The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-18

The club women of st. Paul are plan
ming for a busy autumn season Pro-
grammeS are already being considered Tor
the weeks entertainment at the driving
club house. the headquarters of the
State Federation, during state fair week.
Mrs. Anna b. Underwood, of Lake City,
is chairman of the state fair committee
year that the federated clubs have had
headquarters en- the fair grounds, and it
is the intention of the committee to make
this the most successful of the threa
years. On Monday, the opening day of
the fair, Vice President Roosevelt will
be rendered luncheon at the club. Be
sides the guest of honor there will be
several other nctables at the luncheon,
including Gov and Mrs. Van SAINT, Mr..
and Mrs. Moses E. Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Knute Nelson and the seven congress-
men and their wives. Mrs. w. H. Lis
gett and Miss Shepard, Of St. Anthony
Park, have charge of the arrangements
for the luncheon. These two women will
also have charge of the household econ
omics at the headquarters and special at
tention VIII be paid to this department.
Every day during the week Miss SheD-
ard will give demonstrations in practical
cooking, and in addition to this there
will be prizes offered to servants who
can show certificates of the longest serv-
ice in one place. Russian tea will be
served every day in the club house, and
there will be special musical programmes
both morning and afternoon, the Schu-
Thursday Musicale of Minneapolis, al
ternating in presenting the programme.
After the state fair week programme
will come the state federation conYen-
t'on at Owatonna in October. Aside from
the all-important question that has to do
with the colored woman and which after
all, cannot in any way be settled by the
state association alone, though the lat
ter's influence will undoubtedly count in
the national association, many other
questions of moment will come up for
discussion. The general topics will be
education domestic science, art, Libraries
music and town and village improve
ments. On the opening evening at OWa-
tonna the musical programme will be CIV
en-. The second evening d reception will
be held, and on the c.os.ng evening Mrs
Condo Hamln, of St. Paul, will have
charge of the presentation of town and
village Improvement work in Minnesota.
The address will be illustrated with
slides The latter part of the evening will
ment and Importance of the Flax Indus
try" by Mrs. o. N. Olberg of Alber-
Lea. The educational programme will re-
late to the reorganization of the rural
school system. The art programme will
treat of art in simple things.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Jacob Feschner, of Chicago.
Miss Ina hancock, of Grand LEDGE
Mich, was the guest of honor at a euchre
party given Monday afternoon by Mrs. D.
S. Sperry, of Holly avenue. Cards were
played at four tables, favors being won
by Mrs. j. M. Schwartz and Mrs. C. E.
Bean.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Garrett. of New
York, who are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. o. e. Brooks, of Holly avenue, were
given Monday evening by w. ]. He'd
A company. Of twenty rode to Lake Har-
riet and remained for the band concert
Mrs. ]. n. Mounts. of Grand avenue
entertained the Endless Chain Birthday
club Monday afternoon. Favors were won