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St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
In A PERSONAL WAY.

Charles B. Gilbert, superintendent of
the public schools, will leave next week
to spend some time in Washington, At
lantic City and other Eastern points.
Mr.. Gilbert has been in poor health this
winter, and his physicians order the
travel and change.
1t will be great pleasure to the
friends of Miss Frederika Searle, of
Summit avenue, to know that she has
returned from her Pacific coast trip,
having enjoyed herself very much.
Mrs. William Dampler. of 3S6 Sherman
street, who has been visiting her
brothers at Kansas City and Des Moines
since February, has returned home.
Mrs. Phelps has returned after spend
ing the winter in New Orleans. and is
now staying with her daughter, Mrs. F.
G. IngerSoll, of Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. MaXfield will re-
turn next week from Battle Creek,
Mich., where Mr.. MaXfeld has been
for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Parker and Mrs.
C. n. Gilman arrived in New York Sat
urday, and are expected home about
the middle of the week.
Miss Archibald, who has been spend
ing some time with Mrs. J. f. Fulton, of
Virginia avenue, mas returned to her
home in Chicago.
William G. CASTOR will leave soon for
Tacoma, where he will locate in busi-
ness and expects to make his permanent
home.
Miss Auerbach is in Augusta, Ga,
whittier she went to attend the wedding
of Miss Roland, former st. Paul resi-
dent.
Mrs. Frederick G. IneersoIl, of Grand
avenue, has returned after spending the
winter with relatives in New Orleans.
Mrs. G. Warren and Miss Sue Baker
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13

evenings at the Woodruff hall. On
Monday evening programme will be
given in which the st. Paul Mandolin
club will participate. A part OF the
Tuesday evening programme will be a
portrait gallery, in which the following
characters will be represented: Helen
of Troy, Miss Eddy; Cleopatra, Mrs.
Benedict; Queen Esther, Mrs. Ostrom; !;
Desdemona. Miss Searle; Priscilla, Mrs.
Hood; Fair Rosamond, Mrs. Butler;
Joan of Arc, Mrs. Frost: Jephthah's
Daughter, Miss Northup; lphigena.
Miss Provost; Enid, Mrs. Smith; En-
press Josephine, Mrs. Dow; tableau en-
Semble.
Schomberg L. 0. L. No. SO will give
an entertainment at their hall. corner
of Fifth and Wabasha streets, May l, at
8 o'clock. On Friday evening, April
IS, occurs the next regular meeting.
Work in the first degree and the Royal
several candidates.
Women's Relief Club No. gave a
social hop April Ii at Garfield hall, $50
East Seventh street. Over 100 couples
participated. Refreshments were
served in the dining room adjoining the
hall at 10 o'clock.
y very Interesting outeItdliliiIene y
under the auspices of st. Mary's guild
will be given in Weodruff's new hall,
Merriam Park, Monday and Tuesday
evenings, April IA and Is.
The hard wood fnishers of st. Paul
give their first annual ball at Gray'S
hall, Saturday. April 26. Music fur
nished by Prof. Will's orchestra.
The Minnesota Glee club, of Ann Ar
bor, will give concert at the Newman
ket theater OIL Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will entertain a
party of friends at their Merriam Park
residence this week.
Eagle Division No. Is, Knights of
Pythias, will give a ball at 63 East
Fifth street, April %.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
MACALEsTER PARA.

