Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30

among which is silver punch
bowl, very elegant and of novel and ex-
quisite workmanship. 1t will be voted to
the most popular bank officer. The ladies
in charge are
Mrs. D. Pope and Mrs. E. A. Young,
managers, assisted by Mrs. G. Livingston,
Misses Maggie Porter, Haupt, Ada Muir
ply, Rumney, Carrie Belote, Julia Fisk,
Aggie Kelly and the Misses Prince.
The fish pond is here another
center of attraction, the passer
I by being invited to try his
luck by bewitching damsel who coyly re-
minds the angler that there are as good
fish in the seas as ever was caught. 1t is
| in charge of Mesdames G. L. Becker, G. A.
Hamilton, P. H. Kelly, Chas. Thompson,
Edwin, Becker, F. E. Bird, II. P. Upham,
Misses Kelly, Hattie Belote, Schumacher,
! Katie Gibbon, Day Wilder, Addie Dix, Bur-
we'll.
Adjoining the fish pond is an appara:
tus for weighing and measuring purposes.
Sc" COMPANY.
| Situated to the left of the entrance is
the space assigned to Company ''E," Capt
Blakely. The general design of the deco
rations is military, the gun-rack, fags,etc,
being very suggestive, while an eagle is
poised on the booth ready for fight.
The enterprising members of this com
pany have made the most of this space,
which is occupied with one of the neatest
and most attractive stands in the room.
The building represents a canopy, beauti-
fully festooned and decorated with the stars
and stripes.
The display here is varied and attractive,
being made up of an extensive variety OF
useful ornaments, fancy goods and knick-
knacks. Among the articles to be ratified
is a very elegant doll dressed in silk, an
embroidered screen and a sofa pillow.
An extra charm is given to the brilliant
surroundings by the presence at this table
of cologne fountain, the grateful sprays
of which sweetly perfume the building
and the charm is very captivating.
The ladies of sc" company are attired
in uniform of dark blue waists and light
blue skirts, the roster being as follows:
Mrs. Trott, Sergt. Hattie Hawley, Misses
Annie Bergfeld, Lulu Trott, Belle Slater,
Lou Murphy, Cad Wiley, Ella Morris, Su-
sic Slater and Emma Luley. 1t is the in
tention to relieve the guard each evening,
thus giving an opportunity for roster of
sixty beautiful girls to alternate in at
tendance.
STAFF OFFICERS PAVILION.
At the upper end of the building to the
left of the entrance is situated the pavil-
ion occupied by Col. W. B. Bend and staff.
The cottage or pavilion is matched with
straw with the battalion colors at the
apex, the design and effect being very
handsome.
This will serve as the reception room
for visitors of honor. Among the goods to
be raffied here are handsome screen, a
brass card table, hanging lamp, set of
Schiller's works, mirror and set of can
delabra.
The lady aids present an attractive ap-
pearance being attired as charity girls,
with white caps and aprons and a red
badge bearing the words headquarters
First Battalion"
The ladies in attendance are Mesdames
Bend, Granger, Lamprey, Morton, W. G.
Robertson, and Misses Bend, Blakely, ORA
per, Gordon, Knox, McLaren, Otis, Mamie
Otis, Rice, Seixas and Smith.
FLOWER TABLE.
Last but not least among the varied and
beautiful attractions of the fair is the
flower table, where may be seen a great
variety of lovely and fragrant exotics, and
the handsomest doll in the room.
Among the ladies who will be present
from time to time at this center of attrac-
ton are: Mrs. Geo. L. Becker, Mrs. w. R.
Merriam, Mrs. R. Gordon, Mrs. O. Dali
rymple, Mrs. F. l.. Bancroft; assisted by
Mrs. S. S. Breed, Mrs. II. Stevens, Mrs. G.
@. De Coster, Mrs. Rucker, Mrs. William
Corlies, Miss Richardson, Miss Van Etten
Miss Monfort, Miss Darlington, Miss Jes-
sic Rice, Miss Louisa Smythe, Miss Annie
| Bunker.
A silver water set is to be raffied to the
most popular company.
A gilt thermometer rallied for last night
was won by ticket No. Is, held by J. j
O'Leary, Jr.
The members of sd" company have had
their photographs taken in full uniform
and placed IN one frame, which may be
seen in the hall.
Company "A," of the Light infantry OF
Minneapolis, will attend the fair in body
tonight.
The gallery last night was crowded with
spectators.
The splendid music last night was gra-
tuitousIy furnished by Seibert's orchestra
The fair will continue all week.