The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-23

avenue Mrs. NJ D. Edwards received
with Mrs. Prouty. The dining room.
which was decorated in pink and green,
was in charge of Mrs. E. C. Stringer,
Mrs. Jesse Gregg, Mrs. E. j. Westlake,
Mrs. S. w. Vanderwarker, Mrs. High
berger and Miss Dunlap Punch was
served in the second car1or by Mrs,
Matt Clark and Mrs. F. L. Breen. the
tea table in the library was presided
over by Mrs. Burch Mrs. Purdy. Mrs.
Luther Mrs. Lee, Mrs. H S. Cole, Mrs
Burnett and Mrs Track The members
of Mrs. Stringer's Sunday school assist
ed, including Miss Lillian GarroW Miss
Alice Thorne. Miss Annie Stevenson.
Miss Annie Clement, Miss Herne Greg
Dry, Miss Grace Sproat, Miss Edna
Walker, Miss Ethel Brown and Miss
Annie Weatherbee.
Rabbi Rypins, of the Mount Zion
synagogue, spoke at the Bethel Mothers
tea yesterday afternoon on THE Power
of the Individual" Mrs A w. Ames,
of Grand avenue, spoke on THE Love
of Beauty" An unusually interesting
musical and literary programme was
given Mrs. Joseph Moff, of Chicago,
played number of flute solos, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Wolever,
of Hamline. Miss Lorna Highbe$ recited.
l. lie IOSlcSS IOG Tie afternoon was MIS-.
Philip Reilly, who was assisted by the
section presidents. Miss Kirk, Miss
Lanphere and Miss Mclean had charge
of the nursery.
Mrs. H ]. Horn, of Irvine Park, gave
children'S party yesterday 2<3rnoon
for her niece, Miss Beatrice Banning. of
Los Angeles, Cal.
children's german will be given
Thursday afternoon at the Albion by
Miss Newport
AT a special meeting of the ST. Paul
Humane society, held Friday morning to
meet Organizer Mrs N T. Cause, plans
We're formulated for holding a large
children's meeting in the near future.
the programme to consist of short ad-
dresses, musical selections and the read
ing of the essays on humane subjects
written by the pupils of the public
schools, prizes for which were offe1e l
through the exertions of Mrs. c. A.
Severance.
The committee appointed to arrangs
for the entertainment is as follows:
Chairman, Prof Denny Prof Lange.
Mr.. j. S. Fugate, Mrs Edward Smith.
Mrs. Thomas Yapp, Mrs. c. H Goodrich
Mrs. w. E. Blamhall Miss Anna J..
Wright, Miss Isabella Bailey. MS
Margaret Blair.
The society bespeaks a liberal response
to the appeal for funds about to be
made The cases of abused women AMI
children and ill-used and neglected ami
mails are so numerous as to call for the
services of another agent, while 1t is
impossible for the society to meet it's
| present expenses, the funds at the pres
ent time being utterly exhausted.
Mrs. J. E. Geldreich entertained com
pany OF fifteen young people at birth
day party yesterday afternoon in her
apartments in the Colonnade in celebra-
ton of her son Walters eleventh birth
DAY. Mrs. Geldreich was assisted by Mrs
Chisolm and Mrs Stotely
Bidios A. Keljik will lecture Tuesday
| evening at Seminary hall for the benefit
OF the day nursery. His subject will be
"Oriental Rugs"
st; Paul Lodge No. 50, B. P. o. E., gave
its last dancing party of the season last
evening at EIks' hall. About 135 guests
We're entertained Seibert's orchestra
played for the dancing. On the enter
tainment committee were J. B. Baker. II .
R. Hardick and c. NJ Leibrock.
Myrtle Temple No q Rathbone Sisters.
celebrated it's tenth anniversary with a
card party last evening at BoWlby hall
Cards were played at twenty tables On
Mary T. Earhuff, Mrs. E. ]. Scott and
Mrs Helen Sloggy.
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