The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-29
EAST ST. PAUL.

nesday evening in Odd Fellows hail on
Payne avenue in celebration of its fifth
anniversary. Maple Leaf camp, R. N.
given by the clerk Christ Lindahl. A
complete history of the camp was given,
including its organization and progress
up to, the present time. There are 400,
members. The report shows that there
was received for six months a total of ST.
42O.02 for assessments. There was sent
to the head camp $1095.1O. Sick benefits
We're paid amounting to 1925. There is a
balance in the sick fund of $254.05. leav,,
ing a balance of $1,593.53 in the general
fund; $254;O5 in general fund; $3.50 in
safety fund. Total 1,SS6.88 in the hands
of Banker Schroeder.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club met
Wednesday by John Ericsson school In
stead of the usual address musical pro-
gramme was presented Misses Hart.
Moore, Skooglund, Grentzke, Brickner,
Hill, Ambrosini and Xennivitz and Mas
ters Hill, Sletnor and Vennivitz. They gave
notice that the flag committee would meet
at the school Wednesday, Apri! l. at
from the Civic league to attend the meet
ing at the Commercial club parlors Fri
day, Mesdames John LEVINE, Fred c;
Norlander and Andrew Youngstown will
represent the club ar
sNIrs. Moore, of Case street, entertained
the Ladies auxiliary to the B. of S. E,
euchre party Wednesday evening. Eight
tables were played, and the prize winners
Mrs. Frank O'Donnell Mrs. M Lynch,
Mrs.H Gage and Mr.. Collins, Mr.. Ossa-
mond and Mr. Lewis. Al '
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace M. E.
Church held a special meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward
Otto, on De Soto street. The regular
monthly meeting will be held next Thurs
day afternoon at the residence of DR..
and Mrs. Ball Burr street.
tanned the Happy EHour Euchre club
Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Daniel McCauley, Mrs, Murphy and
MIS- Mrs GaTeg Of Mkt a ThgTsday afternoon anSp
/ tain the club. S. .z
Mrs. John Luther gave a coffee Friday.
Among the, guests We're, Mrs. j. Kelting,
Mrs. Kuehner, Mrs. Eisentnenger. Mrs.
Schneider, Mrs. Utz. Mrs. schefenberg.
Mrs. Klosterman, Mrs. Kreuger: Mrs. Luz
| ther was assisted by Mrs. Fred Guelder-
mann.
Miss Harriet E. Ruddy. principal of
John Ericsson school, and the teachers
on the upper floor were entertained at
q coffee Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. John Aston on Payne avenue. Miss
Florence Aston assisted.
The members of the East Presbyterian
church give a kindergarten entertain
ment tomorrow evening in the church.
Mrs. Leslie Parlin. assisted by teacher
from the Sibley school. has charge of the
affair.
Rev. W. A, Xrooman, of Atlantic Con
trated by stereopticon views Friday even
ing Miss Nellie Charles and Bert Ham
mond were the committee in charge.
| The Ride-a Wee Euchre club will be
| entertained next Tuesday evening by Mrs.
G. L. Mosher and Mrs. Sherman Edging-
ton at the home of the former on Reaney
street
Mrs F. c.. ,Spates, of Tanquire street,
spent part of, the week in Red Wing in
attendance at the Presbytery convention,
which was held Thursday and Friday.
Dr. and MRS. A. w. Whitney enter
fns, sod f,-l1 d., 4l,O
ries of dinner parties Friday evening at
their home, on Beaumont street
The Misses Noble will entertain the
Young Peoples Society of Gustavus Adolf
plus Church on Wednesday evening at
Sjolings halI.5 on Payne avenue.
Mr.. C. r. HtIndberg and L. H Quist, of
Cambridge were guests at the residence
of Dr. and Mrs. o. Sohlberg on Sims
street part Of the week.
Mrs. S. A. Farnsworth, of Case street,
will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of