The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-12
CLUBS AND CHARITIES.

The Monday Circle will meet for the
first. time this fall tomorrow evening at
the home of Homer Clark, of Holly ave
nue.. The subject for the evening is "The
Glossy of the Revolutionary War" Mrs
Clinton G. Backus will present the topic
at Home and Abroad" William G. Read
will read a paper on Benjamin Franklin,
Our First American
The Hamline Six O'Clock club will hold
son tomorrow evening at the Methodist
church. The subject will be 1.-The Coal
Strike N. S: Campbell will present the
side of the miners; Rev. George Turner,
! the public, and Harry George Budd, Of
| the remedy ~ g.. So .,o-
| Mrs. Mulgrew, of Edmund street, enter
| tanned the, Two O'Clock Euchre club
at, four tables and ,faYors We're won by
Miss Million, Mrs, 1o,Connell, Mrs. Tyrer
and ila Mrs Denzer The hostess was as
| The club will meet next with Mrs. Leslie
| Of 694 Thomas street.
sub district rally of the st. Paul dis
| 3. church. st. Paul, next Tuesday even
ing. Among those. on the programme
are Miss Eleanor Miller, of Hamline; Rev
p Paul RAIDER B. T. Butler, Herman
large attendance is anticipated.
The Rector's Aid Society of st. PauPs
| Episcopal Church will hold rummage
sale Tuesday +, and Wednesday. on East
Hiram F. Stevens, Mrs, H. E. w. Schultz,
Mrs. G. J. Borup, Mrs F. III: Campbell,
Mrs. w. n. Cumbey and Mrs. j. H. Paint
| er have charge of the details.
The Guiternan Bros Benefit associa-
ton will give dancing party at Elk hall
Friday evening. The Committee in charge
of the arrangements includes Misses Kitty
Graham Anna Anderson. Ella Schultz,
Minnie Kennedy, Katheryn Fallen; Messrs.
Ernest Olson, Benjamin Haberkorn and
Patrick Birch.
The ladies of st, Paurs Universalist
church will hold a runnlage sale Oct. IS,
10, II and Is, at Toronto and West Sew
enth street. All mehbers and friends of
the church are requested to take their do
nations either to the store or to one of the
active members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety. 4
Prosperity Grove No. 8, woodmen Cir
Gle eHsnt will give dancng party Monday
music will be by the Excelsior orchestra.
The committee in charge includes Mrs
2. ]. Bieber Mrs. S: X. Jenkins, Mrs.
Powells and Miss J.4Addms.
morrow evening at Twin City hall, corner
Rice street and University avenue. Mes
Mage afde Ba negfa ed he and 9 cp
tins are in charge of the arrangements.
The Mems Club of ST. Peters Church
were entertained Tuesday evening at N.
l. cTlen q residences enSs 81 Gable avenue
lent address upon John Wesley and the
Methodist Movement in the English
Church" Refreshments and ping pong
concluded the evenings entertainment
Capitol Legion No. 446 will give a dane
ing party at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening, Oct 30. The Mapdella orchestra
will furnish the music. The committee in
charge of arrangements includes Mrs. r.
linn, Mrs. Ness, Mrs. Valentine, Mrs. A.
linn, H. Bertossi and Charles Meyers.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty of the First Presbyterian Church will
hold it's regular. monthly meeting on
Thursday of this week, instead of on
| Tuesday. The meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Henry A. Young, of SO
| Tilton street.
The next regular review of Banner Hive
| No. Al, L. O. t. M, Will be held at Bowlby
hall. Friday evening. at 1880 o'clock. The
hive will give card party Saturday even
man of the committee in charge is Mrs.
Della Wilmarth.
Canton Apollo No. 8. Patriarchs Militant.
will give its first social hop tomorrow
Seventh streets. The committee in
| charge includes Henry Riemeson, Charles
Burkfault and M. J. Howe.
The board of managers of the Womans
| Christian Home, $50 North street, will
| hold their annual reception and silver
tea Tuesday afternoon, from to o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
general public.
| The No Telling Euchre club was enter
| tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. A.
j. Schweizer, of ST. Anthony avenue.
Favors were won by Mrs. Herman Siebert
Mrs. William Reilly and Mrs. Anthony
E. Dewitt.
A card party will be given by st.
Peter Court No. 101. Catholic Order For
esters, next "Wednesday evening. Oct Is,
1902, at Assumption school hall, on
Exchange, between Ninth and st. Peter
streets. "a
st. Clements church will hold parish
social Tuesday evening in the Guild house,
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. I4ulSes
Parish will meet tofnorIs5w afternoon at
the residence. of Rev. Ambrose NicNul-
ty. -
The Ladies' Auxiliary of N. A. S. E.
will give a card party Wednesday after
noon at Central Annex hall. Mrs NJ. j.
Howe. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Jones com
pose the committee of arrangements.
The physical training class of the
Young Woman's Friendly association will
begin it's winters work under the direction
of Miss Whitridge AT 8 O clock Tuesday
evening in the association rooms.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Park Con-
gregationaJ Church will give reception
Friday evening in the parlors of the
church for the pastor and his wife, Rev.
and Mrs. Alexander s4IcGregor.
The New Century club will meet
Wednesday afternoon, in the parlors of the
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church. Miss