The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-28

| has been q source OF dmaZement to both
his own and other physicians who have
seen him from time to time. The gan
creme from which he is suffering is work
ing it's way above the point of operation,
and. even had he rallied, his life could
not have been prolonged more than a
few days.
|57:|PIll IS1GIll I NEWS. !
The annual meeting of the Bald Eagle
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 1. Crit
| fifth, Bald Eagle lake. The officers elect
| ed were: President, F. G.. Wheeler; sec
rotary and treasurer, Mrs. E. A. War
| rem.
Mrs. George B.. Young, who for thir-
! teen years has been president of the
! board of managers of the Protestant
Orphan asylum of st. Paul, will not
this year allow her name to be used in
| connection with the presidency Mrs.
| Young's resignation will be rendered at
| the annual meeting of the board, to be
| held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at
| the asylum on Marshall avenue. 1t is
| understood that Mrs T. H. Bailey, who
has long been an active member Of the
board, will succeed Mrs. Young.
The friendly visitors and their friends
| will meet with Mrs. Higbee, 1870 Western
| avenue north, this afternoon at o'clock
to listen to reports from delegates to
| the national conference of charities and
| corrections. The speakers will be Miss
| Eleanor Hanson and James r. Jackson.
| DR.. S. G. Smith. Rev. r. w Boynton
and Rev. ]. ]. LAWYER will also make
| brief addresses
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Trebert have
! returned from their wedding journey
and are at Hotel Iowry, Syracuse. N.
| Mrs. Trebert, formerly Miss Maude D.
| Ward, of this city, will give her post
| nuptial receptions the first and second
Wednesdays in June;
The Y. P. s. C. e. of the First Chris
tan Church will give an entertainment
| this evening at the church, Harrington
| and Nelson avenues. The programme
| sisted by Mrs. Harry Crandall Herbert
| earns will give dramatic readings and
vocal solos
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Helen Eddy Wood. of
Lincoln, Neb., and Archibald Hacker,
son of Prof. Hacker Of the state agri-
cultural school. The wedding will take
pace june l. at Lincoln.
Mrs. Bellyiew entertained company
Of sixteen women at euchre yesterday
afternoon at her HON in Summit place.
The guests were members of the Au-
tumn club.
The children of the primary depart
ment of the Central Presbyterian church
will give a musical entertainment Sat
urday afternoon in the lecture room of
the church. t
The Nathan Hale chapter Daughters
OF the American Revolution, will give a
| theater party tomorrow afternoon at the
Metropolitan to witness Clyde Fitchs
play Nathan Hale"
Miss Married. Otis, of Summit avenue,
left last evening for the East. She will
attend the commencement exercises of
Cornell university, her brother being
member Of the graduating class.
Some clever amateur entertainers pre-
! sented the play, Wanted, A Match
! maker" last evening. in the parlors of
! the Dayton avenue church, for the bene-
! Tit of the church debt fund. Mrs. c. e.
Burch had charge of the entertainment
| She was assisted by Mrs Conklin, Miss
! Winchester. Miss Dunlap. Miss Gilbert.
! John Abbott. Mr. Swinton and John Bur-
| bank.
DR.. G. L. Green win deliver the princi-
| pal address at the graduating exercises
to be held Friday evening by the nurses,
| class of st. Lukes hospital. The pro-
gramme Will be given in Christ church
! guild rooms.
The pupils of Charles Heilmaier gave a
| piano recital in the parlors of the Gen.
J tral Presbyterian church last night :
Mrs. George Rank, of Maria avenue
! will entertain the members Of the New
| Century club Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Field, accompanied
| by their grandson, will leave tomorrow
| for their old homestead on the Hudson
river, New York, to spend the summer
Miss Ethel Taylor, who has been the
guest of Miss Shandrew. of Ashland
avenue, has gone on to New York
Mrs. ]. c.. Mccall, of Nelson avenue,
has returned from Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Allen and son, Of
East to attend the golden wedding of
| Mrs. Aliens parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. H.
Morgan. The anniversary will be cele-
brated June II, at Hamilton, N. Y
Mrs. T. W. .Frankham, of North Vic
toria street, is entertaining Mrs John
| Poueneyer, Of Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Cowles, of Carroll
street will leave next week for Buffalo
Mrs. G. A. Coykendall, of Marshall av-
| enue is in Owatonna.
| anu MIS- X. gaylord, OF lGl3-
| hart street, have taken a cottage at
| Forest lake for the summer
Mrs. E. w. Finck, of Pleasant avenue.
is entertaining Mrs. Otto Finck, of Mil
| waukee.
Mrs. A. Neuru Jr., who has been visit
ing Mrs. G. A. Roach, of Dayton ave-
nue., will return this week to Slayton,
| MINI.
Mrs Albert Wagner, of Duluth, will
be the guest next week of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Drummond Of Mar
| shall avenue
Miss Greenlee, of Chicago, who has
! been the guest of Mrs. Douglas Fenwick.
has returned to Chicago.
Mrs. II. M. Crosby and Louis Crosby.
| of Lynnhurst avenue, have gone to
Leach lake for the summer
Mrs Gates A. Johnson. of Sherburne
avenue, is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs A,
Engles, of Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N Madigan, of ST
Peter street, are in Fargo
Miss Schorling, of Smith avenue, is in
| Milwaukee.
Mrs. J. K. Ogden, of Iglehart street.
has gone to Milwaukee
Miss Gladys Moynagh, of I'll Pine
street, entertained Saturday afternoon
| in celebration of her birthday. Miss
Edna Norman assisted A company of
| twenty-four was entertained.
Attend auction sale of household goods
at SO1 Summit avenue this mornuFg at 10
a. M KaVanagh Bros, auctioneers.