St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-03

st. Paul; treasurer, j. E. Ingham, St.
1 Paul. S. S. Taylor, 80; A. p. Weld, 80;
w. II. Sanborn, 81: 0. NJ. Metealf,
"a; A. P. Warren, IA; J. E, lngham,
IT; j. w. Willis, ~: F. II. Nettleton,
'S4; George o. Nettleton, 'S4; w. w.
Curtis, sc. st. Paul. Edward Savage,
go; Henry e. Fletcher, '65; r. G. Hey
K. Archibald, IA; Charles 0. Huntress,
IA: S. A. Read. IA; E. S. Brown, re;
H. l.. Moore, III; w. E. NoXen, III;
Charles A. Willard, II; Charles NJ.
Stevens, rs; f. r. Clement, 70;
Charles A. Washburn, 70; III. III. McIn-
tire, 20.
| The first annual reunion of the Sons
of Fsi Epsilon, IN the Northwest, was
held at the West hotel on Thursday
| evening. After a business meeting a
banquet was served in the ladies' or
| binary. The evening passed pleasantly,
| old songs being sung and stories told
| by the representatives of different
chapters: Among those present were ::
| F. l.. Furnish, Kappa, rs; James A.
Haight, Chi, 70; William E. Lucas,
Chi, II; w. Nj. Roberts, Chi, 'S3; G..
D'Autremont. Chi, ~; II. G. Wood,
Theta, 'S3; F. G. Peters. Beta. sc; S. A.
Booth, Beta. 's4: E. G. Gale. Beta, 's4;
W. F, Booth, Beta, 'S4; 0. G. Semple,
Gamma, 'S3; W. f. NoXon. Zeta, II;
Charles S. Thayer. Gamma. sc; Preston
King, Beta, 80; James q. Miller, Epsilon,
"a; George G. Eyland, yr., Delta. ~;
Rev. John II. Babcock, Theta; As; Prof.
Hal Osborne, Xi, rs; Edward A. Sum-
ner, Xi. rs; George II. Warrenn, Pi,
'66; ID. B. Cheney. Ome.a, 80; Theodore
Hawley, X, 80; Prof. Brooks, Xi. 80;
Judge Aterwater, b. IA; DR.. O'Neil.
Gamma, ~; Pllny Bartlette, Gamma,
&c; DR.. Metealf, Gamma, ~; Weed
Munroe, Epsilon, rs; Judge Brewer,
Psi, ct; Fred ii. Boardman, Kappa,
so; G. A. Congdon, Pi, rs; c. E.
Page, Xi, '64; w. G. Bennett, Pi, 70;
c. Il. Washewra. Zeta. '79; B. r. Hat
maker, Pi, 'S7; w. P. Westfall, Pi, 'Ss:
E. A. Kemp, Beta-Beta, 81; II. Y.
Winchell, Phi, $50; Luther B. Little,
Zeta, 80; f. n. Smith, Phi, 'S3; W. w.
Weynoot. Phi, 'S7; E. c. Best. Phi, IS;
G. IL. Gilman. Kappa, 'S2; John Wash
burn, Kappa, 80; j. o. p. Wheelwright.
Kappa, 81; George Fletcher, Phi, 81;
X. G. HAYWARD. Ceta. '67: A. e. Board
man, Kappa, rs; DR.. Quinby, Theta,
rs.
Company B, Minnesota National
Guards, will give ball Tuesday even
ing at ArmOry hall. The programme.
will open with two promenade selec-
tons from popular operas, followed by
select programme of eighteen num-
bers, rendered by Thyle & RingwalI's
orchestra. The reception committee
are First Lieut.. G. n Rose. Corp. M. g..
Fremming, Corp. w. l.. Linsheimer,
Private M. Harding, Private w. L.
Kellogg; floor committee, Second Lieut..
j. S. King. Sergt. Mccoy, Corp. G. r.
Fowler, Private b. Moore. Private c..
Kreidt; master of ceremonies, Capt. T.
A. Cans.
A merry party of Young people met
with Miss Lille NJ Smith at her home
last Tuesday evening, to celebrate her
twelfth birthday. The guests were en-
tertained with juvenile games, followed
by dainty refreshments. Among the
guests were Misses Maud Snow, May
Elterton, Ida Smith, Sadie Horrigan,
Lizzie Bloomfield, Anna Horrlgan,
Grace Prescott, Cora Yahr, Messrs.
Charlie Sutton, Roy Smith, Arthur
Alice and George Smith.
About one hundred and fifty couples
attended the U. Il. X. salesmen's ball,
on Friday evening, at the old store, Sol
and 303 Nicollet avenue. The dancing
room was prettily decorated with bunt-
ing and eyergreens. Thyle and Ring
wallis orchestra furnished program of
twelve numbers, which was thoroughly
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
from tables spread in the south end of
the store.
The East side Crusaders entertained
large and appreciative audience in
their hall last Sunday evening. Rev.;
James McGolrick and r. H. Graham de-
livered addresses. Richard Crane sang
"a Handful of EARTH in so acceptable
a manner that he was repeatedly ell
cored. Miss McCauley and Mr.. Shan
non gave pleasing recitations. Another
entertainment will be given St. Patrick's
day.
The ladies of the Third Universaiist
society gave pink tea" Wednesday
evening at their hall on Nicollet aud
Twenty-siXth street. The hall was
lighted by pink globes, while the ladies'
costumes and decoration of the table
partook of the same dainty shade.
After short musical programme, re-
freShments were served, then dancing
programme entertained the guests until
a late hour.
The G. c. Washburn post. G. A. r.,
give st. Valentines ball at st.
Thomas hall on the evening of Feb: Il.
A pleasant novelty, in the shape of a
poStOffice, will be managed in the hall.
The lads and lasses can send the usual
token Of the day by putting it i'll the
mail box, which will be opened at mid
night and the missives distributed.
Miss Charlotte Folds gave dancing
party on Wednesday evening at her
home on Ninth Street. in honor of her
cousin, Miss Mary Sprague, of Oshkosh,
Wis. About sixty young people were
present and spent a most enjoyable
evening. Light refreshments were
served from ~daintily decorated tables
during the evening.
Minneapolis lodge, No. 102. B. of 4.
R. b., will give their fourth annual
ball at the Labor temple Friday even
ing, Feb. %: Among the members of
committees are: d. c. Maxwell, w. W.
Berry, NJ. McGreevy, Thomas Hughes,
NJ. NJ. Conlev, d. Hannifan, Thomas
May, r. j. Whitlock, E. j. Simpson and
l.. d. Orr.
"A reception will be given at the West
hotel, Wednesday, Feb. Ia, for the bene-
fit of the ''Sheltering Arms" Among
the members of the committees are w.
II. Peckham, c. S. Langdon. John R.
Van Derlip. of this city, and c. E.
Gordon, W. w. Price and William III.
Lightner.
The glass block employees are making
preparations for merry time Tuesday
evening at the parlors of the Nicollet
house, on the occasion of their annual
ball. DAM orchestra will render de-
lightful programme and refreshments
will be served in the ladies' ordinary.
The friends of Miss Moliie Zuirk
helped her to celebrate her birthday
last Monday evening at her home, 107
Highland avenue. About fifteen couples
were entertained with music, dancing
and refreshments.
The Harvard alumni met at the West
last evening for their social reunion.