The Saint Paul globe., 1901-03-20
OF S06IAb INTEREST

The following officers were elected at
yesterdays annual meeting of the Wom-
en- S Home Missionary Society of the
House OF Hope Church: Presidents. Mrs
=. f. Noyes; vice presidents Mrs c.. Fl
Bigelow, Mrs George Fuller, Mrs. w. f.
Howard and Mrs. Archibald McLaren:
treasurer, Mrs. Charles Gordon Johnson.
secretary OF literature, Mrs. Joseph Nc
Ribbon; executive committee Mrs
George B. Young, Mrs. B. F. Ferris Mrs
Kenneth Clark, Mrs. c. L. Spencer, Mrs
A. u. Dana, Mrs. w. D. Kirk, Mrs. John
l. ii. Field, Mrs. G. J. Whtridge, Mrs. f.
u Ingersoll; entertainment committee.
Mrs. George Tapley, Mrs Van Bergen,
Mrs. j. NJ. Welch, Mrs J. IT. Mcmillan:
music, Mrs. Henry Boardman Miss Ham
mond, Miss Mcmillan; decorations, Mrs.
r. M Douglass, Mrs. c. A. Clarke, Miss
Loughborough
The treasurer, Mrs. Charles Gordon
johnson, reported that the mite box offer
ing for the year was $500, and that over
S'Oo IN money had been collected. Mrs
Alexander presided at the meeting.
Ihe members Of the society entertained
those attending the Sunday school insti-
tute at luncheon yesterday.
The arrangement committee of the arts
and crafts exhibit to be held in st. Paul
in the Ryan annex the week beginning
April Y met yesterday at the Commercial
club. Mrs. Conde Hamlin served as
chairman. The following committees were
appointed; Committee on arts and crafts
Prof. Commins, Miss Oliver Long. Miss
Sommers, Miss J. c. Gauthier and Miss
Chlstlett; committee on Industrial educa-
ton. Mrs. r. o. Zimmerman. Prof
Whltebrecht, j. d. Bond, E. V. Robinson
MISS Gauthier, Miss Long Miss Corcoran
Miss Mcclellan, Miss Williams. Miss
Nabersburg, Mrs Blair and Mrs. Hecker:
executive committee, Mrs George B.
Young, Mrs. S c. Olmsted, Mrs. J. w.
Edgerton, Miss Clara Sommers. Mrs
George B. Metcalf, Mrs Herbert Davis
and Mrs. f. o. Zimmerman
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Miss Phelan addressed the members OF
the Hamline Six O'Clock club Mondav
evening on Industrial Training in the
Public Schools" She showed how FIJI
rope was at least thirty years ahead of
us in this particular Girls from six TO
twelve years We're taught to sew. wash
iron, cook and care for babies in the pub
lie schools. Boys were instructed to work
IN wood and iron. AT the next meeting
of the club DR.. Cowgirl will discuss the
strength and weakness of Socialism
The Seventh and Fourth ward members
Of the Woman's Civic league will meet
at the Commercial club tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock for the purpose of eject
ing officers and discussing plans of work
for the coming season. Mrs ]. A. Whee
lock, Mrs. George B. Young and Mrs.
George r. Metcalf are members OF the
ward nominating committee
The st. Paul Choral club has decided
upon Monday evening, April Is, for the
date of its next concert. The concert will
be given at the Peoples church. and
Joseph S. Barenstein, of New York. will
be the principal soloist.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given last evening at the First Chris
tian church under the direction of Prof
John S. Garnes, who recently assumed
charge OF the First Christian church
choir. Prof. Garnes was formerly assist
ant professor of oratory at the Drake
university in Des Moines, To-, and last
night he read a number of selections in
prose and verse. Prof. Garnes has a well
modulated and excelIently controlled
voice, and his readings were thoroughly
enjoyed by the large audience present.
He also sang number of vocal solos
Mrs. w. H. Crandall and Miss Cowles
of Merriam Park, played several piano
numbers
The marriage of R. L. stephens and