The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-01


VII pc sentertained by. Mrs. Kjelberg. of
10 Cook street, Thursday afternoon. Feb.
a very successful production of a
Dramatic club Friday evening at Odd
FeIoWS hall. The audience was a very
apprec1atlye one, and the hall well filed.
With the exception Of the decorations
OF the ball room, arrangements for the
Laurel clubs anniversary, at Cambridge
hall next Thursday evening, are COM
plete. During the reception Of the guests
direction of Prof. G. M. Selling. viii rem en-
der a concert Of classical and popular
music. There will be a short promenade
of the old style for the distribution of
programmes, and dancing will commence
promptly at 9:3e. Eighteen numbers will
be danced. Sill
Mr. J. F. Mcclure will address the Cru
saders' Total Abstinence society this
afternoon at o'clock, at the corner of
Fort and Sixth streets.
Mrs. Jervis, of Como avenue, entertain
ed the Four Point Euchre club last week.
High scores Were made by Mrs: Sheri-
dan, Mrs. Fiskel Mrs. Mccormick and
Mrs. Rothwall. The club will meet next
with Miss Mccormick, of 625 Elicit street.
The Strolling Stays will give their sec
ond informal dancing party at Cambridge
hall Friday evening, Feb. 90
Mrs j. r. JohrlstSn, of Sixth street. en-
tertained the Nineteen Three Euchre club
Wednesday afternoon. The following Of
ficers were elected: Mrs. J. n. Johnston,
president and Mrs. J. Fable secretary.
Munich and Mrs. Robinson. The club will
be entertained by Mrs. E. Munich next
Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Memo
rial Lutheran Church is invited to hold
its February meeting on Wednesday next
at the home of Mrs. Molander, 553 West
minister street, at 2:S0 p. m.
An auxiliary of the First German NJ E.
church, corner Van Slyke court and Olive
street. has been organized, with the fol-
lowing officers: President Mrs. William
Zorn; first vice president, Mrs William
H SchulZe; second vice president, Mrs.
Charles Good; third vice president, Mrs.
J. Jauss; secretary, Miss May Bendixen
corresponding secretary, Miss Ella Good;
stitute, with the officers, the board Of
control, Mrs F. Fl. WiIhemi, Mrs.
George Peter and Miss Rose E. Mahle.
The Ladies' Social Union of ST. Paups
Universalist Church will meet with Mrs.
G.. w. Wilson, 676 Summit avenue, Tues
day afternoon.
The Confirmants' Union of the Memo
rial Evangelical Lutheran Church, of west
Sixth street, will meet with Miss Jessie
at 7:45 o'clock.
The next Willard hotel dancing party
win take place tomorrow evening.
The Royal whist club met Tuesday
evening, Jan 81, with Miss Ella Phillipp-
sen, of East Third street. most enjoy
able evening wds spent in cards, dancing
| and games. Prizes were Won by Misses
| Nellie Hyland and Eugene Savard and
| Messrs. w S. Russell and Thomas Row
| an. The next meeting will be held Tues
| day evening Feb. 10, Miss Eugene Sa-
ward, of 126 West Congress street, enter
! tanning. -
The Metropolitan Ushers' club gave
| their fifth dancing party at Elks hall
Friday evening. AS usual, the dance was
a great success. The committees were:
| Reception, F. w. Daw Jr., H. G. Boyeson
/ VIII l.. Mansfield M. J. Ainey; floor, VIII
/ liam H. Neal sJrsd G. Walsh Jr., Frank
/ Cox. P. j. Gallagher, H. H. Lancaster.
| Music was furnished by the Metropolis
! tan orchestra sss9s
/ Mrs Peter Van Hoven entertained the
/ Invincibe Cinch club Wednesday evening.
| Favors were wen by Mrs. John Utz Mrs.
! W. A. Utz, Mrs. F. Brings A. Fried
/ mann, f.. Brings and G. Schultz. Mrs.
/ Chris Schade will be the next hostess.
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