The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-16

cial club, assisted by the Limited Cinch
club. gave a charity party "Wednesday
afternoon at Central hall. Progressive
euchre was played at thirty tables. Fa-
vors were won by Mrs. E. Zimmerman,
| Mrs. ]. c. Robinson, Mrs. L. Graves,
Miss Olive Mcdonald, Mrs. Richard
| Drewry and Mrs COwie Mrs 7. S. F.
| Hayes had charge of the arrangements.
Donald, Mrs E. E. Mcdonald, Mrs. G..
| w Bokin. Mrs. J. M. Sweeney and Mrs.
| G. Shubert
There was a meeting held Thursday
| afternoon at the residence of Mrs. j. ID.
| Paxton in the interest of the McAll
Mission. France. There were present Wom-
en- from different churches in the city,
and the work of the st. Paul contingent
of the American McAll association was
outlined for the coming year. Mrs. j.
d. Paxton is president of the st. Paul
contingent. and any women interested in
| the McAll mission are cordially invited to
| consult with her.
The senior class of the Humboldt high
| school will give for its class play this
| year THE Spanish Gypsy by George
! Elliott. The poem has been dramatized
| for the class by Miss Margaret Morton.
| There are thirty members OF the class
| and each one viii have a part. Leading
! parts will be played by Kenneth Pea
| body, Georgia Boeringer, Edward Duffy
! Clarence Perry and Herbert Townsend
| The play will be given Thursday even
| ing, April TO- in Martins hall.
The st. Paul Primary Union of Sunday
| School Teachers held a regular meeting
| for the study Of the Sabbath lesson
| yesterday afternoon in the parlors OF
| the House of Hope church. Mrs. Harry
| an Converted" Mrs. Guernsey gave a
| talk on the topic, THE City of Jerusa-
| lelm," and Mrs. J. H. Randall taught
| the normal Bible lesson from Second
| and Third John.
The Royal Ladies' Court No. were
entertained "Wednesday afternoon ~
| Mrs. Nightingale and Mrs. linden. al
| the home of Mrs. linden, 800 Charles
| street, Mrs. Dysinger assisting. A spell
| ing contest was one of the features OF
| the afternoon. The favorS were won
by Mrs. Thorson and Mrs. Dysinger. Mrs
Ward gave a recitation. Luncheon was
| served in Royal colors.
The Minnesota Congrega rational club will
| meet tomorrow evening ct Olivet church,
! in Merriam Park. There will be several
addresses and the Y. N, G. A. quartette
will sing several numbers. The quar-
tette includes c. j. Hunt, of st. Paul;
Joseph Goldberg and E. w. Peck, Of
Minneapolis, and Carl j. Gilbert, Of Du
| luth. Mr.. Gilbert will also sing several
| solos,
Mr.. and Mrs George D. Flynn enter
| tanned the Minneapolis division Of postal
| clerks Wednesday evening. After the
| meeting luncheon was served, followed
| by musical programme and IA Donkey
! Game" Prizes were won by Mrs. Boran,
| Mr.. Bradford and Mr.. Whitaker. Mrs.
Flynn was assisted by Mrs. Ed. Bueger,
| Miss Fox and Mrs. Laurence.
An annual entertainment will be held
tomorrow evening at St Patrick's church
in honor of ST. Patrick's day. Thomas
Kane viii deliver an address and a lit
erary and musical programme will be
Miss Bridget OReilly, Miss Angie Null
| lally, Miss Nenie DunfOrd, j. P. White
| and j. II. Marthaler.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of the
| at the home of Mrs. Hunderford of East
Winifred street. Arrangements will be
| made for a reception to be given Monday
| evening, March 81, { at the home Of @1r.
| and Mrs. John Dale on Prescott street,
| in honor of Bishop and Mrs. Edsall
Como Division Ladies Auxiliary o. R.
| c. will give charity euchre party
| Wednesday afternoon at Bowlby hall.
| Mrs Frederick Hauser, Mrs Hugh NAL
10y, Mus. j. r; Shaw, Mrs = E.
| Roper, Mrs. M. N. Goss, Mrs. A. E. Dag
| gett. Mrs. Grindel and Mrs. J. w. Gill
| boy are in charge of the arrangements.
The Clinton Avenue church will give a
| sale of fancy articles Tuesday evening,
| in the parlors Of the church. Refresh
| ments will be served during the even
ing by the women of the church. The
Conley. Mrs. Kay. Mrs. M. L. McIntire
| and Mrs. Ada Kendall
Guiterman Bros. Benefit association will
| give its first Emerald ball tomorrow
4 evening at nd1l. 1nOSe III charge
| of the arrangements are Messrs. Wheeler,
| Monitor, Falk, Lande, Misses Graham,
| Kennedy, Anderson and Felan. Music
will be furnished by the Twin City Man
| dolin club.
Constellation chapter, o. E. S., will give
| an Easter ball Monday evening, Marcn
| 81, at Masonic temple The arrangements
! are in charge of Owen Morris, P. c. Will
| liams. c. j: Woolway Homer c. Nun
4 son, Thomas r. Simpson, Charles Fer
| Iier and H. A. Maclie.
Myrtle Temple No 2. Rathbone Sisters.
| will celebrate the twelfth anniversary of
| the order tomorrow evening at Bowlby
| hall. Those in charge of the arrange
| ments are Mrs. George Spencer, Mrs. T..
| c. Bryant, Mrs. II. G. Peterson and Mrs.
| Jennie Scott.
| The Ladies' Social Union of st. Paul
! Universalist Church will hold an all-day
! session Tuesday with Mrs. L. R. Grant
| 500 Canada street. A large attendance
| is desired, as this will be the last meet
| ing before the Easter sale, March q
i and o..
The ladies of the Hebron Baptist
| church will give a silver tea, Thur sday
| afternoon. from to $50, at the home
| of Mrs. F. B. Doran, PM East Congress
street. There will be a sale of hand
kerchiefs and aprons, and fine musical
/ programme Will be rendered.
At the last regular meeting of Division