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ception committee, F. G. Thomas,
chairman; NJ. Q. Peterson, r. R. Patter-
son, G. NJ. Anderson, T. S. Clinton, w.
=. Alair, o. Schuerer, F. W. Bailey, F.
j. Mcmillan, G. NJ. Andrews, w. A.
Wyman, e. c. Van Hoesen. e. W.
Smith. W. r. Strachan, Miss Julia
Feeney. Mrs, j. A. Gardner, E. w.
Root. ii. R. Bash, G. G. Ellison, NJ. J.
Gould, j. Maloney, Miss E. G. De Vault,
Miss l.. A. Carey.
The fourth monthly soclable OF the
St. Andrews society takes place at
WeStmoreland hall on Thursday even
ing Feb. 81. The committee of arrange
ments has about completed the pro-
gramme, which will prove very attract
i've. Some of the best talent of the city
has been engaged. and night of real
enjoyment may be anticipated. Among
the attractions will be Scotch songs,
duets, recitations, the Highland fling
will be danced by one Of the members
or the society in the Highland garb,
and the mandolin band will give some
choice selections. The committee will
see that the hall is not oVercrowded.
and has made arrangements to cheek
the clothing of the parties attending.
A progressive euchre party will be
given next Thursday evening, Feb.
q, by the st. Paul Council No. 2, Order
Chosen Friends. at the residence of
Friend Julius Walfsberg, SO Tilton
street. This society offers the surest
way to prevent the household loaf from
being buried with the household head.
1t helps to rid the community of pau
perlsm and its expenses and the crimes
Incident to poverty. 1t brings relief to
the sorrows of bereavement and bright
ems the otherwise desolate pathway. 1t
brings ready money in moment, and
just at that moment when it is most
entirely welcome.
The Army of the Potomac association
are Issuing invitations for their first So
eiai party, to be held at Garfield hall,
$50 East Seventh street, Friday even
ing, March z. The association propose
to make this one of the grandest parties
ever given in st. Paul. The music, pro-
gramines and everything else connected
with the hop will be the best obtaina-
BILE. This will be strictly an invitation
party.
A novel entertainment of songs and
recitations, in costume. will be given by
the children of the East Presbyterian
church, Ross street, near Seventh,
Thursday evening, Feb. 81.
The young peoples Temperance soci-
ETY. will hold their second hop at the res
AASINN VI ~1iSS Sdil aOlCI lCAI
day evening. a pleasant time is antici-
pated by all.
The Allegro club will give a large
german shortly after Lent at West
moreland hall. 1t is rumered that it
will be a fancy dress affair
A lecture will be given at the Oxford
NJ. E. church next Friday evening with
stereopticOn views of the jamestown
flood.
Mrs. Arthur 3. Apcker, of College
avenue. will entertain ladies' pro-
gressiVe euchre club next Friday after
noon.
Miss Jessie Carey, of PIT East Wlni-
fred street. will entertain the Knock
winnOck club, Friday evening. Feb. 28
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
Church will meet with Mrs. Conrad. 7I0
Marshall avenue, Tuesday evening.
The Calcium club will continue to
give its social parties through Lent.
Ii. S. Johnson will give dinner for
few friends this evening.
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ent, and to music by Hilyard's orches-
ira, ''tripped the light fantastic toe"
until shortly after midnight. At II
O'Clock refreshments were served. This
was probably the last one which will be
given by the club this season.
The Dayton's Bluff Progressive
Euchre club met on Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Krieger at
their home, No. 655 Cherry street.
Prizes were won by the following
named persons: Ladies progressive,
Mrs. DR.. Schiffman; lone hand, Miss
Addie Krieger. Gehtlemen's progress
I've, DR.. Schiffman; lone hand, Clarence
Scherrin.
The people of the Atlantic Congrega-
tional church. corner of Bates avenue
and Conway street. rendered recep-
ton to Martha and George Washington,
at the church, on Thursday evening.
An elegant supper was served, and a
very nice time enjoyed by all present,
The st. Paul Euchre club met at
Braden Hall, East Seventh street, on
Friday evening". Prizes were won as
follows: Ladies' progressive, by Mrs.
