The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-15

at1ve side won. Lawrence Elmquist gave
a baritone solo.
The Cleveland Mothers club held its
annual reception Tuesday afternoon. Adj
dresses were made by Prof. Maria Sand
d0fds Supt. Olson and Comptroller Bet.
There was a large attendance, 200 xyoYoeT,
being present. Musical numbers were
gwen by Mrs. Maud GoedeIl, and refresh
Ponthane had charge Of the T1rosraT11T1a
and Mrs. 3. Otto presided at the meet
ing, which was the final meeting of the
season. - Sii0
=, Mrs =; bakers entertained the Idle Hour
club Thursday afternoon. Favors we've
won by Mrs. James TalIows- Mrs. Morri
son, Mrs. Albert Rowe and Mrs. III 70.
Lincoln. Mrs. Rowe will entertain the
CLUB next Thursday afternoon.
The Friday Evening Card club was en-
valentine Heinrichs. Prizes were won bv
Mrs Sharoed, Mrs. N. ID. Miller Mrs.
William CuTnbey, Mr.. Blodgett, Mrs. Alex
ander and A. M. Sharoed.
The Arlington Hills Mothers cluh will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at s:45
IN Phalen Park school. The programme
VIII be IN charge of Miss Harriet 3. RlId-
Mrs. Lindahl 80
The Beneflcent Degree Of Apollo Council
MODERN Samar1tans, No. 50, will give a
danclng party Monday evening in ceIe-
Drauon OF It's first anniversary in Odd
street avenue ana "eiiS
Mrs. George Slime entertained the Lucky
Ih1rteen Euchre club Tuesday afternoon
Prizes were Won by Mrs. Russell, Mrs.
Munch and Mrs. Albert Slime Tuesday
Mrs. Bowers viii be hostess for the club.
Mrs A. johnson. of the Portland. en-
IeTta1ned the Lower Town Euchre club
"Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Per-
KlnS. Mrs Heinrichs, Mrs. Sharood Mrs
Miller and Mrs. Johnson won the nTizes-
Master Perry Foster Hackett. of Pine
sfFt +L gave birthday party Thursday
aLteInooIl. mere We're twelve little
guests accompanied by their mothers.
4nere were Mother Goose decorations
Mrs. F. P. Atkins, of Brand street has
returned from st. Adams. VT, where She
was called by the Illness of her mother.
VINO died three weeks after her arrival,
and week later her father died.
Mrs. Saastad. Of Lawson street left
FTlday evening with her daughter May for
New York and Will shortly sail for Nor
Wy; where she will spend a year to
nn1sh her musical education.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Presbyterian Church are planning to give
a musical Tuesday May "a at the home
OF Mrs Thomas Cameron on Fauquier
Mrs. Melin and Mrs. Berg entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of the First Swed-
| ish Baptist Church Thursday afternoon
IN the parlors Of the church.
An orchestra Of sixteen members has
Miss Harriet E. Rudy, assisted by Miss
Berdina Kelby, is in charge.
Rev. Hoanzon was given surprise
| Thursday evening in the parlors of the
| First Swedish Lutheran church by a large
company of friends.
Mrs. A. N. Johnson, Of East Minnehaha
street, entertained the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the First Swedish Lutheran Church
Friday afternoon.
,,I Putnam Smith Of Burr street gave
birthday party Wednesday afternoon for
about twenty of his friends in honor Of
his birthday.
Mrs. Homer Kerr, of Margaret street,
entertained the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Philadelphia Baptist Church Thursday
afternoon.
Court Honor, U. O. F., will give COM
plimentary Japanese tea Friday in Cen
trail hall.
The seniors Of the Cleveland high
school will give a musical and literary
entertainment Friday evening in assem-
bly, hail.
The ladies OF st. Paul's EpiscopaI
church will give rummage sale Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday on East Seventh
street.
Mrs. Fred Slocum. of Northport, Wash,
who has been visiting Mrs. George Per-
kins, OF Olive stsreet, has gone to Chi
cago.
The ladies of Grace M. E. church will
give an ice cream social Friday evening,
the 9th, In the paTlors Of the church.
Pride Of ST. Paul hive, No. z, Ladies
Of the Maccabees will give dancing party
Tuesday evening in assembly hall.
Mrs. George Doughty, Of Lake City,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Perkins, Olive street.
Edmund J. Twohy. formerly Of st. Paul.