The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28

interest being particularly manifest
throughout the season, closing with
full membership. The officers elected
for the coming year were: President,
w. r. Shaw; second vice president. Mrs.
Dart; treasurer, Mrs A. II. Harmon;
secretary, Mrs. T. III. Schriber; assistant
secretary, Mrs. r. L. Robbins. The OBJ
Ject of this club is to famillariZe itself
with the best authors of fiction, their
lives and one of the works of each. The
books selected for the coming year are
as follows: Richard Yea-and-Nay," by
Maurice Hewlett; Robert Fourney,'' by
William Sage; "a Friend of Caesar:''
Woman Tenderfoot,' by Mrs. seton
thompson; Alice of Old Vincennes,"
by Maurice Thompson.
A very entertaining programme was
rendered at the soldiers home OH We'd
nesday last by some of Miss Hunters
pupils. Miss Arlin Tibbils, Miss Villa
Bordwell and Byron Dickey contributed
instrumental solos, which we're heartily
applauded, as were the two duets by
Misses Ethel and Kathryn Lowman.
Rev. Murdoch Mcleod. of the Presby-
terrain church, delivered an address on
THE Civil War Heroes" which delight
ed the silver-haired veterans. Douglas
Keough and Miss Marie Keough sang
and recited.
A reception was given Wednesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. L. c. Bacon, of Fair
mount avenue. Miss Isabel Kay. of Niles,
Mich, and Miss Ziliale Knox assisted in
was in charge of Mrs A. T. Emerson and
Mrs. Leslie Ware. Others assisting were
Mrs. A. H. Hogeland, Mrs Claire
Straight. Mrs. H. M. Luftsin, Mrs G. A.
simpson, Miss Helen lIolcon.b and Miss
Ruth Brawley. About 200 guests were
received.
Joe Erich entertained a party of friends
at his home On Sherbrrne street Thurs
day evening. Those present were: The
Misses Behr, Schultz, Roth, Bruce. Misses
SWank, Walsh, L1dwigson, Grantestrom,
Birch, Gooder, Grossmann, Parr and Mrs.
Bergan and Miss Lilly Bergan, of Still
water; Messrs. Egan. King, Scneber.
Kohn, Friker, Birch, Hawck, Cronahan,
MCCARTHY, Sharp, Leech. Herzog, Cum
mings, Wallace -Giesenhi7ner. Nestbrook
Mcguire, Wicker and j. Eirch
The Industrial school of the Church of
the Messiah held it's closing exercises
Yesterday afternoon at the school. Mac
kubin and Fuller streets Miss Peabody
programme. The attendance during the
term was go. The Deaconess home gave
ITS regular monthly reception yesterday
afternoon. The women of st. Marks
church, Minneapolis, had charge
Mrs: Mullenberg and Mrs. Benson gave
a coffee Thursday afternoon for the fol-
loving Ss Wome m Mrs. Rosen. Mrs. K5ei-.
Mrs Parker. Mrs S. Anderson, son Mrs Igs'
Eckwail. Mrs. Ilmquist. Mrs. Swenson.
Mrs Olson. Mrs. Hendriekson, Mrs.
hanson ana MRS. Akefberg
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. D., Stewart enter
tanned the members Of the Moccasn club
last evening at their home. on Marshall
avenue, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. D.
lowering. who. leave next week for Cold
water, Mont
The Sorosis Dinner cIub--gave a plate
shower In honor of Miss Ella c. Barku-
100 Friday evening at the home of the
Misses Waufie. on Ashland avenle.
Mrs. George +Gottscha1ner, of DAYTON
avenue, gave an informal dinner pa tx
" eanesday evening in honor of Miss
" ilklnsnn. of Albert Lea
Mrs. E. J. Farnum, of DAYTON avenua
gave luncheon Wednesday fo, Mrs s
Z. Briggs of Chicago. A company of six
was entertained. 80