Brookins; lone hand, Mrs. Gregorys
gentleman's progressive, by Mr.. Scott;
lone hand, 81. B. Farwell,
Miss Florence Hight, of East Third
street, gave party to her friends on
Tuesday evening. Ali present enjoyed
most delightful evenings entertain
ment.
Mrs. Jenkins, of East Sixth street,
celebrated her birthday anniversary
last Wednesday evening, by entertain
ing few friends
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-23
ST. PAUL PARK.

The fourteenth quarterly session of
the Sixteenth District Lodge of Good
Templars convened in the Methodist
shurch of this place Thursday evening,
with Emil Wilde, d. c. T., in the chair.
The session was opened with a Demer-
est gold medal contest. The address of
welcome was delivered by Rev. w. c.
Covert, which was responded to by
James Howe, of ST. Paul. and after Sc
lection by a quartette from Riverside
lodge, the contest was opened by John
Powell, OF Riverside lodge, followed BY
Miss Jennie Truax and Miss Kittie
Archer. of Valley lodge; Miss Minnie
Schnell, of st. Paul; Miss Francis Dye,
of Wide-Awake lodge, and Charles B.
Whittier, of Pennington lodge. After
a warm and spirited contest the medal
was awarded to Miss Kittie Archer, of
Valley Lodge No. 100, st. Paul Park.
Twenty-Five of the members of the
NeighborhOod Amusement CLUB of st.
Paul Park responded to the invitation
given them by Camp No. LIS. ", U. s.
A. of st. Paul, to their fifth annual Ell
tertainment Friday evening. The MEM
bers are unanimous in voting thanks to
the s. Y. for the pleasant time they
had.
Miss Laura Mindrum and James D.
Parneil, OF Minneapolis, were married
last Wednesday at o'clock by Rev. w.
c. Covert at the residence of the bride.
The lady members of the n. A. c.
met with Mrs. Starkweather last Thurs
day to arrange matters in regard to the
masquerade next Friday night.
Mrs. Hearnes aud daughter arrived
from the East Thursday evening and
are stopping at the Parker house.
j. NJ. Brown, of the firm of Kent &
Brown, Lakota, n. D., is visiting John
Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson, of st. Paul,
were visiting at Mrs. Wards last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frazier, of Wharton,
Mimi, are visiting at Mrs. Larkins'.
Mrs. Babcock has nearly recovered
from her attack Of la grippe.
Mr.. McMurphy. of Burlington, Kan,
is guest of W. II. West.
j. Clasgens, of New Richmond, O., is
on visit to the Park.
Mr.. Norris has recovered from his re-
cent severe sickness.
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The season" is over. This only
means, it will be understood, that the
fashionable season is past. For those
who care more for enjoyment than for
style every season is summer. as the So
ciety columns OF the GLOBE will show
from time to time. But Lent has come
and fashionable dissipation must cease.
Reference to the events of the week,
given below, will show that teas. recep-
tions and the other social amenities of
life are not included in dissipation and
will serenely go on forever. The be-
ginning of the week before Lent was
made a whirlwind of pleasure, and
every public hail in the city was utilized
for dancing parties. Mardi gras balls.
shroyetide parties. maSqueradeS and
common everyday hops hourlShed With
wild abandon.
Polite society closed its doors with the
swell German given by Luther e. New
port, at Standard hail on Monday even
Ing. 1t was very gracious event, and
a pleasant dancing assemOlage. Mr..
Newport, Mrs. Newport, Miss Newport,
Miss Reed and Miss Rice received the
guests. Among those to be seen there
were Col. Lamborn. Col. Sullivan, Mr..
and Mrs. Cary, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheelock,
Mai. and Mrs. Bates, Mr.. and Ars1-
w. Wine, MtSdameS d. II. NoyeS,
Spencer. Rice BigeLow, Furness, DR..
and Mrs. MacLaleB. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shepley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Sib-
ley. MIR. and Mrs. Squires. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Driscoll, Mr.. ana Mrs. Lightner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gotzian, Mrs. Ordway, Mrs. Morton,
Mrs. Selmes; the Misses Blackwell,
Bruce, Beaumont. Winter, Whit
Ing, Stephenson, Sullivan, Maude
Taylor. Katherine GilfilIan, the
Misses Smyth, Clough, Ann Lam
born, Lamprey. Ellen Wheelock,
Mann. Jennie Moore, Ruger, Price,
Auerbach, Bend, BigeIow and Gotzian:
Messrs. Elmer, Agnew, Davis, Heath,
Phelps, Gilbert, Beaumont, Gordon,
How, Z. B. Young, BIgelow, Thorne,
Tighe. Yardley. Durant, De Forest,
Wright, J. d. Armstrong, Boyle, Stew
art, Spencer. Rantoul, Skipwith, Read,
Parker, w. n. Armstrong, Hanson,
Hewitt. DriscOll and Pierce. An elab-
crate supper was served during the
evening.
