The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26


by Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. tombstone, Of
Maria avenue Saturday evening, Jan. Is.
Prizes were won by Messrs. John Fisher,
label and Hoeffer; Nlesdames Hoefer,
John Fisher and Schaeffer. Dancing fol-
lowed music being furnished by the Twin
City Mandolin club. The cake walk was
won by Walter Munsch and William VILLAIN
Munsch of York street, will entertain the
club next Saturday evening.
Midway Lodge No. 81. A. 0. .. W., and
joint public installation on Jan. 16. Broth
err Mcclure, p. NJ W.. Of Noble-Frankiin
No. 2, installed for the Workmen, and
Mrs. Lizzie. Schroeder, p. c. H, of Inde-
pendent lodge installed for the d. of H.,
assisted by Mrs. Anna Butler and Mrs.
| Sarah Feehan, of ST. Paul and Miss
| Maud Stocking, of Tower lodge, Hutch
| inson. Refreshments We're served, fol-
lowed by dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miesen, East
Fifth street, entertained the Octavia club
| Tuesday evening. Progressive cinch was
played. Head prizes were won by Mrs,
| A. l. Eggert Mr.. MUosbrugger; foot
| prizes by Miss Roach and A. L. Eggert
| Light refreshments were served, after
which music was INDUCED in for the re-
mainder of the evening. Mr.. and Mrs
| w. G. Avery, Ashland avenue will en-
| terrain the club Tuesday evening, Feb. f.
St. Paul Lodge of Elks gave the fourth
| in a series of ladies' socials Friday even
ing at ElkS' hall on West Fourth street
| teen numbers. The committee in charge
| of the affair was James Bartles, Az G.
! Flournoy, E. j. Treat, A. l.. Preston and
| Harry J. Lehr, George E. Hallberg. Ed
ward Wilson and W. J. Prenuergast had
| charge of the floor. The lodge will give
| a colonial cOtillon Feb. p.
A company of good Swedish actors
| will give performance this evening in
| the Arlington opera house, 942 Payne
| avenue The play to be given, as trans
| lated. is 'Rich Uncle" In the cast are
| \
| sengren. AS usual, there will be a grand
| ball after the performance.
! The executive committee of the St
| Faul Political Equality club will hold a
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home
| of Mrs. NJ. J. Kelly, on Wabasha street,
| to consider the advisable of sending
delegates to the national suffrage conyen-
| ton which viii meet Feb. y, in Wash
/ ington.
Garfield post. G. A. r., and Garfield
Womans Relief corps will hold Mckinley
! memorial services Wednesday evening at
Garfield post hall. Addresses will be
and ex-Mayor T. 3. Doran. E. F. Crock
er, Mrs P. FlOody and Mrs. Flick have
| charge of the programme.
| The Ladies' Social Union of the Uni
versalist Church of the Redeemer will
| give a reception in the parlors of the
| church, Friday evening. Mrs. H. E.
Lamb, Mrs. Henry Rothschild and Mrs
Miller are in charge of the arrange
mentS.
The Young Ladies' Society of the ST.
Francis de Sales Church will give a pro-
gressive euchre party in the church hail,
corner of James and Warsaw streets,
| Tuesday evening, for the benefit of the,
church. They cordially invite all their
/ friends.
| Mr.. A NJ Dewey special agent of the
| United States department. Of labor Wash
| ingtOn, D. c., will lecture at Pfeifer $
| hall, corner Eighth and Wabasha streets,
| Sunday Feb 2 Subject AN Indictment
| Of the Competitive System
The Loyal League of the Central Park
| M. e. Church will meet Tuesday evening
| in the lecture room of the church. AID:
Hunt will give an address on Municipal
| Government and William BannOn Will
| be master of ceremonies.
The Liberal Union Of Minnesota Wom-
| ea will meet Tuesday at the Universalist
| Church of the Redeemer. Mrs. J. H.
! AInes and Mrs. Nellie Mann Updale of
/ La Crosse, Wis, will read papers.
Garfield post, G. A. r., assisted by the
| members of the Garfield WOman'S Relief
/ corps, will give a joint patriotic enter
| talnment Wednesday evening at Garfield
! Post hall E. F. Croker has charge of
| the arrangements.
The third annual charity bali of the
| DeUtscher Frauen club. the leading So
! ciety event among the German people Of
! Minneapolis, will be held Wednesday
! evening, at the Masonic temple, corner of
Sixth street and Hennepin avenue.
| The Endless Chain Social club met
| Thursday afternoon at Central hall.
| Prizes at euchre were won bv Mrs Me-
| ElrOy, Mrs. LOngaker and Mrs. Jansen
! The next meeting will be held Thursday
! Feb. 13.
The Terpsichorean Pleasure club will
! give their ninth social hop at Lifts hall
! Tuesday evening, Feb. II. Bostonian
| orchestra viii furnish music. Those in
charge are H. T. Malloy, A Wilde and
| w, Sinker.
St. Veronica Chapter of the Daughters
Of the King held their annual election of
| officers on Thursday Miss Andrew
! Gardner was elected president. Miss Bon
ME Blakeley treasurer, and Miss Rather
| Inc Marsden secretary.
N. B. A. will give a dancing party
Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows hall
| The committee in charge includes Will
| lam Robinson, c. T. Follett and Elmer
ii. Brown. Music will be furnished by
! Hilhard S orchestra.
The City Salesmens association will
give their second annual ball at Lifts
| hall Tuesday evening, Jan. 2S. A large
| number of tickets have been sold for the
! event, which promises to be a great af-
fair in city statesmen circles.
Mrs. Nellie Mann Opdale, of La Crosse.
story of 1.-THE Other Wise Man. The
| meeting opens promptly at 10:45 a. m.
Lunch and social hour from 1890 till 2
! o'clock.
The women's Civic league gave 4 chill
dren,s concert and social last night in
| the West side reading rooms. The pro-
| gramme was under the supervision of
| Mrs. Harris Richardson and Mrs. T. TT.
| Pitts. l.
Mrs. w. c. Montgomery of Ashland
| avenue, entertained the S. A S. club yes
| Ierday afternoon Favors We're won nv
| Mrs. J. Mounts, Mrs. w. c. Montgon-
| cry, Mrs. Slifer and Mrs James Morrow
Capital Tent No 81, knights of the
Maccabees, will give its annual bali
Monday evening, Feb. 8, at Bowlby hall
| A Il. Strauss, ]. E. Lindberg and joseph
Nolan have charge of the arrangements.
| Inc women of the Universalist Church
| OF the Redeemer will hold a silver So
| c1ai at the chapel, Mackubin street on
! friday evening" Jan 81. An attrartive
| programme is being prepared
The 7. P. S. c. E. of the First Paptist
| Church will give a social Friday even
ing at the home of Miss Pauline Griggs.
| on Burr street The members of fine
Mems league will be guests Of homer.
The Epworth League union will hold
us pl-monthly' meeting Tuesday evening
rev. u. L. RAIDER, of the First nj. e
church, Will talk on 1.-THE American Ne
gro and His characteristics
Mrs. p. H. Dowdell entertained the
! Llnated C1nch club Monday afternoon
| taVorS were won by Mrs Brand Mrs.
| bert. "0'Iu-
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Batas M
| Z. Church will give a parlor social We'd
nesoay afternoon at the home of Nfrs
| S. ). Gottschammer, on Bates ayenna
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