The Saint Paul globe., 1904-11-13
EAST ST. PAUL

The Arlington Hills Mothers club met
Wednesday afternoon in Phalen Park
school. DR.. j. Edwin Olander gave a very
mothers on the subject OF the throat. He
told OF the structure OF the throat. the
diseases OF the throat and how TO ascer-
tam certain diseases existed and sug-
gested simple remedies. He was well re-
ceiveu and was given q reception at the
close or the meeting A short programme
Vas given. as follows: Piano sole. Flossie
solo. Oscar Hawkins; song, "a Foolish
Little Maiden" Olga Lindahl; piano solo,
Lucy Ambrosiai; song, Miss Julia Griffin;
c.. Noriander and Mrs p W. Peterson
were in charge An executive committee
was appointed by the president. Mrs F. c.
NorlanCer- as follows: MeSdarnes Holt,
Tucker Maley,. WalstroHi. Otto. Erickson.
Danish. Bawkinson. Lundgren- Pearson
Lindahl Chris Froseth, Lee and johnson.
The onicers Of the club are also members
OF the committee The next meeting VIII
be held Nov. %.
musical and literary society has been
organized in the B7th and A6th grade
OF Phaten Park school. Meetings VIII be
men and women viii be studied The fol-
lowing officers have been elected. Presi-
dent Arthur Skon; vice president, Reuben
Frisk; secretary. Nora Fredrickson.
First Swedish Lutheran church. now OF
Hopkins, Mimi, was given q surprise
Tuesday by a number OF friends from the,
Fast side in honor of his 6oth birthday:
ABOUT thirty were in the company and
presented him with a sealslxin cap.
The Swedish United Sons of America
VIII give an entertainment and dance Sat-
urday evening in Odd Fellows hall, Payne
oyenns Of fher ahe @ Me street IN Ss i on
a musical and literary programme.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Sowten were
given reception Monday evening at the
salvation temple. Payne avenue Mr.. and
Mrs. Sowten have had charge OF the
Scandinavian Salvation Army work DUR
ing the last seven years a -s.
The Junior Debating society, of Phalen
Park school, met Friday afternoon. The
question ~ l. was: aRssciyed. That the hope
doing than the fear OF punishment. Chris
Carlson had charge of the meeting, as
sisted by Ethel BeardsIey.
Mrs. Howard Smith. of Burr street, en-
Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday
afternoon. Plans were perfected for
rummage sale TO be given "Wednesday,
Now 16, on Rice street. f, gifs
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perkins. of Olive
street, entertained during the week Mrs.
c. F. Frost, Mrs. j. c. Doughty, Of Lake
City. Mrs r G. lngraham, of Menomo-
ME, Wis, and Mrs. Fred Slocuni. Of
Northport, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Gregory. of Lafay-
Euchre club Wednesday evening. Prizes
We're won by. Mrs James Hilton, Mrs.
Henry Graham. William Rodergrass and
Harry Turney-
A party of East ST. Paul people went
to Chisago City TO attend the dedication
services OF the Home for the Aged Mon
day. DR.. Fremling, president of the Swed-
ish conference, conducted the services.
Rev.. O. C.. Kreinheder, of Woodward
aveIfies was given surprise Thursday
evening by the members of the English
Lutheran Church, Of -t1e Redeener in
honor OF his birthday.
The young ladies of the First Swedish
Lutheran church gave surprise for Rev..
Z, A. 1Johnstone Tuesday evening at the
home OF e Sundquist, and presented him
with a loving cup.
Copeland. Camp No 1874 viii. give a
dancing party Tuesday, ,A Nov 22, in Odd
Fellows hall, Payne avenue and Wells