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HAMLISE COLLEGE.

The lecture Monday evening by Mr..
Donnet1y was very largely attended and
most thoroughly enjoyed, though the
latter goes without saying, since the
lecturer was Mr.. Donnelly. Every one
in Hamline, young or old, was there.
and the reception accorded to the
speaker upon his introduction by the
president OF the bureau was enthnSi-
astic enoug to satisfy even the most ex-
acting of lecturers. The lecture all the
way through was quite what its title
promISed-"Wit and Humor"-and the
shouts of laughter and applause which
every now and then greeted the speaker
lett no doubt of the thorough apprecia-
ton of the audience. Indeed, it would
take nothing less than a Maine audi
ence, as the speaker illustrated, to with
stand the influence Mr.. Donnelly inyari-
ably eXertS. Good nature fairly radi-
ates from him, and it would be Just as
impossible to listen to Mr.. Donnelly for
half an hour and not laugh as 1t would
be for him to talk that length of time
and not say something Irresistibly
funny. The lecture was not long; in
fact. it seemed very short, and at its
close the boys gave vent to the COLLEGE
yell with such yehemenCe as left no
doubt OF their enthusiastic appreciation
OF all Mr.. DGunelly had said.
On Tuesday evening the Brownings
will give their annual public" an en-.
tertalnlnent always anticipated by their
friends with good deal of interest and
pleasure. The programme prepared
for this evening is one of unusual
merit. the ladies who are to appear
being among the very brightest IN the
Browning circle.
On Tuesday the glee club starts upon
Its concert tour through the principal
cities of Minnesota. The club mas en-.
gagenents at Rochester, Mankato. Red
Wing, Winnna and other places and
will be absent week or more.
Miss Hattie Merigo!d, of st. James,
MIMI, was the guest of Miss Gertrude
Seegar, the greater part of the week,
at the Ladies' hall.
Rev. Drs. Chatfee and Forbes, of Min.
neapolis, visited the college Wednes-
day on business connected with the
university.
Miss Cora Montgomery entertained az
the hall Wednesday Misses Florence
Moore and Carrie Strong, of st. An
thony Park.
Miss Ethel Snow. OF the freshm an
class. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w.
&. McCaddin, of Minneapolis, for the
Sabbath.
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ladies Of Stryker seminary will give a
missionary tea at O'clock to which ali
are cordially invited. The young ladies
have undertaken to furnish room In
Mary Allen seminary (colored), Crockett.
Tex, to be memorial of Mrs. StrykerA
A collection will be taken to aid in this
work.
The social given by the Ladies' guild
of st. Matthew's church last Monday
evening at the residence of Mrs. G. A,
Dunn. was most ENJOYABLE affair, and
in spite OF the unfavorabIe weather
there was fair attendance.
Thursday afternoon the residents OF
the Park were favored with very fine
musical given at Stryker seminary
The young ladies did much credit to
their teaching, and gave really fine
entertainment.
Monday evening the G. l.. S. G. held
their regular meeting at the residence
of Mrs. F. l.. Williams. Valentine
yerse-bullding formed an amusing por-
ton of the programme.
Tuesday afternoon the ladies' aid so.
ciety met at the Congregational chapel,
and elected Mrs. l.. w. Gould. president
In place OF Mrs. Passage. resigned.
Friday evening Miss Grace Williams
entertained her dancing class and few
others at her residence. corner Bayless
avenue and Pichard street.
The ladies' literary met with Mrs.
Motfat Friday afternoon. The nexs
meeting will be with Mrs. Martin.
Saturday evening the Christian En-.
deav0r society gave a social in the Con.
gregationaI church.
Will Hardy. of Lincoln, Neb.. is
spending few days with Mrs. f. B,
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The players were Mr.. and Mrs. SwartZ,
Mr. and Mrs. Brookins. Mr.. and MS.
