St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-22

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sonic temple, Minneapolis, a reception
was rendered Lieut.. Gen. John G. I'm
| derwood, commander of the Patrlarchs
Militant, |. 0. 0. f., which was largely
| attended. The exercises began with a
battalion drill by the department, in
which live cantons were represented. as
follows: No. l, Capt. d. A. Studebaker
commanding; No. 8, Capt. NJ. E. KoSt
commanding; No. Z. Capt. A. A. Hoyt
commanding; No. IL. Capt }. +. A. Clark
| commanding: No. II, Capt. G. J.. Abbott
commanding. The battalion was re-
| viewed by the lieutenant general, fol-
lowing which was a competitive drill,
in which thirteen chevalierS contested
The first prize was won by Chevaiier
| Morrison, Snd the second by Chevalier
Ehlers, both of No. l. The drill was
followed with an address by Gen. I n
derWood who spoke hopefully of the
progress of the p. Nj. branch Of the
order At an officers meeting on
Wednesday afternoon Col. F. A. Wood
ward was assigned as brigadier general
| of the Third brigade, Division of the
Lakes, and Capt. NJ. E. Kost was pro-
NOTED to the Office of colonel of the First
regiment OF Minnesota. These officers
appointed their staffs as follows: BrI-
gade staff, q. l.. Abbott. chief OF staff,
| with rank of lieutenant colonel; Carl
! Armendinger, assistant adjutant gen
eral, with rank of major; IL. u.
| Fisher, assistant inspector general,
with rank of major; Henry Smith,
assistant quartermaster general, with
rank of major; j. Newsalt, assistant
commissary general, with rank of major;
Dr. j. c. COckburn, assistant surgeon
| general, with rank of major. Regi-
mental staff: H. NJ. Hunt, adiutant;
| Anton Harnish, quartermaster; L. j.
Sherk, commissary; Dr. W, NJ. Newhall,
surgeon; DR.. A. K. Norton, assistant
surgeon; d. W. Rich, chaplain. Capt.
| ID. A. Studebaker was promoted to IN
spector general of the department OF
| Minnesota. with rank of major. Lieut..
Gen. John c. Underwood was enter
tanned at the Ryan Thursday and Fri
day by Col. E. Kost and chevalierS of
st. Paul.
An orange tea was given Wednesday
afternoon by Miss Edna Clampet to
about dozen of her young lady friends
in honor of her guest. Miss Emily Fryer,
of st. Paul. Others in attendance were
Misses Sadie MilISpaugh, Addie Holmes,
MAY Schomberg, Grace Brooks, Irene
Robinson, Della Gregory, Bertha Lilli-
bridge, Ida Smith. Minnie Burlington,
Minnie SpairS, Miss Rose. Miss Choate
and Mrs. Gene Cone. The occasion
proved a most enjoyable one to the par
Elephants.
The third reception and ball of Min
nesota Temple No. l, Patriarchial Cir
Gle, was given Friday evening at Nal
collins hall. The members appeared In
fatigue uniform and during the grand
march wore side arms. The dance pro-
gramme was made up of many delight
full numbers, which were enjoyed by
nearly all present. Card rooms were
provided, and these were occupied
nearly all the evening by those who did
not care for the pleasures of the dance.
An old-fashioned candy pull provided
amusement Wednesday evening for a
number of young ladies and gentlemen
of the Eighth ward. Miss Camp enter
tanned number of her friends III this
manner at the residence of Mr.. Finley,
3040 Fifth avenue south. Among those
present were the Misses Northram,
Shepherd, Neil and Camp. and MeasrS
Barker, Brown, Thompson and Mullen.
Nelson Stephens and wife observed
their golden wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening at their home on
Fourteenth avenue south. They were
assisted in the festivities OF the Occa
grandchildren and friends. The pres
ents were quite numerous. and included
two handsome easy chairs from the en-
ployes of the Petit flour mill, where
Mr.. Stephens is employed.
A very enjoyable time was had on
Thursday evening at the residence of
Mrs. l.. A. Dix, corner Tenth street and
Nicollet avenue, by select company.
A very select musicale was at first en-
joyed, after which dancing was INDUCED
in, followed by most delicate and pala-
table lunch. The musicale included one
or more debutanteS, who were vOcifer-
ously applauded after delighting the
company.
Mrs. Llewellyn Christian gave val
entine party Saturday evening, Feb. IA,
in honor of her daughter, Miss Chris
tian, at 42S Eighth street south. About
fifty little masters and misses passed
pleasant evening i'll dancing the twelve
numbers on the programme. An elab-
crate luncheon was served during the
evening.
The Crazy club was entertained Tues
day evening at the home of Will 0.
Falk and wife, 2S06 Second avenue
south. The time was very pleasantly
spent by all present. Wednesday even
ing Dewitt G. Hayes and wife. of 27l4
Stevens avenue, entertained the club.
the occasion being in honor of the visit
of George A. Peabody, of Baraboo, Wis.
A dolls wedding party, something of
a novel affair, was hed Friday afternoon
of last week at the residence of Mrs. 0.
S. Chapman, 1923 Fourth avenue south.
About so children participated in the
pleasures of the occasion.
Tho WocbiDutOo TTniOp olI1h fOuDda6
and carried on by Mrs. G. P. Pruden,
held very crowded and most delight
full meeting last Wednesday evening at
the residence of r. s. ParkhurSt on Sew
enth street south.
An English tea was given Wednesday
from 2 to p. N. by the ladies of the
Centenary M. E. church at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Winsl0W, 402 Seventh
street south. The occasion proved very
enjoyable.
An afternoon tea, given by Mrs. F. E.
Towers, so Twelfth street north. Friday
last furnished, pleasant entertainment
for number of her friends. Tea was
pourned by Mrs. w, lice and Mrs. l..
E. Kelley.
A birthday party was given last Fri
day evening by Miss Matlie Melkus to
number of her friends at her home.
2742 Pleasant avenue. The occasion
proved of marked interest to those TAX
ing part.
The ball given Monday evening to the
guests of Hotel Wayerly by the manage
ment furnished pleasant entertainment
te them and naWber of invited friends.
1t was one of the most enjoyable of the
season.
A musical and basket social was given
Tuesday evening at McCullough's hall
by Acme division $50, Sons of Temper
ance. The attendance was fair and all
present enjoyed themselves to high
degree.
Monday evening a literary and mu-
steal entertainment was given at [. o.
o. f. hall. corner of Twenty-siXth
street and Nicollet avenue. which fur
nshed considerable pleasure to those
attending.
About twenty-five ladies were enter
tanned by Mrs. w. S. Hill Wednesday
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