The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-06
CLUES AND CHARITIES.

At a meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Twenty-third district of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union,
held Friday afternoon, at the home Of
Mrs. Warren Upham, on Central park.
arrangements were made for the annual
spring convention, to be held Tuesday,
May p. Mrs. Miller, president Of the
Hamline w. G. T. u, and Mrs. Samuel
Brant. of the Dayt0n's Bluff union, were
appointed to select place of meeting,
and Mrs. Upham and Mrs. H. W. Phil
lips, president CT the district, will have
charge Of the programme.
The Junior Epworth League Of the
First German M. E. Church elected the
following officers fer the next six
months: President. Ruth E. Berger; first
vice president, Herbert M. Mahle; secord
vice president, L zzie X. Gall: third vicc
president. Benjamin B. Beulke; fourth
vice president. Grace K. Manion; secre-
tary, Pearl E. Barton; assistant secre-
tary, Russell F. Wilhelm; treasurer, Alma
H. Wilhelm, and orSanist, Frances
Young
There will be a meeting of the Corgre-
! gationaI club Monday evening, April a.
! in Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church. DR..
| Lobe, of Evanston, ILL.,. recently from In
! dia, will deliver an address, and the Ia
! dies of the church will serve supper
| The following committee of women mas
| been appointed to have charge of the
supper: MIS- s. R. Degraw, Mrs j. D..
! Humphrey, Mrs. J. Watson Smith and
! Mrs Warren Upham.
The Metropolitan opera house ushers
will give their third social hop Friday
evening at the EIks- han The Metro
| poltan Opera House orchestra will fur
| nish the music. The reception committee
VIII include +. Z. Brown, L.. II. Gilboy,
J. L. Shepley and G. W. Walsh Jr; The
! floor will be in charge Of Messrs. W. II.
| Neoi, A c. Cumbey. Il. F. Meteor, D. H.
Mcclure Jr. and w D. Dix.
II The Musicians union gave mas
querade ball last Saturday evening at
! ROVlhU hall Prizes bV Mrs
Devorke Miss Mansick. George Gelwig,
George Ole, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Evans
Mrs Drake. Robert Earl, Miss Thomp-
son and John Devork The Bakers unicn
! attended the ball in a body. The music
was furnished by ten members of the
union
Mrs. F. G. Thore entertained the Young
| Peoples Society Of ST. Sigfrid's church
| Thursday evening. The programme con-
| sisted of an address by Rev. J. V. AL
! vegren, a vocal solo by Miss Carleen, a
recitation by Miss Elizabeth spetzman
"a piano and violin duet by Miss Esther
! Petersen and Mr.. Gustafson, and piano
solo by Miss Stella Newstrom.
| The last parlor conference of the Asso-
| ciated Charities for the season will he
| held at the residence of William +.
| Dean, S53 Summit avenue, on Thursday
| evening. Subject to be considered VIII
| be Summer Charities" Under this head
! Mrs. Cyrus Smith will discuss Outings -
| Miss Clara Summers, ''Playgrounds," and
! DIR. Ohage, Baths ard Parks
Como Division No. SO, Ladies Auxiliary
| to o. r: G., viii give a charity euchre
| party Wednesday afternoon at BowIby
hall. The committee in charge of the
arrangements is Mrs. ]. E. Roper, Mrs
| A. e. Daggett Mrs. M. N. Goss Mrs J,
| w. Gilboy, Mrs. Hugh Malloy and Mrs
| Grinden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fischman entertained the
| Neighborhood Whist club at their home
| on Olive street. FavorS were won by
| Mrs. Lowenthal, Mrs. Fischman, Mrs
| Levy Mr.. Kork and Mrs. Fogalson. The
/ club will meet next week with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Korwltz, of East Fourteenth street.
The seniors of the Cleveland high
| school will give a concert Monday even
ing in the assembly hall. Miss Thorn
| ton, P. Void. Miss Maud Godfrey and
Miss Minnie Morton will be the soIoists
/ Miss Marguerite Morton will direct the
programme.
| The senior class of the Humboldt High
school will give its senior play Thursday
| Gypsy, by George Eliot, has been dram
t itized by Miss Margaret Morton for pre-
| sentation by the pupils
| The postoff1ce clerks of st. Paul will
give their annual dancing party Tuesday
/ evening at Bowlby hall. The committee
| in charge of the arrangements is Messrs
Hickey, Healy, Exley, Wittmaack.
| Brown, Carney and Brant.
| The Merriam Park Golf club will give
| a dancing party tomorrow night at Wood
ruff hall The committee in charge of the
| arrangements included R. P Eastman
| w. Q. Larkin. NJ. w. Fay, II. Berreau
| and DR.. Buckley.
| The Twin City Turner's excursion COM
| Turner hall in Minneapolis 1t was de-
| cided to give the annual picnic on Sun
day. June 1, place not decided, but will
| be announced later.
| The teachers of the Cleveland school
| will give a reception Tuesday afternoon
| at the school for the members of the
Mothers club of the school. Mrs. H H.
| Barber will have charge of the pro-
! gramne.
The Jolly Sixteen Euchre club was en-
| tertained by Mrs. J. w. Brink, of Dale
| street. Prizes were won by Mr.. D.