The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-14

The Woman's Foreign missionary So
! p. Church elected the follow
last week: President, Mrs. Rena Schlick;
| first vice president. Mrs. Anna Artz; sec
ond vice president Mrs Caroline VOTERS
9 aord; secretary es Mrs. Marie. Rotert; cor
tner; treasurer, Mrs. Sybella Kopps.
me Ladies. Study Glass of the West
oaae VIII noid its, next meeting Friday
a Mn9 az the home-o of Mrs. Nettie J.
Coleman. OF East Winifred street. Mrs.
4. ID. Bowe will read a paper on '"The
Cause of the Fall of Rome" and Mrs.
s sa fhe VII have one on '.The Panthenon
be opened by roni call Of quotations.
oh me Ladies, Aid Society of ST, Paul
officers at their annual meeting last
vice president, Mrs. A. j. Birmingham:
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. E. F. Col
Inns; The committee On work is Mrs. c.
HI. Fl. Porter. II
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
c1sty OF the First Presbyterian Church
VIII hold its September meeting Friday
afternoon in the parlors of the church,
Mrs. Ogden, a returned missionary from
AFRICA, VIII deliver an address. All the
missionary societies of Presbyterian
churches in the city are invited to at
tend.
The eighth annual institute of primary
and intermediate Sunday school teachers
VIII be held at Dayton Avenue PFesby-
terrain church Sept. rs and n. Mrs. Walk.
er. OF Denver, International president of
primary work; Dr.. Merrill of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. A. D. Harmon will deliver adj
dresses. -
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the National.
Association of Stationary Engineers will
give a card party Wednesday afternoon.
in Central ball. The {. committee III
charge charge Of arrangements Includes Mrs;
Mrs. William Childs. -
Mrs. Andrew Henderson, of Marshall
avenue, Will entertain the Cosmopolitan
club at luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
the winter series and will be led IN it's
study Of English history by Mrs. Clinton
Mrs. John Jahle entertained the Sepha
Lindstrom Boating fishing and cards
We're the amusements of the day. Mrs.
Strong, Mrs. Merritts Mrs. Dufrene, Mrs.
Wise, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs.. .Dancy were
among those presentsS
The Foreign Missionary Society Of DAY
ton sAvenue Presbyterian Church. will
meet Friday afteFhoolt3in the parlors of
the church. The TopM will be Japan"
and Mrs. M. D. EaWafds will preside.
The Lady ForasteFs of st. Ann Court
will give card SaeiaI Saturday evening,
Sept. 20, at the haH dffKnights of Colum-
bus, for the benefits Oh the st. Louis
French church.
Dayton's Bluff LodgM No 90, L %. o.
F., conferred the SecoTH degree ON four
candidates last WeeksA They will work
the third degree uporA hem next Thurs
day evening. ga Is
The Ladies' Aid S9ciety of Central
Park M. e. Church via give a. birthday
social Thursday evening at the chnrch.sr
A literary and musieaH programme viii
be given. Nh
Mrs. William Bryaaas Of ST. Claire
street, will enterta ligs be menlbers oftthe
Ladies' Social Union ssf the st. Pauls
Universalist Churqhsa day afternoon.
The Rain or SAine3 Glub Of Atlantic
home cooked food Friday afternoon in
the parlors of the church.
A rumnage sale will be held at the
corner of Seventh and Pine streets Tues
day and Wednesday. for the benefit of
the Mount Zion temple.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Park M E.. Church will give a supper in
the parlorS Of the church Thursday aft
ernoOn.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Plymouth
Congregational Church will hold an all
day sewing meeting Friday, in the-ehurch
parlOrS.
The Home Missionary Society of the
House of Hope Church will hold az rally
Tuesday I'M therparlorsa of the church.
Mrs. Strong. of Holly avenue will en-
terrain the Inembers of fthe Hamilton
Whist club Tuesday afternoon.
The Van Buren, school VIII give a recep-
tion to- its patrons and friends Friday
afternoon and evening. - 73a >"t
The women of st. PauPs Universa1fst
church will give a harvest home festival
Sept. rs, at the church.
Mrs. James Mulligan, of Dayton avenue,
will entertain 5theo' Social Sixteen club,
Tuesday afternoon