A very interesting missionary meet
ing was neld in the church lecture loom
Friday afternoon. A large number of
ladies were present. Miss Mead, Bap-
tist missionary, returned from India,
was present, and gave most thrilling
and heart-stirring talk of her work. The
new president of the Ladies' Missionary
society, Mrs. James Wallace, filled her
position most acceptably. Several in
teresting papers had been prepared,
and were read by members. At the
close of the meeting the principal dish
of food used in India, 'curried rice,"
was served.
The new Presbyterian church was
most beautifully decorated on Easter
Sunday. The morning services and
sermon by DR.. KinkwoOd. fine musi-
cal programme by ladies in the Park
and the college quartette. In the
evening very pleasant entertainment
very pretty feature of this was the offer
ing of flowers, each child laying upon a
table prepared for them, donation of
cut flowers. which were to be diStrib-
uted among the sick and poor.
A large party of friends assembled
Tuesday evening by invitation to cele-
brate the tenth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gordon Craig.
Their residence on Princeton avenue
was filled to Overfl0wing. A great num-
ber of gifts appropriate to the time were
sent. Some of them will make unique
souvenirs. Invitations were engraved
on tin, and refreshments served in same.
Mrs. Kenner gave dancing party to
her daughter Charlotte at their home
on Cambridge avenue. A large num-
Der of young people from the neighbor-
hood were delightfully."- entertained.
The billiard room was prepared for
dancing, and that. with the two large
parlors, made ample dancing room.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The first match game of base ball was
played by the college boys Thursday
afternoon. A number of ladies from
Hamline and Manchester were present.
and enjoyed looking on, as the game
was well played. Score, II to IA in favor
of Seniors.
Mrs. M. W. Cole was at her reside nee
last Thursday experimenting prepara-
tious for the removal of the family to
the park from the Windsor, where they
have. spent the winter.
Mrs. A. l.. Craig attended the we'd
ding of her brother, Frank Menzius,
to Miss-Perkins of Minneapolis, on
Tuesday.
Mrs. David Hern of Clark. Dakota,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. G.
Craig, OF Princeton avenue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
ST. PAUL PARK.

S. M. Davis. assisted bv number of
memGer5 O. the ROYAL Arcanum cOun-
ellis OF st. Paul and Minneapolis, insti-
tuted council at this place last We'd
nesday evening, and probably never be-
fore in the history of the Royal Arcanum
has council been instituted under such
favorable circumstances as was this one.
After the initiation of members and in
stallation of officers the party was es-
corted to the Parker house by the newly
elected regent, G. E. Ovenshire, where
all seated themselves to all elaborate
supper prepared by the genial hotel
! proprietor, Mr.. Shade. The following
I is full list of those initiated: Jonn
! Weeks, E. W. Ward, George H.
Lemon, c. E: Spencer. George
Hammer, Frank Dufresne. W. E. Du-
Hfresne, Frank Delavan. Charles 81. Ben
son, R. E. OImstead, 81. M. Hansen, C.
S. Aver, E. s. Smith. j. P. Hearne. 81.
I A. Kennedy, A. S. Gibson, P. W. Van
lGorder. Robert Wallisch, D. N. Klapp,
G. E. Ovenshire, Perry Starkweather,
j. Ii. Kennedy, w. r. Church. F. A..
Payne, 0. G. Moody. Ii. A. Muckle, DR..
w. B. Coats, N. F. Shabert, Milton
Himmelwrlght. j. M. Herberling. S. T.
Baldwin, s. w. Rooms and John Zelch.
There are nine more who will be ini-
tiated as soon as their examination
papers are returned. A large delegation
+ was present from st. Paul and Mime
apolls. Among them, as far as could be
learned, were: S. M. Davis, A. o. Mayo,
Fred A Rauch, George B. Norris, Will
lam J. Whyle. j. W. Phlegue, W. H.
Galbraith, M. &. Jenison, Charles w.
Hare. 81. r. Brook, III. S. Kelsey, George
P. Woollett, George &. Brown, j. w.
Pieper, Frank T. Price. F. w. Smith,
c. FL. Fuhrmann, A. E. Draft. Fl. j.
Clark, L. j. Hart. FL. w, Dawson, f. S.
GoOdspeed, G. A. Fisher. Ed G. Spind-
ler, Frank Haywood and &. F. Backus.
The popcorn social Thursday night
was grand success. The busSes left
town about 7:30, and the party enjoyed
a pleasant ride of about two miles to
the Belden place, where popcorn and
candy was indulged in.
Mrs. Rees L. Scott left last Wednes-
day for three months visit with rela-
tives and friends in Glasgow. Scotland.
Mrs. Scott will leave New York to-day
on the Ethiopia.
The silver medal contest at Park
Lodge last Monday night was we'll at
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
Both Bowers Ont.