Dallas, Mr.. and Mrs. Painter, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Ii. Painter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dion. Nr. a nd Mrs. Marien. Mr.. and
Mrs. La Pray, Dir. Dion, Mrs. Lewis,
Misses Estella Davis, Sadie Klinefether,
Esteila La Pray. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Dion, progressive:
Mrs. Brookins. lone hand; Mrs. Lewis,
foot; gents progressive, Mr.. Dion !:
lone hand, j. D. IL. Painter; foot, J..
Marien.
Pioneer Lodge No. 2SS, Sons of St.
George, held its regular meeting last
Monday. aud went through its regular
business. Immediately after progress
Sive euchre party was given by the
members. and was participated in by a
delighted crowd until II O'clock. when
the prizes were distributed and the
gathering dispersed. Prize winners:
First, Miss George Medcalf and Stephen
Smith; rear, Miss T. l.. Hubbard and
c. L. Hubbard. Another progressive
euchre party will follow the next meet
ing, Monday. March 3, as in this case.
Last Monday night tie lyceum of the
Peoples church held one of its regular
meetings in the assembly room of the
church. Rev. 5. G. Smith delivered an
address, after duet by Mrs. Thomp-
son and Miss Van Gelder. A reading
by Miss Austin, a piano solo by Miss
Mcleod, a vocal duet by Mrs Thomp-
son and Miss Van Geldrr. aud piano
duet by Misses Van Colder and Bah
cock completed very enjoyable pro-
gramme.
ShroVe Tuesday evening Miss Jeanne
Lamprey entertained about forty young
people. a ''candy-pull'' and dancing
OF old-fashioned square dances, drama,
singing and music, with refreshments,
made up the whole of as pleasant an
evening as one could well wish to have.
Friday evening. the 18th, a very pleas
ant party was given to Miss Kittie C.
Byrne at her home, All East Seventh
street. IN honor of her birthday, by her
many friends of both cities. Gongratu-
latIonS were extended for many returns
OF the happy event.
Miss TOwle entertained a number of
her friends Tuesday evening at her
nome on East Tenth street.
Mrs. ConstanS and Miss Constans. of
summit avenue, gave ladies' recep-
ton last Monday afternoon.
The Calcium Light Social club had q
Monday evening party at Garfield hall.
on East Seventh street.
Mrs. Henry Horton. of Ninth street.
gave ladies' progressive eucllre party
Tuesday afternoon.
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essay, washington as President" a..
Willard; song. j. Mcknight; lodge
paper, "The New Era" A. BeIeher;
prohibition speech, Mr.. Lindsey; song
by the lodge.
A. E. Kuster. 81. S. Webster. Mrs. A,
Belcher and Miss E. S. Lindsey, of
Harrington lodge, were delegates to the
district lodge at st. Paul Thursday and
Friday last.
The Calumet Dancing club give an
other OF their pleasant socials WedneS-
day evening next at their hall, corner
Lewis and Carroll streets.
Mrs. Charles Mcclure, of Waseca,
MIMI. was the guest of Mrs. j. c. Nc
Cali the fore part of the past week.
Miss Lulu Wall and Miss Ida New
port, of the city, spent part Of the past
week with Fannie Emerson.
Charles Deyault. of Duluth, Sundayed
with friends and parents on Thomas
street.
Mr.. Dixon, of Minneapolis. was enter
tanned by Mrs. A. ID. Blitcher Tuesday
last.
A. E. Young, OF Delano, Mimi, is Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. La Claire, of Como.
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nue.. has returned to the city. She has
been visiting with parents at Prairie
du Chen, Wis.
MISS Grace Barnett, who has been
visiting Miss Nellie Mabon, returned to
ner home in River Falls, Wis.,, Thurs
day evening.
Q. 81. Slocun, OF the Glencoe Regis
ter, accompanied by his wife. was in
the city yesterday bound for La Crosse.
Miss Minnie Kellar, of Hastings, for
merly OF Albert Lea. was the guest of
Mrs. n. N. NeFarran, last week.
Mrs. Frank Schliek Jr., of Fort street,
mas returned after spending six weeks
In Mexico and California.
Mrs. A. E. Clark. of Ashland avenue,
who has been visiting in st. Charles,
ILL.,, returned this week.
