The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-19
Of .Jocial .9nterest.

Ihe annual meeting of the Monroe
School Mothers club was held at the
Monroe school yesterday afternoon The
president. Mrs. j. II. Yorks, and the
vice president, Mrs. George NJ McGeary.
were reelected. The Office of secretary
will be filled at the next meeting. The
general board of the club held a meeting
last Saturday, at which time arrange
ments were made for the union meeting
to be held Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the Uni
tartan church. Announcement of this
meeting was made to the club yesterday.
Mrs. J. M. Blair, of the state agricultu-
raj school, gave an interesting talk on
Sewing, Cutting and Fitting" as it is
taught at the state institution using the
blackboard to illustrate the method of
pattern drawing, as made practical use of
by the pupils. Mrs. Blair gave an op-
portunity for questions, and many avail
ed themselves of the opportunity. Mrs.
BARS statement of the utter ignorance
existing among the majority concerning
textiles, economical buying and careful,
practical use of materials after purchas-
ing, was most convincing that although
much was being done there was evident
necessity for continued work in that di-
rection
The club gave a vote of thanks to Mrs.
Blair. Miss Eva Censtans sang lul-
laby.
The congregation of the Olivet M. E.
church gave reception last evening in
the church parlors in honor of their pas
Ladies Aid socisty served luncheon.
Miss Grace Bradshaw, of West Supe-
ricr, is the guest. Of Miss Appleton, of
Portland avenue.
Miss Maude Black; of Grove street, is
visiting friends at Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. G. Walther returned
yesterday from Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gilbert, of Alex
andria, are guests Of Mrs. F. G. Prest.
of Ashland avsnue.
Mrs. T. w. Brown, of Ashland ave-
nue., has gone to st. Louis, Mo-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Hurry, of Dayton
avenue, are at home. after a trip East.
Mrs. T. P. o'Regan, of Marshall ave
nue. has gone to Sioux City, Iowa.
Mrs. William Butler returned yesterday
from Winona.
Mrs. A. ]. Davis, of Clinton avenue, is
visiting in Kansas City.
Miss Jennie Pinch is visiting in North
field
Gen. and Mrs. J. D. Bingham left for
New York last evening, after an extended
visit with their son. Frank Bingham, of
I1Olly dN6uue.
Mrs. w W. Lewis, of Selby avenue, is
in West Union, Iowa.
Mrs. II. c. Boyeson of Carroll street is
entertaining Miss Fassalt, of ST. Cloud.
Mrs. Maupin. of st. Joseph, Mo-, VINO
has been visiting Mrs. S. o. Brooks. of
Holly avenue, has returned to her home.
May and Mrs. Herbert M. Lord, of Port
land avenue, are travelling in the West,
and will visit Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. Henry Dellafield will be the guest of
honor at an informal dancing party this
evening at the coIonnade.
Miss Edith Gardner, of Hastings, is
the guest of Miss Helen MARS, of Holly
avenue.
N At tea given yesterday afternoon by
gramme was given by the Misses Anna
and Margaret Mitch. The numbers rem
dered We're: Scene de Ballet" Berrtot;
Violet, "Kullah'' and Ave Maria"
Mrs. Cavanaugh, OF Marshall avenue.
gave luncheon yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Moore, of Holly avenue,
entertained the freshmen and sophomore
girls of the Kappa Kappa Gamma soci-
ETY., OF the state university, at her home
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Mrs. Gottfried Stamn gave an informal
card party yesterday. The high scores
were made by Miss Lene, Mrs. Jacob
Mannheimer, Mrs. M. ]. Donnelly and
Mrs. Fred Nelson;
Among the guests at luncheon given
yesterday by the Misses Chute, of Min
neapolis. University avenue southeast,
were the following ST. Paul ladies': Mrs.
Frank A. Bovey, Mrs Preston King, Mrs.
Arthur M. Keith, Mrs. William Hallowell
and Mrs. Frank Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nienaber, of East
Fifth street, held reception last even