A very enjoyable euchre party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Norman at the
residence. 1862 Maria avenue. on Tues
day evening. The principal gentlemen'S
prize was won by F. A. Randall; progress
sive by l.. q. Clarke and lone hand by
Peter Munson. The principal lady'S
prize fell TO Mrs. G. Ii. Winchell, while
MesdameS Smith and White won the
progressive and lone hand, respectively.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. jaeger, MIR. and Mrs. f. Butzine;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ii. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. J. Enbank, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Nc
Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hanson, Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Waite, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Krugmein; Miss j. Eubank, Miss
WInefred M. Hansam. Miss K. M. Hol-
ter, Miss A. Rutherford, Mrs. A. Cas-
person, Mrs. G. I'll. WInchell, Mrs. j.
w. Rutherford, Mrs M. J. Smith, J. a.
johnson, G. w. Hansam, L. l.. Clark,
Mrs. G. W. Weber, P. Munson, f. A.
Kendall, L. Rutherford and E. j. Hart
fiaId
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
After It's Long Inaetion Dur
ing the Late Penitential
Period,
And Last Weeks Events
Proved Of More Than Usual
Interest.
Several Social Affairs Of the
Future Are Eagerly An
tfeipated.
The Society Roster Of st. Paul
for the Week Given in
Detail.

The events of the past week have
been the more enjoyable in that for the
preceding six weeks society had been
constrained to inactivity by the require
ments of Lenten custom. 1t has been
week of entertainments, fairs. concerts
and euchre. The early future promises
gayety and entertainment OF musical
character to satisfy even the most eX-
acting. Close at hand is the Choral
club concert and later the May festival,
than which it is said a more elaborate
Las never been held in the West. So
ciety is much interested in the coming
entertainment by the Minnesota Boat
club members, and there will be gen
eral turn out of the elite on that occa-
sion. The Culbertson ball given the
other evening will probably prove the
last great dance of the season, which,
as became evident at the promenade
concert the other evening, is too far adj
vanced for athletic exercise in a
crowded hall. 1t is to be added, how
ever, that the attendance at the ball
given by MessrS. CuibertSon was as
large as has been seen at any this sea-
son, which was complimentary to the
gentlemen in whose honor the event Oc-
Cured.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13

THIRD AND MINNESOTA STREETS, 81: PAUL, MINI


lively one. The votes of j. 1. Jellett, J..
S. Kearney. and others were protested
against, and under the canon law dis
allowed. An appeal IS being made to
Bishop Gilbert by Messrs. Jellett. Lynes
and Adamson.
There will be meeting of the Ich
Dlen Lawn Tennis club this week, when
arrangements will be made for another
social hop.
The Dayton's Bluff local lodge of the
Royal Arcanum initiated three new
members the past week.
The M. e. church propose holding an
orange tea and an apron sale one week
from Thursday.
Miss E. l.. Trivette, of Minneapolis,
is the guest of Mrs. Willard Fifield,
Maple avenue.
Miss Fisk, of Helena, Mont, is visit
ing with Mrs. James Middleton, IA
Bates avenue.
The ladies' Guild of st. Peters in
tend holding an apron sale about the
25th inst.
j. Quincy Haas, of Bates avenue, has
returned from California.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13

were Cornelia Saunders, Ruth Whee-
lock, Stella Pierce. Katherine Earring
ton, May Bend, Nellie Officer, Jennie
Wood, Caroline Saunders. Annie Selby,
Lylian Myles, Lillian Moore. Martha Gil
tilfan, Bessie Shulten, Ada AbignerS,
Alice Wright, Maud Lewis, Maud
Moore, Blanche Clough andaMay Bend,
Mrs. Louis M. Gray, Miss German, Mrs.
HI. Il. Black, Mrs. Fred Wright, Mrs:W.
q. Frallck, Miss Stevenson and Miss Gill
fillan presided over the lavender booth.
Each lady was dressed in lavender, and
the booth was decorated with flowers
and potted plants. There was the usual
popcorn and lemonade booth, which
was decorated with yellow. Here were
the Misses Willis, Sloane, Galusha, An
drews, Napier, Eastman and Mrs. Hill.
Another attractive place was the booth
where the confectionS were sold. The
gowns worn by the presiding ladies
were red, and the decor ationS were of
the same color. At this pretty spot
were Misses Deacon, Davidson, Moore,
Andrews, Badly, Stephenson and Tim
berlake. Roses and butterflies in pink
were the prevailing decorations used in
were sold by Missiles Lewis, Spaulding.
Kellogg, Hall and Wade. Japanese
goods were sold in the blue booth. Here
delicious cups of tea were furnished to
the weary viewer of so much splendor
and beauty. The beverage was hand
ed out by Miss Nelson, Mrs. By
ers, Misses Moore, Lamprey, Trow-
bridge and Gilfillan, all prettily attired
in blue gowns. The booth of chance
was in green, and Misses Dickerman,
Proctor, Forsyth, Deacon, Denegre and
Mrs. Manner were the presiding god
esses of fortune. Mesdames Dodge.
Curtice, Langford, MeMasters, Freeman
and Isabelle had in charge the fancy
booth. The programme was little
varied and in the evening additional
attractions were given. The comedi-
eta, "Uncle's WILL" was one, and an
other was the Rainbow drill, given by
fifty young girls in costume and under
the direction of Miss Morgan.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
tended and speakers in good trim. The
prize was awarded to MabIe Keller

