The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-17
EAST ST. PAUL.

The school board. superintendent, sec
rotary and Office clerks were entertained
"wednesday afternoon at a luncheon given
by Miss Harriet E. Rudy and the teach
ers of the Phalen Park school. The kin
dergarten room where the luncheon was
served, was tastefully decorated in pink,
green and white. Alexander L1ndahl was
POSTMASTER. and toasts were responded
to by Dr. Christian Fry, William Boerin-
ger. N. p. Rogers. Asst. Supt. J. D. Bond.
George N. Gerlach. Secretary Savard and
Miss Harriet Ruddy. Miss Anna Whitney
and Miss Bessie Rischatsch for the school,
and by Miss Holt and Mrs. Hedeen for the
mothers. A musical programme. was
given as follows: Two vocal solos by
Miss Alma Skooglund and Miss Julia
Skooglund; pianos solos by Miss Olga
baritone solos. Mrs. John Levine. Mrs.
Norlander, Mrs. Youngstown. Mrs. He
deem, Mrs. Holt, Mrs Anderson. Mrs.
Lindahl. Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Wallsten.
Mrs. FToSeth, Mrs. HOlcomb. Mrs Erick-
son and Mrs. Nordstrom assisted.
The Cleveland Mothers club met Tues
day afternoon in the assembly room. An
address was made by Prof Cooper. Of
short talk. A musical and literary pro-
gramme was given as follows:
Plano Solo. Mrs. Bishop
Piano Duet
Alice Staples and Edna Jackson
Recitation ......... Miss IneZ Norlander
Vocal Solo .................M Mrs Bishon
Mrs. E. Otto presided
The Young Peoples Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church and the Au-
gustana church in Minneapolis will give
a debate Wednesday evening, May II. in
ton is, Resolved. That the United States
should now abandon its protective tariff
Grant Hultberg. E. Bjorkland and A E.
Anderson are on the negative side
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Miller. of West
minister street. entertained the Evening
Euchre club Friday evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Miller. Mrs. G. J. ShaTood,
Miss Ella Patterson. H. p Miller, Will
liam Gqmbey. and Mr.. Heinicks. Mrs.
tain the club next Friday evening
The Mems Club of Grace M. E. Church
met Friday evening in the church. Judge
J. N F1nehout made an address on THE
Juvenile Branch Of the Court" and he
told of the causes which bring Youthful
offenders before him. The Globe Business
college quartette gave selections.
The Young Peoples Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church gave musical
and literary programme Wednesday even
ing. Those contributing to the pro-
gramme We're Miss Fransen. Miss Lille
Ahlen. Miss Skooglund. Miss Selma john
son and Miss Helson Hocanzon.
Mrs. Charles E. Parrott was given a
surprise Saturday evening by the mem
bers Of the Royal Ladies' court and their
husbands. About forty were present.
Mrs; Parrot was presented with a beau
tlful cut glass dish Clara Hyjicek gave
several musical numbers.
The e, o.. s. Dramatic club met Satur-
day evening in Odd Fellows hall Plans
were maze to- give an entertainment en-
tilted F1nnigan's Fortunes" Friday
evening 18th inst. in Odd Fellows hall,
Talbot Camp No. 10498.
The Lower Town Afternoon Euchre
cIub was entertained Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs William Cum
hey. on Olive street Mrs. George Per
kins, Miss Kate Slocum, Ms. Perry Hack
EFT Mrs. Arnold and Mrs Miller won
the prizes.
The Lower Town Mothers club will
thorne school at 3:45. James Morrow
VIII make an address on the Care of
the Feet" Mrs c. c. Miller will preside.
An interesting programme will be given
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson: of Jessie
street: entertained the Hiawatha Euchre
club Thursday evening. Mrs J. Hag-
lund, Mrs: II. Peterson. Miss Lena John
son, a. G. Hoffman, E. Peterson, o. F.
Osterlind won the prizes.
Mrs. G. ]. LANCE, of Burr street. gave
| a dinner of seventeen covers Friday to
meet Miss Emma Cosby. of MINNEAPOLIS.
Mrs. Cole and Miss Stella Brack assisted.
The decorations were tulips and lilies
Mrs. T: F. Mcmahon entertained few
friends Thursday evening for her husband
In celebration of his birthday. Music
was the feature Of the evening Miss
Moser gave several selections.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles r. Parrott, of
case street will give dinner party to-
day in celebration Of their fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary. Places will be set for
| eighteen
Mrs. G. A. Parrot attended a special
meeting of the supreme court Of the
Royal Ladies' court Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Sadie Reuillard in Min
neapolis.
street, are entertaining Mrs. Fred Slo-
cum and Mrs Bodel, of Northport. Wash.
and Mrs. Doughty, of jamestown, N. d.
Mrs. r. r. Ide, of Fauquier street, en-
tertained the Ladies' Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the East PFesbyte-
ran church on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. r. Hallam, who spent several
months with her daughter, Mrs. c.. G. Mil
Ter, of East Tenth street, has returned to
her home in Carroll, Iowa.
Mrs. Thelin of Nelson. B. c., a former
resident on the East side, was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bloomquist. of
Mount Ida street.
The Young Peoples Society Of Pacific
congregational Church gave a supper and
| social Wednesday evening in the parloTs
Of the church.
Miss Esther Swanson Of Grove street.
entertain ed the Luther League of the
English Memorial Lutheran Church Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Earl entertained the Ladies' Aid
Society of First Swedish Baptist Church
Tuesday afternoon in the parlors Of the
church.
p. ID. Twohy. formerly of st. Paul was
married Tuesday at Deer Lodge, Mont,
to Miss Kate Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs.