The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-02
noon heard a most enjoyable musical

noon heard a most enjoyable musical
programme.
Mrs. Louise Leslie, of New ork, who
possesses soprano voice that is
strong and rich and finely cultivated,
sang number of selections, including
the Holy City," given by special re-
quest.
Prof. C. G. Titcomb, of st. Paul. was
her accompanist. Charles S. Fairchild,
of st. Paul, recited two of Kipling's
poems.
The morning programme was devot-
ed to household economies Mrs. Mar
garet j. Blair, of the state agricultural
school, gave a talk on darning, illus
trating it with samples of the work
done by the pupils in her class at the
state school of agriculture A prize
has been offered by the club women
to the housemaid who has remained
longest in one family and also to the
housemaid who sends in the best loaf
OF bread. The maids must send in
their names and addresses, with the
number of years they have been In
service, the latter certified to by their
m1stresses. A number Of names were
received yesterday.
Mrs. William Liggett will award the
prizes, but 1t Is not probable that an
award will be made until after fair
week.
To Talk OF Cookery.
This morning Miss Shepard Of the state
school of agriculture. will give lecture
on cooking. Throughout the week she
will alternate with Mrs. Blair In giving
the morning programmes. Every after
noon during the week musical pro-
grammes. will be given. Tomorrow after
noon the Schubert club, of st. Paul. will
give the programme.
The. Territorial Pioneers Woman's club
will hold open house throughout fair
week in the log cabin. The following of
icers will be hostesses for the week:
President. Mrs. Harriet e. Reeves, of
Minneapolis; secretary, Mrs. e. McCleary,
St. Paul treasurer. Miss Carrie V.
Stratten. Minneapolis.
The following is a list Of the reception
committees for the week: Monday, Mrs.
e. Jones, Merriam Park; Mrs E. Stuart,
Minneapolis; Mrs. Alice Y. Bordwel, Mer-
riam Park. Tuesday, Mrs. Sarah Has
Ter Ter Red Red Wing; Mrs j. Ogden Minneapo-
day. Mrs. L. D. Tubbs and Mrs. M
Bowles, Saltwater; Mrs. G. M. Harrison,
Minneapolis. tuesday, Mrs. Frank Hills,
Minneapolis; Mr. 81 Stuart and Mrs. M,
Mrs. III. e. Hazard and Mrs. E. South
worth, st. Paul; Saturday, Mrs. E. S.
Lightbourn, st. Paul.
A special meeting Of the Territorial Pho
neers Woman's club will be held in the
log cabin tomorrow afternoon at ESQ for
the purpose of electing a secretary. There
will be music in the building from to 4.
The Week at Rest Cottage.
There will be no addresses or pro-
grammes of any sort given at the w. G.
T. U. headquarters. Rest Cottage" dur
ing this state fair week. Mrs Bessie
Scovel, president of the state Woman's
Christian Temperance association. was
in charge yesterday. A number of arti-
cles of furniture have been donated to
the cottage this year, and it presents now
visits the headquarters is presented with
a temperance tract, but aside from this
there is no temperance work done. Ev-
erybody is made welcome, however, by
the White Ribboners, who make the cot
tage their headquarters. Among those are
Mrs. Addie Bixby Upham, Mrs. II. w.
Phillips and Mrs. Margaret j. Kelly, of
st. Paul, Mrs. Lowell and Miss Louise
K. HOLSTER, of Minneapolis.