tended ana speakers In good Trim. Inc
prize was awarded to Mable Keller.
There will be union meeting of the
EndeavOr societies of this place and st.
Paul at the Presbyterian church of this
place Monday evening, April 81.
Mr.. Slumar, of st. Paul, has pur-
chased the house formerly occupied by
Robert Keating and has taken up his
residence there.
The lawn tennis club have begun
work upon their courts on Summit ave-
nue., and will soon have them ready for
playing.
I There will be call meeting of Ban
ner Council, Royal Arcanum. next Fri
day evening at Odd Fellows halt.
John Weeks mother, accompanied by
Miss Avery and Oracle Trask, of Min
neap0lis, is visiting at the park.
Miss Wishard, of indianapolis. Ind,
was at the Park last Tuesday evening,
a guest of Mrs. Ovenshire.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
Dyterian church met at Mrs. Harlan'S
last Thursday.
]. S. Spencer returned from ten
week business trip on the Pacific coast,
last Sunday.
Mr. Munson, of New York, was in the
Park "Wednesday, looking after business
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler returned from
their pleasure trip in California, last
Sunday.
The dance given for the benefit of the
ball club was quite success financially.
A. j. Irving, of Pennington, Minn.,
made a visit to the Park last week.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
The Final German.

The german given by the Allegro club
Thursday evening at tWestmoreland hall
was most enjoyable affair. About
thirty-fve couples participated, and
among those present were Misses Nc
Donald. Grace, Eta Myers, Bohrer,
Irene Trowbridge, Butcher, FarwelI,
Upham, Searle. Eastman, Hart, Whit
ney, Morton, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Heinleiu
and Messrs. J. Howard RamaIey, Eu-
gene Ramaley, Clifford, White, Baker,
Loring, Theobald. Roach, HeinIein,
Barrett, DR.. Wood and many others.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
A Remarkable Record.

1t seems incredible, but nevertheless
1t is fact. that retail drug house in
this city sells more choice perfumes
(Ricksecker's) than any similar institu.
ti0n in all of Uncle Sans territory
The following letter speaks for itself,
and pays high compliment to our citi:
Zens as we'll as Mr.. Mussetter: "The
largest invoice of perfumery ever deliy.
cred to any one retail druggist in the
United States was sold to L. Mussetter,
St. Paul. in November, amounting tC
$50, of Rickseeker's Perfumery." Let
ter just received says: ''Mr. M. sold
out about the entire lot in forty days.
send you another $500 order for him.
j. r. Parsons" January, 1890.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
A FEW FUTURITIEs.

st. Paul Temple No. 2, Patriarchal
Circle, will give its annual ball next
Wednesday evening at Westmoreland
hall. The committees in charge of ar
rangements are: Managing committee,
Sir Knight Patriarchs b. E. Stone. ID.
S. Sperry, j. S. Fugate; reception COM
mittee, Sir Knight Patriarchs, }. H.
Mailer. W. S. Vail. G. w. Slayton.
Alexander Donald, W. 5. Lyons, Ed
ward Scott. j. S. Mccullough, j. B.
Baker, Thomas Riley, George ID. TAFT,
William Foulke. V. r. Benham, G. E..
Hale: floor committee. Sir Knight Pa
triarchs George E. Keller, p. W. Mel
son. w. Ii. Hart. George A. Doran, A.
p. Bateham, George Z. Davis, A. B.
Cults.
st. Mary's guild of Merriam Park will
hold Il bazaar tomorrow and Tuesday
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
Gertrnde's Gay German.

