The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-04
CLUBS AND CHARITIES.

| Church held a sale of fancy articles
| yesterday in the guild rooms of the
| church. Mrs. L. L.. May had charge
| of the sale. The women in charge of
| the fancy work table were Mrs. w. B..
Bend, Mrs. Alexander Cathcart, Mrs.
| J. T. Averill, Mrs James Gilfllan, Mrs.
A. G. Langford, Mrs. J. B. Cook, Mrs.
| George Magee. Mrs. d. M. Dyer, Mrs.
Reuben Warner Jr., Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
! Beecher, Mrs. w. e. Patterson, Mrs.
| German, Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs.
| F. B. Farmer, Mrs. E. G. Dugan and
| the Misses Andrews. A luncheon was
| served in charge of Mrs. Forepaugh,
| Van Kirk. The candy booth was in
| charge of Mrs. P. w. Strickland, Miss
| McMorphy and Miss iMeMasters.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
| German M. E. Church. held it's annual
holiday sale of fancy articles last
night in the parlors OF the church. A
women in charge of the affair were
Mrs. Albert Schlick, Mrs. Mary Schultz,
Mrs. j. Berger and Mrs. E. Stuhlfeier.
Capitol Legion No. 446 gave a card
party last night in Odd Fellows hall.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements included Charles F. Zinn,
SuuIlSS cIS, IL DC1 eoSoi, &hIi ~.
Zinn, Mrs. Mess, Mrs. valentine and
Mrs. A. Zinn. 3 f2
Mrs. A. P Johnson, Of Charles street,
entertained the members of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the English Memorial
Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon.
The Columbia Social club gave a
dancing party last night at I. o. O. f.
hall, Walnut and West Seventh streets.
The committee in charge of the ar
+ engagements included J. P. Monitor, G.
B. B.sLoornis and M. OVERLY. Therore-
ception committee included ID. r.
Loomis, A.. Burnstad and Axe1 john
son. On the Introduction committee
itor and William Helps. &
The Ladies' Guild of.the Church of
the Messiah served a New England
supper and. hela1its annual sale of
fancy articles yesterday afternoon and
evening in the lgfa gha1iIfdE g. rooms of the
church. ,'l.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pacific
congregational Z GhuDcl1o will hold 1.-The
annual sale of fancy goods this after
noon and evening" instne pariers OF the
church. -s,1 vex .-y,
Mrs. Hugh White, OF East Fourth
street, will entertain THE. Ladies' Co
operative Societyffof aAflahtic 4Congre-
gational ChsHSoh this afternoon.
,oz 5s-fA oHS
a silver tea will be given ,thiSnafter-
noonnat the home of Mrs. Horton, on
Rondo street, for the benefit of the
guild of st. Mary's Episcopal church.
There will be sale of fancy articles
held in connection with the tea.
Mrs. Gilman, of Woodward avenue
will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society
of st. James English Evangelical
Lutheran Church this afternoon at her
home. - ts1O
The Thursday club; will meet this
afternoon at the Aberdeen. Mrs, ]. E.
Kenny will read a paper on "1sben."
Minnehaha Lodge N6. ST will give a
card party this afternoon at Central
hall Mrs. J. L. Floodyt Mrs. c.. Jordan
| and Mrs. T. F. DuganJ will have charge.
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| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Good
1 rich Avenue Presbyterian Church will
hold a sale of fancy articles this after
noon and evening in the parlors of the
| church.
The young ladies of st. Johns church
will hold a sale of fancy articles this
afternoon and evening in the guild hall
| of the church. ri
The board of dire6cff5ors of the Free
| Dispensary held its monthly meeting
! yesterday morning. Mrs. Moore was
| appointed visitor for December.
| The Entire Nous club will give it's
first dancing party this evening in
| Lifts hall.
PERSONAL.