard, Mr.. G. II. Thomas Miss HELEN
Williamson. Miss Louis Graham, Miss
Irene williamson. Master RAYMOND Tib,
belts. Mr.. and Mrs. George Williamson.
Miss Williamson will visit IN Chicago
and Flint. Mich, on her way home.
The Pioneer Business College club met
last evening in the Ryan annex. Ten
new members were adm!tte3. making
a total OF siXty-Seven members In the
club. \ constitution and bylaws were
entertainment TO be given in the near fu-
ture. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BeTtranl Of
Lake st CroiX, have invited the club
TO go to Saltwater to visit tbs prison and
the mills.
The annual meeting Of c. e. Society Of
Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian Church
was held last Thursday evening Officers
were elected as follows: Miss Agnes
vice president; Miss Emma Jette. record
ing secretary; Miss Emily Walla, cor
responding secretary: Miss Mary Nankt-
vsll. treasurer: Mrs. Myrtle Wray, junior
superintendent and organist; Mr.. Thomas
Ferguson. chorister.
Mrs. F. J. Eubank of Iglehart street
entertained the Autumn Euchre club
Monday afternoon. Favors were won by
Mrs. James Morrow, Mrs William Ken
nedy. Mrs. Oliver ]. Belliveau Mrs. ]. J.
BoultOn. Mrs. William McGregor and
Miss Belle Tostevin. Mrs James Nor
row, of Ramsey street, viii be the next
hostess.
The manual training department has 1O6
boys enrolled. 1t is in charge of Prof.
high school. The first series of the
Sloyd system is taught and there is a
complete manual training equipment for
the teaching OF this series.
The school is supported by free offer
1ngs. The following women have charge
of it: Superintendent, Mrs. D. S. B.
Johnston: president. Mrs. A D. Brown;
treasurer. Mrs David Provan; secretary,
Mrs. Charles G. Child. These officers re-
ceived the visitors yesterday.
The No Telling club was entertained by