St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-17

the menu, hand-painted pieces of white satin
the design on one side being butterflies, the
name of the association and the date, while
on the other was the bill of fare. Mrs e. H.
Clark OF Wells, Mimi, presided, being vice
president of the association. Thesalumua
present were Mrs. George W. Porter
of Minneapolis, Mrs. William Blodgett
of Faribault, Mrs. George Parmelee
of Rochester, Mimi; Miss e. Holley, of VIM
nebago; Mrs. Rich. of Red Wing; Mrs. S. w.
Searies, OF Minneapolis; Miss Kate Cole, of
Faribault; Miss Lizzie Spencer, of Faribault:
Miss Jessie Stevens, of Lake City; Miss Anna
Cole, of Faribault; Miss Jessie Card, of Red
Wing; Miss Hattie Gotham, of St. Paul; Miss
Grace Booth, OF Wilmar; Miss Nellie Schaeffer.
of ST. Paul; Miss Flora Weir, of Faribault:
Miss Lulu Van Horn, of Faribault; Miss Maud
Pratt, of Faribault; Miss Eva Whipple, of Fari-
bault; Mrs. Il. w. Rhames, of Morris, N Y;
Miss Edith Hilyer of Bismarck, OAK; Miss
Hattie Belt of Cedar Rapids, Miss Alice Mott
of Faribault, Miss Emily Harris of Faribault,
Mrs. w. West Of Faribault, Miss Julia Pheris
of Faribault, Mrs. Edwin B. Smith of Fari-
bault, Miss Kate Schaeffer of st. Paul, Miss
Kedney Of Faribault, Miss Jennie Blodgett Of
Faribault, Miss Nellie Fisher of Wilson, Wis,
Miss Georgia Batcheder of Faribault Miss
Eloise Pettitt of Faribault, Miss Julia Gill
more of Faribault, Miss Nellie Chaplin of Min
neapolis Miss Lizzie Atkinson of Faribault,
MISS Ella McKusick of Saltwater, Miss
Christie Mott OF Faribault, Miss Medora
O'Farrell of Chattield, Minnesota. Mrs.
Saunders Of Alexandria. The program of
the occasion was as follows:
Initiation of class of 'S6, Mrs. G. W. Porter; din
ner; toasts: The Old Hail. Mrs S. Searles; The
New Hall, Miss Emily Harris; English Literature
Miss Lizzie Spenser; "Arma virumque cano."
Miss Alice Mott Chronicles, l867-1S70, Miss Alice
Kerfoot, read by Miss 1. A. Kedney; In Memo
riam, Sarah Darlington, Mrs e. II. Clarke;
Chronicles, 1893-1S86, Miss Eva Whipple; Illus
trated Poem, Jennie Blodgett; Fare well to Old
Hall, Miss Anna Cole.
At the closing words of Miss Anna Coles
address, mysterious, hidden object, near the
table, was unveiled, revealing old ST. Mary S
in efhgy, which, on being ignlted, was soon g.
mass of flames, then the ruin-the last of the
old building, for in another year 1t no doubt
will be no longer here. The speeches were
admirable and of deep interest to all present,
the applause and frequent luls at some ten
der recollectons being an earnest of the keen
enjoyment OF the alumn&. One of the pleas
ant features of the occasion was the initiation
OF the class of sc, which graduated with such
high honors yesterday. The banquet lasted
from IL to o'clock.
COMPETITIVE DRILL.
An immense crowd gathered on the beauti-
full grounds of Shattuck school this afternoon
TO witness the competitive drill. The recent
showers had laid the dust and cooled the air
and the exercises on the campus were gone
through with without the usual accompani-
ment of DUST The various tactics were gone
through with the regularity and precision
OF veterans The cadets acquitted themselves
well, and no one could witness the emulation
to excel without feeling the most intense in
terest in the various maneuvers executed by
the several companies. The judges of the
competitive drill were Lieut.. Hern, Lieut..
Martin and Lieut.. Tear of Fort Smelling.
The Twenty fifth Infantry band furnishing
the music.