St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21

A programme was given consisting of
chorus, Maid and Fleur, de Lis:' trio,
Jack and JILL Misses Eva Alderman
Grace and Annie Cotner; reading, Darius
Green and His FLYING Machine Miss Nav
G!eason; cradle song by twenty little girls !;
address, st. Valentine;" chorus. When
Hands Meet address, Rev. r. E. Hawley
Refreshments were served in the Ginning
hall and appropriate german fayOrs and val
entlneS were distributed.
Miss Florence Webb entertained a party
OF friends Thursday evening at her home on
Pascal avenue. There were present. Misses
Hattie Brown, Rose Johnson, Edith Mont
gomery, Jessie Alderman. Phila johnson.
Maize Eyerts, Jessie Evans, Maud Wallace
Isabel Hodgson. May Kenworthy, Eva Cald-
well. Ocie Hazard, Cora Wilhelmj, Addie
Hackett, Lon and Eta Webb; Messrs. W. D.
Motif, W. E. Brink, Glen Morgan, l.. E.
Griffin. L. Davis, E. Ferris. C. P. Montgom-
cry, Henry Young, Harry Everts Will Kava-
naugh, Will Hodgson, Scott Douglass. E. H.
Wallace. w. Il. Wallace, Harry Daniel, Ben
Kemerer, E. j. Wallace.
Mrs. G. H Hazard entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist Church at her
home, 7s4 simpson avenue, Thursday after
noon. Refreshments were served by the
hostess, after which she gave the ladies a
sleigh ride Those present were Mesdames
W. Il. Daniel, II. n. Butts, E.. j. Webb,
Buck, A. j. Gillette, Bodkin. Clark T. w.
Wallace, j. G. JOhustone, X. X. Evans, Smith,
G. ). INNS.
Mrs. W. H. Carothers was hostess to a
small party last evening at her home on
Hewitt avenue The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. II. E. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Norris,
Misses Webb, Miss Marie Everts w d. Moffit,
E. Ferris w. e. Brink, Harry Everts, Run
yon, Z. p. and 4. A. Montgomery.
The c. L. S. c. will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. De Rosia Monday evening.
The programme will be continuation of the
events OF the civil war, with personal remn-
1Scences, which have contributed toward
making this the most enjoyable year of the
Chautauqua course.
DR.. Fish gave political address before the
citizens in the town hall Thursday evening
Mr.. Law, of st. Paul, sang, and Miss Lou
Taylor gave violin solo.
The Ladies' Home Missionary society was
entertained at o'clock tea at the home of
Mrs. o. Wright, on Hewitt avenue, last Tues
day.
Joe Trenton, of Battle Lake, has been Wis
iting Harry Evertts at the no me of his uncle,
NJ. S. Bibbins, 7S4 Pascal avenue
Miss Marguerite E. Young entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday evening at her
home on Taylor avenue.
Mrs. Bennett of Fort Dodge, Ia returned
home Tuesday from visit with Mrs Grant,
OF Minnehaha avenue.
Miss Frances Parker, OF st. Paul Park, was
the guest of Miss Echo Ware OF Minnehaha
avenue, last Sunday.
Mr.. Post, who has been visiting friends in
the park, returned to his home in Hamline,
S. D., this week.
D. l.. Robinson. of Glen Falls, n. Y, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Evans on Min
nehaha avenue.
j. B. Rossman was called to Spring Valley
last week, owing TO the severe illness of his
grandmother.
Maurice Dugan entertained the CHE.
club Thu sday evening at his home on Tay-
lor avenue.
Mrs. j H. Chamberlain is visiting with her
brother, DR.. w. A. Chamberlain, of Belle
Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conklin, of Brainerd.
were the guests of friends during the week.
COLLEGE CHIPS.
The Father of his Country was held in low
ful remembrance by the sophomoreS in the
university parlors last evening. II was New
England evening, and the ladies, who were
the entertainers sent out their invitations
on brown building paper decorated with
Ratchet. The reply bore a drawing of the
historic cherry tree, already laid low. The
ladies' were clad i'll aprons of century ago,
and a menu of pork and beans, doughnuts
and pun pkin pie was served. Those present
were: Misses Bertha Bell, Name Hanson
lisa Coffin, Lena Chase, Stella Schofield, Har-
riet Foss, Rose Johnson, C. E. Southwick,
b. y. Wheeler, G., 4. MCCAIN, E. E. Ross
man, A. J.. Gnllette, a. Z. Brown, W. W.
Brown, E. NJ. Pillow, X. d. Samuels.
Miss Cora B. Montgomery was hostess to a
charming party given to her former class
mates, the juniors, at her home. 1894 Capitol
avenue, Friday evening. The elegant home
was deliberately decorated with flowers the
rose predominating. The reception hall was
in yellow, and silver saver flied with tinv
boutonniers was placed on a light table. each
guest selecting his tavorite flower on de-
scending from the dressing room The parlor
was radiant with ruby tints while soft pink
was used in the library. where ice pink punch
and waters were served by Miss Bessie Grant
clad in dainty gown of pink silk. The
dining room showed the class colors, old rose
and cream. Colored tapers gave an ef-
fective light, and everywhere was q pro-
bon. The table was presided over by Miss
Tempe Griffith. Souvenirs designed and