Mrs. S. A. Beecher, of Ashland ave-
nue., mas returned from visiting Mrs. A.
Manyl. of Chicago.
Miss Ryan has returned to her home
IN Williamsport, Pa, after visiting st.
Paul friends.
Mrs. E. L. Sumwalt. formerly of st.
Paui, now of Chicago, is visiting friends
in the city.
Mrs. Pascal Smith has departed for a
two weeks sojourn at Winter Park,
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. White, of Marshall ave-
nue., will soon leave to visit in Wiscon-
Miss Fullgraff, of Holly avenue, has
gone to New York to visit relatives.
Mrs. James c. Wall, of Ashland ave-
hue. has returned from the South.
Capt. Edgar G. Bowen, of Oshkosh,
spent the week in the city.
Miss Gotzian, of Tenth street, has re-
turned from New York.
Mrs. A. H. Wilder and Miss Wilder
are home from Europe.
Richards Gordon and Miss Gordon
have sailed for Europe.
A. FL. Paget has returned from Eu-
rope.
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MERRIAM PARK.

Washlngton's birthday was celebrated
at Manchester college by the Hyperion
Literary society with literary and
musical programme. Miss Hamilton
and Mr.. Lawrence, of Minneapolis:
Miss Ketchen and Messrs. Humphrey
and Darling, of Manchester. gave a good
supply of music. The literary parts
were taken by the students.
A cInch party was given bv DR.. and
MIS-. h. ). Eddy, at their residence on
terrace Park avenue, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Stonacher, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. q. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Benham, MIR. and Mrs. B. P. Baker,
Mrs. Mccoy. DR.. Linton and G. 81. Tiff
fany were among those present.
MIR. and Mrs. George e. Williamson
mad valentine party last Friday even
ing at the new Woodruff hall for Miss
Georgia johnson, sister of Mrs. Will
hanson. The chief amusement of the
evening was dancing. The programme
contained sixteen favorite numbers.
Ihere was large number present to
meet Miss johnson.
At the last meeting OF the Redotta
club week ago Saturday the ladies'
WHIST prizes were won by Mrs, 81. e.
Hoard. of Hamline. and Mrs. A. c.
Merrill, of Merriam Park. The gents
were won by +. II. Chandler, w. 81. De
Savigny and W. 81. Cruu laIl.
Mrs. Z. E. Mitchell. ot Minneapolis.
and Miss Sterrett, of AXE CITY. were
the guests of Miss Nam Bingham last
week.
Mrs. Newman T. Hall I've a reeep-
ton at the Woodruff hal o the mem
6ers of her dancing class uesday even
ing.
The ladies of Olivet lapel gave a
New England supper at . church last
evening.
Mrs. Gilbert Walker. of Minneapolis,
visited Mrs. F. R. Fuller F'tiday.
Mrs. George Lewis, OF S. Paul,v isit-
ed Mrs. r. II. Bell last We :.
DR.. and Mrs. Danfortl h e returned
to their home in Milwaukee.
Mrs, W, 81. De Lancey has returned
from \ orthfeld.
Mrs. A. D. Stebblns is in Cincinnati.
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DAYToN's BLUFF.

The reception rendered to Martha and
George Washington by the ladies of the
Bates Avenue M. E. church, last Fri
day, In the church. was very nice af-
lair. There was large attendance.
and both socially and financially it was
a complete success. An elegant New
England dinner was served during the
early part of the evening, after which
the host and hostess received the
guests. Martha and Gen. Washington
We're perSOnated by Mrs. Willard Fifield
and ii. b. FarwelI respectively. and
were ably assisted in receiving bv the
following ladies in full dress of the
nineteenth century: Mesdames Phillips,
Heyener, Van Duyne, Anderson. EggleS-
ton, Hulsick, Brink, Burk, Spindler,
Older, Martin, Misses Brooks and Con-
fare. Martha aSnington's dress was
pale blue satin skirt, dark blue satin
over dress, trimmed with real lace, cut
square train. Little LOttie Brink and
PaulHeyener looked very quaint in their
attire. Those deserving special praises
for costuming and make up were Mrs.
