St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-25
GENERAL SOCIAL.

Pioneer Lodge 238, Sons of st. George,
met last Monday night and elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Worthy president, B. E. bledcalt;
worthy vice-president. f. j. Wilcox;
worthy secretary, NJ. A. Mayfield; wOr-
thy assistant secretary. William Willis;
Wol thy messenger, E. w. PrieStly; WOr-
thy treasurer, j. W. Taylor: worthy
tru stee for eighteen months. Fred Stew
ell ton; representative to Grand lodge,
Capt. James Starkey; alternate. DR..
G. J. WOOlway. These officers
Will be installed by the District
Deputy Worthy Grand President,
Capt. James Starkey, next meeting
night. Monday June 2 1890. The new
president will then appoint and install
subordinate officers for the next term.
This lodge gave Its last progressive
euchre party of the season directly fol-
lowing this meeting and the prizes were
carried off by: First, Miss Emma Med
calf and her brother 3. E. Medcalf.
Boobies, Miss Flora Medcalf and E. w.
Priestly.
The graduating exercises of the senior
class of the Baldwin seminary will be
held Thursday evening, June ;. at the
First M. E. church. corner Summit ave-
nue. and Third street. Following is the
programme: Organ solo, selected. Prof.
c. q. Iite0mb; prayer, Rev. Robert
Christie. d. D.; essay, Influence of
Christianity Upon Civilization" AIDE
line Mathes; guitar solO(d) "Dieu &c
denk Ich Margareta,D Mever-IIelmund;
(bl Fantasia Galop." Mary NJ. M0ffett;
essay, Legend Of Sleepy Hollow
Alice NJ. Humphrey; piano SOLO. (O
Devotion" Schumann;tb) The Night
ingale," List. Viva E. Conver; recita-
ton. The Maiden Martyr" Annie L.
Shaw; vocal solo, "Marinella.' Ran
degger. Alice NJ. Humphrey: essay with
valedictOry, MY Castle in Spain"
Viva Z. COnveF; comforting diplomas;
organ solo, selected. Prof. 9. q. Tit
comb.
Evening Star Lodge No. IS was
entertained at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Holmquist on Acker street.
Dancing and progressive euchre were
greatly enjoyed by all those present.
Supper was served at II p. IN. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Eubank. Mr. and
Mrs. Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite. Mr..
and Mrs. McElrOy. Mr.. and Mrs. Faust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Arbuckle, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. NJ. j. Smith. Mrs.
johnson. Mrs. Flood, Misses Bailey.
Eubank. Williams and Clara Johnson.
Messrs. Nixon, Houck. Robertson. Sar-
ory, Clemens. Bounam, w. r. Johnson.
Hunt. Forester. Stith, Seiderberg and
Groth.
One Of the most delightful social
events of the present season was Il re-
ception given by Mrs. Blood and Mrs.
HardenDurg at the residence of the for
mer yesterday afternoon from until
6 O'clock The house was beautifully
decorated. and select orchestra as
sisted III making every moment a merry
one During the reception hours the
house was crowded to its greatest capac-
itv, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed
the hospitality of the charming
hostesses. A novel feature was the
fact that FIVE brides assisted in re-
ceiVing the guests.
On Friday evening Gen. Ord Pest No.
20. G. A. r.. had an open meeting, in
terspersed with songs and war reminis-
cenees and poems. by Col. j. ii. Davidson