The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
WEisI SIDE.

At its last meeting Twentieth Century
Lodge No. II. T. O. G. T., installed the
following officers: Chief templer, Mr..
1. 3. McNitt: supt. juv. temple, Mrs.
financial secretary, Mr.. B. E. Smeed;
marshal. Mr.. F. E. Dieters; guard Miss
Louise Hingiz; past chief templar, Mr..
G. S. Wardell; chaplain Mr. w A. Rob
bins; secretary, Mr.. Edward Engerman;
assistant secretary, Miss Mary Johnston;
deputy marshal. Miss Jessie Dingle; sen
tinel. Quinton David.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Moosbruglger, Of
King street, entertained the Octavia club
tuesday evening a progressive cincI
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Jamison. Mrs
Beaudlin and Messrs. arnison and Brand
lin. Following supper a musicale pro-
gramme was given by Miss Moosbrugger,
Messrs Cameron and Moosbrugger and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Eggert
Mrs. NJ N. Goss gave a valentine
euchre party Thursday afternoon at her
home on Ohio street for the members of
Como Division No SO, Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors She
was assisted by Mrs. Frederick A. Haus-
er and Mrs Edward Iverson. Farors
were won by Mrs. J. w. Gilboy Mrs J.
K. Morrison Mrs. F. c. Taylor and Mrs.
George Bonney.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethany
Congregational Church held a colonial So
cial Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Hosmer on West ROBBIE
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p. m, following which a social session
was enjoyed Among those assisting
were Mesdames Fales, Scriber, Shaw, Di-
ment and Palmer
The women of the Westminster Pres
byterian church gave a very unique en-
tertainment Friday evening at the
church, corner of East Winifred street
and Greenwood avenue The amusement
Tor the evening consisted of "A Trip
Around the World"
Mrs. w J. Doran, of East NWinifred
street, entertained the Ladies' Euchre
club Tuesday afternoon. Favors were
won by Mrs. H. G. Dampier. Mrs. H
O'Hearn and Mrs. w. ]. Doran. The club
will meet next with Mrs George Norton.
The West Side Choral club has com
pleted arrangements for a public concert
the third of series, to be given next
Thursday evening at the Westminster
street and Greenwood avenue.
The women Of the Ascension church are
making preparations to give a reception
Tuesday afternoon April, for Bishsp
| home of Mrs. John Dale, on Prescott
street.
Next Tuesday evening St. Paul Lodge
No. 43, knights of Pythias, will hold an
open social session. A programme. of
musical and literary numbers will be
rendered by local talent
The Luther League of the English
Lutheran Church celebrated its seven
/ l60nCn anniversary 1u6SOdy evening at
the church. An entertaining programme
was rendered.
| Mrs. Pearson. of West Delos street en-
/ tertained the Eradelphian Reading club
| Tuesday afternoon at her home Sage's
| novel, Robert Tourney" was discussed
Miss Anna Steidl will entertain the Cos
mopolitan and ErstWhile Euchre clubs at
!, dancing Wednesday evening, April g. at
| Workmen hall on Greenwood avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the English
Lutheran Church will hold its next meet
| ing Wednesday afternoon. March 5, with
| Mrs. Drehr. on West Winifred street.
Miss Elsie Schilling and Miss Violet
| Gessart entertained their friends at dane
ing Friday evening at the home of the
| latter on East Winifred street.
/ Mrs. Maekay. of East Isabel street,
/ entertained Tuesday afternoon the La
dies Aid Society of Bethesda Lodge,
/ Daughters Rebekah.
Miss Lillian Sehaefer, of Oelwein, has
returned to St. Paul. and will reside with
her aunt, Mrs. Schaefer, of West Con
| gress, street.
Mrs. George Heath. of Crookston.
| Mimi, was the guest Of her mother. Mrs.
HI. A Nichols. of South Wabasha street.
| last week
Miss Mabel Shaw, of Hall avenue, gave