j. .. Burke and Miss Brooks. a very
nice musical and literary programme
was rendered after the reception by
the following: Piano solo, by Miss Hat
tie Jenkins; song, by Mrs. Gregory:
recitations. by Misses Hattie Dewart
and Lou Fowble. and singing by the
church quartette.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered to Miss Clara Seeger last Fri
day evening, at her home ca Maria ave-
nue., by her many friends. Among those
present were Misses Hevey Williams,
May SINNERS, Florence Krieger, Cert
rude Presley, Clennie Seabolt. BERTHE
SINNERS. Stella Willius, Lottie Ryan,
Hovey Holl, Erna Heinemann. Otillia
I.othman, lima Scheffer. Messrs. Walter
Holl, Frank George, Ed Payte, Sam
Spindler, Gustaye Willius, Frank Hey-
ener. Earl Seabolt, Gustave Munich.
Clarence Lothman, Oryil Bishop, Frank
Krieger. Gale Phillips, Lee Barber.
Fred Munich and others.
The Round Table Social and Literary
club gave their third dancing party on
tuesday evening at the warerooms of
Smith 81 Farweil, on East Seventh
street. and itproved to be the best of the
series. Over forty couples were pres
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GENERAL SOCIAL.

A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. Parks by their
friends Monday evening, Feb. II. at
their residence. 343 Case street. Dane
ing and card playing were INDUCED in to
a late hour. These were present: Mr..
and Mrs. W. McCauley, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Fahey. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Dempsey, Mr..
and Mrs. [. S. McCauley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Muller, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bradley. Mr..
and Mrs. Eastman, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Farley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barr, Mr.. and Mrs. j. White, Mr..
and Mrs. COPELAND, Mrs. D. McCau-
ley. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Bowles, Mrs.
Farrell, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs,
Ames. Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Cardinal,
Mollie Fitzgerald, Kithe Fitzgerald,
klttIe Mullaly, Aggie MullalY, Mamie
Starkey, Miss Mems, Dollie Seaman.
Mollie McCauley, Mary Jordan. Mary
Buttler, Miss Fleming. Lizzie Mccarthy,
klttie Mccarthy. Eliza King, Angie
Eta Aurley. Theresa Cox, Lii
Matterson. MolIie Callihan, Minneapolis:
Mr.. Mcdonald. Mr.. Barnard, D. Me.
Cauley, W. McCauley. P. McCagIey.
j. Mallaly, q. Simpson, W. O'Brien. T.
Casey, Z. McDermott, W. Froh, G.
Meens. P. Seaman, G. Slater, E. Car
dinal. V. Parks. j. Wilson, d. Parks
I. White. DR.. Buckley. I. Jordan. Will.
lam MeCauley. r. Matterson, j. Hart
man, of Minneapolis.
One of the most pleasant social events
or the past week was q surprise party
given in honor of Mrs. l.. q. Rheinhard.
at her home on Canada street. Those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Roth. Mr..
and Mrs: Bruggeman. Mrs. G. L.WiIson
ana the Misses j. Cunningham. l.. Pre-
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Personal MENTION.

Miss Fannie Hazelton is visiting Mrs.
n. n. McFarrdn, 591 Westminster
street. She will remain in this city for
several months and study piano music
with S. A. Baldwin.
Mrs. Inga Ekstrom Olund, OF Hud-
son, Wis, will meet her pupils in vocal
music as usual tomorrow, at sol West
minister street.
Mrs. FL. P. Hall and Misses Bessie
and Marian Hall, of the Metropolitan,
left Thursday for Georgia on account of
Mrs. Halls health.
Mrs. l.. w. Barnard, of Hawthorne
avenue, is entertaining her sisters, Mrs.
j. H. La VAGUE and Mrs. C. S. Doolittle.
Of st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. Walter ]. Evans. of Aurora ave.
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FUTURE EVENTS.

st. Paul Division No. Q, Order of Rail-
way Telegraphers. will give ball at
Standard hall IN March II. The Great
Northern road will run special from
Minneapolis and to Minneapolis after
the ball for the accommodation of those
attending from that city. The follow
ing committees have been appointed:
Committee on arrangements, j. A. Gard
ner, chairman; f. A. Olds, f. &.
Thomas. G. NJ. Anderson, Miss l.. A.
OldS, chairman; j. j. Barrett, Z.
w. Rott, o. Schuerer. c. NJ. An
derson, Miss Z. G. De Vault; re-