The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-02

The Ladies Social Circle of the Park
congregational Church held its annual
lors of the church. The following pres
idents were elected to serve during the
different months of the year: October,
Mrs. George Wilson; November, Mrs. G.
G. Lawrence; December, Mrs. w. G.
White; January, Mrs. w. p. Allen; Feb
huary, Mrs. Huntington; March, Mrs: G.
Mrs Carried. Mrs. stedman will serve
as vice president for the first four
months, and Mrs. Dugan for the remain
ing four. Other officers elected We're:
Treasurer, Mrs. w. b. Glow; secretary,
Mrs. G. H. Palmer; assistant secretary,
Mrs H. H. Bigelow; work committee,
Mrs. Foulke, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Middle.
| ton, Mrs. Reese, Mr.. Pease, Mrs. Lam
phere: kitchen, Mrs. Burr, Mrs Gale,
| Mrs Jewett and Mrs. Ieydemann; solic-
| iting, Mrs. Frank Noble, Mrs. Salisbury,
| ton Smith, Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs. Birch
| Mrs Hoyt; purchasing agent, Mrs. Saw
yer; laundry, Mrs. Abbie Clapp.
By means of the articles they have
made and sold the society has raised s., 200
during the year. Part Of this will be
| applied to the church debt fund. Another
| meeting of the circle will be held next
| Tuesday afternoon in the church par
| lors.
The Young Mems Club and the Young
Ladies League Of the First Baptist
| Church gave a reception last evening IN
| Mrs Herbert F. StilweH and Rev. and
Mrs. Stout The parlors were decorated
| with autumn leaves, cut flowers and
palms Mr. and Mrs. Stilwell and Mr.:
and Mrs. Stout received with Mr.. and
Mrs E. n. Van Duzee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sand, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Stanton and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell. The dining room
was in charge of Miss Wakefield, Miss
| Merrill, Miss Northrup, Miss Moore, Miss
! Randall, Miss Falkner. Miss Nellie B..
| Hope and the young men of the church.
Irwin no nixyi1c g
| Ladies orchestra played. Among the
guests were about 100 Baptists from Min
| neapolis, who came down with Rev. w.
| w Dawley. pastor of the Central Baptist
church, Minneapolis A musical pro-
gramme was presented during the even
ing. Miss Alcott sang REJOICE Greatly"
| from the Messiah and Miss Huffsmith
Mr.. H. H. H. Corners and Mr.. MacWil-
| liams also sang. Frank Krieger was the
accompanist. Mr.. Stilwell gave the adj
dress of welcome. Mr.. Dawley and Mr.
Stout also spoke.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Park
| Congregational Church will give a recep-
! ton in the parlors of the church for Rev.
| and Mrs. Alexander McGregor. Mrs.
| Clapp, Mrs. J. HI. Lewis and Mrs. C. H.
Palmer will have charge.
The Misses De Bruyn Hops, Miss Mark
and Miss Estes have issued invitations for
an at home to be given Friday evening
in honor of Miss Bratton and Royden "
Wright, of Pittsburg, at the residence
of the Misses Hops, Scudder avenue, st.
Anthony Park.
Mrs. Henry Nickow entertained COM
pany of twenty at euchre Monday after
noon in honor of Mrs William Parry,
Mrs. D. D. Chase and Mrs. Frank Por-
ter, of Chicago. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Isaac Black Of Duluth;
Mrs. B. A. Phillip and Mrs. A. B. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Wakefield, of Laurel
avenue, gave a dinner party Monday
evening for the members of the Sprague-
Baker bridal party.
The engagement is announced of Mrs.
Vina Avery Smith to Broeckenbrough
Beckwith. The wedding will take place
this fall.
The marriage of William Hemming
house, of this city, to Mrs. Mary Bennett,
of Minneapolis, will take place Wednes-
day, Oct. %, at the brides home in Min
neapoliS.