A pleasant dancing party was given
at Central hall last evening for the
benefit of Miss Gertie Sans Soucie. Prof
r. H. Evans acted as master of cere.
monies, and Prof. Frick's Parlor Or
chestra furnished the music. The rooms
were we'll filed with guests at an early
hour and the german was one OF the
most pleasing social events of the
season. Among those present with
their escorts were: Misses Butler,
Schlick, Eagan, Grace, Kennedy, Tro
bridge, McCardle, Lamb, Darragh
Agnew, Lyons, Kittridge, Butcher
Morton, Freeman. Henry, Ma Dolic.
Price, 0'Gorman. Smith, Fish. Wheeler,
Roach, Rurkhardt. Dougher. Bell, Shell
Grace. Carel, James, Farnham, Smith,
Smalley. Cornish. Gibbons and Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Monroe, Mr
and Mrs. Sedan. Mr.. and Mrs. Cand,
lin, Mrs. Ash, Mrs. G. D. Smith,
Misses Bourse, King, Myers, Mrs. Bald.
win, Miss Owens, Miss Holmes, Miss
Allen, Miss Skinner, Miss Milton; the
MesSrs. Greene. Emerson, Roach, Nc
Cauley, Bourse, Lamb, Doughel. 0'Gor-
man, Roth, Kelly. Burkhards, Prender-
CAST, Gay, Mccarthy, Clark, Page. Met
terhouse, Dan Maloy, Owens, famine,
Gruber, Swan, Dowlan, 'Darragh,
Golden, Agnew, Wilgus, Freeman,
Whaley, Starkey. Dresser, TurnbuIl
Robinson. Winter, Gay, MeCune,
Higham. King, Gill, Eagan. Carrick
Dickerson, Ramaley, Henry, Craig,
Pate, Phillips, Wickman, Zimmerman,
Rider, Price.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
Rannueted Diyines.

A banquet was given at the Ryan
Tuesday evening by Rev. S. S. Smith to
the clergy of the Twin Cities. Among
the guests were: DR.. o. III. Tiffany,
Methodist; Bishop M. n. Gilbert, EpiS-
eopalian; DR.. William Mckinley, Rev.
David Morgan and Rev. j. H. DeWart,
MAthodists; Rev. W. w. Dawley and
Rev. Wallace Buttrick, Baptists; Rev.
DR.. A. H. Heath and Rev. K. FL. Chand-
ler, Congregationalists; Rev. j. B. Free
man and Rev. John A. Stemen, Presby-
terians; Rev. E. G. Mitchell, Sweden
borgian. The dinner was followed by
short speeches on many of the subjects
of interest to clergymen.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
Bannueted the Guests.

The guests staying at the Merchants
hotel were given dancing party or
Thursday evening by Col. Welz and
Mrs. Fry. Among those participating
were MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Howard, Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Youngman, Mrs. Mus
ser, Mr.. and Mrs. John Grace, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. E. Thompson. Hon. and Mrs
K. L.. Frazee and Miss Frazee, of FraZee
City; Miss Trowbridge, Miss Lille M
Howard, of Sauk Center; Hon. Marcus
Johnson, Miss Ella Sausman. of New
Richmond, Wis. the Misses Kingsbury
Miss Anderson, w. FL. Davis. w. J
Waters, F. j. McArdle, Prof. w. A
Wheaton.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
Off for Europe.

There will sail on the Lloyds steamer
FuIda from New York, May 6, party
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Il. Skinner, Mrs. l.. 3.
Block, and Miss Taylor and Miss Prit-
ehard, of New York city. All save Mrs.
Block will indulge in drive through
England.
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Braw Scots.

The st. Andrews society had pleas
ant entertainment at Turner hall on
Thursday evening. William MacLen-
non, dancer of some renown, enter
tanned the audience with the highland
fing and the Irish jig i'll character Mrs.
Nettie Fuller Snyder, Miss Susie Nc
Kay. MeSsrs. d. F. Colvile, w. Mel.
Geddes, w. II. Garland. George W.
Ferguson and Mrs. DR.. Werrick took
part in the entertainment of the even
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ANariesated Festival.

The rainbow festival given by the
Young Ladies' Guild of Christ Church.
last week, was one of the most success
full affairs, socially and financially. ever
held in this city. There were number
less booths of colorS, suggesting the
name of the festival. On the stage was
constructed the young girls booth, in
which the misses disposed of fancy arti-
cles. The young ladies in this booth
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