Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-28


ally enjoyable social event has not taken
place this winter.
The AinaOry Fair.
By all odds the fair and entertainment
to be inaugurated at Armory hall to NOR
row evening promises to be the great pub
lie event, in social way, of this season.
The fair is for the benefit of the st. Paul
Armory association, and is gotten up by
Company G, St. Paul Guard,
Capt. Wright; Company E, Capt. Blakeley;
and Allen Light Guard, Capt. Edward
Bean. That the affair will be both fnan-
cial and artistic success there can be no
occasion for doubt. Preparations have
been favorably progressing for several
weeks, and the elegant hall will present
one of the most brilliant, animated and
attractive interiors ever seen in this city.
In addition to the active work of all the
members of the Armory association, the
fair will have the hearty cooperation of
majority of the we'll known ladies of st.
Paul, who have been engaged for some
time past in arranging for the
display of their booths and tables.
Each company will have large table ex-
tending the length of the hall, and each
table will have from fifty to 100 lady at
tendaats. There will be four tables in ALL
besides private one in charge of Col.
Bend and staff. In addition to these there
will be number of voting booths. Re-
freshments will be served by the associa-
ton.
Tuesday night an invitation is extended
from company A, battalion of Minneap-
oils, which will attend in q body. Fine
weather is all that is now asked by the
management to make the fair success.
LIST OF LADY ATTENDANTS.
The following list of officers, managers
and assistants at sc company's booths
during the Armory fair, which opens Mon
day evening, shows something of the inter-
est which that event has awakened.
These ladies, with many others, have
worked early and late and are determined
to make the fair grand success.
OFFICERS.
President Mrs. Morris Lamprey.
Vice-Presidents 6 Chas. Thompson.
6 F. E. Bird.
Secretary E. S. Chittenden.
Treasurer Z" F. Howell
Flower Stand-Mrs. Geo. L. Becker.Mrs.
". R. Merriam, Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple,
Mrs. R. Gordon, managers, assisted byMrs.
S. S. Breed, Mrs. II. Stevens, Miss Van Eft
ten, Miss Monfort, Miss Hattie Belote.
Miss Jessie Rice, Miss Louisa Smyth, Miss
Monfort, Mrs. Rucker.
Fish Pond-Mrs. Geo. A. Hamilton, Mrs.
P. Il. Kelly, Mrs. Chas. Thompson, mana
gers, assisted by Mrs. Edwin Becker, Mrs
T. E. Bird, Mrs. VIM. Corlies, Miss Car
rington, Miss Kelly, Mrs. H. P. Upham
Mrs. G. G. De Coster, Miss Katie Gibbon
Miss Schumacher, Miss Day Wilder, the
Misses Burwell.
Booth No. 1, 81. NJ. S."-Mrs. D. Pope,
Mrs. E. 4. Young, managers, assisted by
Miss Haupt, Miss Maggie Porter, Miss Ada
Murphy, Mrs. C.Livingston, Miss Rumney,
Miss Carrie Belote, Miss Julia Fisk, Miss
Aggie Kelly, the Misses Prince.
Booth No.2, "Bijou Mrs. Ftp Wright,
Geo. S. Acker, managers, assisted by Miss
Celia Whitaker, Miss Jennie Symonds, Miss
Carol Dean, Mrs. G. G. H. Smith, Miss Ell
eanor Sealey, Miss Morrison, of Georgia.
Miss Bessie Taylor, Miss May Murphy, Miss
Lille B. Patterson, of Pittsburg; the
Misses Boyden, the Misses Hubbell, Mrs.
Hopper, Mrs. DR.. A. B. Aucker, Mrs. Nc
Afee.
Booth No. 2, ''Vanity Fair''-Mrs. Chas.
MeIlralh, Mrs. Kirby Barnum, Mrs. G. j.
Allen, Mrs. J.. D. Hodge, managers, as
sisted by Mrs. L. J. Whiting, Mrs. K. II.
Bailey, Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs. Conwell,
Mrs. Harbaugh Mrs. R. w, McMasters, Mrs.
F. B. Howell, Misses Alexander, Tilden,
Maud Smith, Margaret Warton, Elmer,
Minnie Undertake, Cora Gilbert, Dun
bar and the Misses Perrin.
Booth No. 4, ''Le Beau Marchand"-
Jos. A. Wheelock, Mrs. D. R. Noyes, mana
gers; assisted by Mrs. ]. Q. Adams, Mrs.
E. G. Rogers, Mrs. D. G. Price, Mrs. VIM.
Rhodes, Mrs. Fred. Draper, Mrs. S. D.
Flagg, Misses Lu. Hunt, Nellie Haines,
Walker, Ireland, Stevens, Lillian Price.
Nellie Wheelock, Charlotte Adams, and
the Misses Banning.
The Emmett Light artillery will also
have a representation at the fair as will the
Juvenile company of st. Paul, which has
shown great interest in perfecting the ar
rangement.
Among the ladies at the Allen Light
Guard table will be Mesdames Danz, Pusch,
Connolly, Bennett, Schiller, Wimpf, Pane
perrin, Sonnen, Kopp, Lytzen, Tausch,
Jensen.
Misses Atwood, Bickel, Roedler, Kahlert,
Flick, Brings, Mary and Sarah McGorry,
Brennan, Eschley, Dyer, Porter, Kempel,
Wagner, Hanley.
Il Wonderful Hid to Artists.
For ever so many thousand years the
paint or color brush of the artist has under