The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-23

after Easter in the guild room Of the
church, to which the men will invite the
women of the parish and serve the g
'freShmentS
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Eggert, Of Mar
garet street, entertainer the octavia
club Monday evening Progressive cinch
was played and prizes were won by Mrs.
Beaudin, Miss Milan, Messrs. Moosbrug-
ger and Avery. Light refreshments we've
served. after which "A Musical Ro
nance was played, prizes being Won by
Mrs. MieSen and Mr.. MOOSbrugger. The
CLUB will meet next with Mr.. and Mrs.
Beaudin, of Carroll street. April l.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian Church will hold an Easter
sale in the parlOrs of the church Tues
day afternoon and evening. During the
evening musical programme will ebe
given and refreshments served. Mrs. J. S.
Mackey, Mrs. J. A. Brawley. Mrs. p. J.
Schaub Mrs. Cakes and Miss Woodruff
will have charge of the sale, and Mrs.
. G. Horton, Mrs. S. w. Raudenbush and
Mrs. E. A. Geer the refreshments.
The St Paul Primary Union of Sunday
School Teachers held its regular weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon in the par
lors of the House of Hope church. Mrs
W. +. Rogers read paper on the
Worlds Temperance Lesson. The nor
mai Bible lesson was presented by Mrs
}. II. Randall and Mrs. l.. j. Lee gave
tn the training lesson, House to House
Visitation
Aid Society of the Central Presbyterian
Church the following officers were elect
ed: President, Mrs. T. d. Simonton: vice
presidents, Mrs. E. A. Webb, Mrs. a. b.
Meldrum, Mrs. George Dickson, Mrs.
Barrett; secretary, Mrs ForsselI; treas
urer, Mrs. E. O. Duncan.
The Liberal Union Of Minnesota Women
will meet Tuesday in Unity church Mrs
James K. Hos1ner, of Minneapolis, Will
read z paper or How Far Is Public Du:y
Imperative Upon Every Wonan?" Mrs
james E. Woodford, of Minneapolis, VIII
read a paper on The Early Christian and
Modern Liberal"
Mrs M. R. Conable, of Grand avenue,
will entertain the Cycle History class
Saturday evening at dinner. Portions Of
THE Tempest" by SHAKESPEARE, will lie
read, and papers will be read by Mrs j..
". Straight, Mrs. S. o. Arnold and Oscar
HaIlam.
The St Anthony Park Woman's 9sso-
citation will hold its annual breakfast
Thursday, April TO- at the home of the
president, Mrs. A. r. McGill. The club
has membership of fifty. women who
meet fOrtnighty to study English history
and literature.
The Moonlight Social club will give its
second annual ball Monday evening,
March 81, at Pfeiffers hall. The com
mittee in charge includes F. Manke
Martin Anderson and William Wexier
The st. Paul postoffice clerks VIII give
their annual dancing party at l3owDy
hail. April g. Following is the arrange
ment committee, Hickey, Exley, Brown,
Garvey, Brant Whittmaack and Healy
st. Paul council, Brotherhood Of Sta
tionary Engineers, will give dancing
party tomorrow evening at Central hall
James McGeary is chairman of the COM
mittee in Charge Of the arrangements.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian Church will give an apron
sale Tuesday afternoon and evening In
the pariors of the church. There will be
a social in the evening.
The annual meeting. Of the Woman s
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
of the St. Paul PreSbytery will be held
nue. Presbyterian church.
Royal Oak camp, r. N. A, will give
q cOnundrum social Friday evening ct
Odd Fellows hall. Mrs j. N. Mounts is
chairman of the committee IN charge OF
the arrangements.
Constellation chapter, o. E. S., will give
an Easter bah Monday evening. March
g. in Masonic temple. There will be a
programme of music interspersed with
the dancing.
Mrs. H. E. Lamb, of Laurel avenue.
will entertain the Ladies Social Union of
the st. Paul's Universalist Church on
Wednesday afternoon at a business meet
ing.
The Monday Shakspere class will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
H J. ThOrne on Summit avenue. Mrs.
Crary will give the topic, state Govern
ments.
The Territorial Pioneer Womans club
will meet at the Nicollet hotel in Min
neapolis tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock.
Miss Allison McKibben will read pa
per on Walter Pater at meeting of
the Thursday club at the Aberdeen this
week.
The Commercial club is planning fer
an Easter ball to be given Tuesday even
ing; April l, for the members and their
wives.
The Ladies Aid Society of Park Con-
grega tional Church will serve a luncheon
Tuesday in the parlors of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Graham, of St Al
bans street, will entertain the Red, White
and Blue club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. E. Penney. Of West Fifth street,
will entertain the members Of the Birth
day club Wednesday afternoon
Esther Lodge No. 3d. d. of H., will
give dance Thursday evening, April
g. at Lifts hall.
Mrs. Harry E. George will entertain the
UmZooWe club Tuesdas afternoon,
April l
Royal Court No will give benefit
card party tomorrow evening at Elks'
hall.