St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04
MERRIAM PARK.

The first entertainment OF the Woman's
Literary club was given under the manage
ment of Mrs. A. j. Douglass Wednesday aft
ernoon. me programme was medieval
French in its characteristics. THE roll call was
answered by quotations from French authors
concealed i'll bonbons presented by the
hostess. The programme was: Piano solo,
Miss Douglass: French song, Miss Chilli
coate: paper Games and Amnsements of the
Middle Ages, Mrs. T. j. Campbell; paper.
Joan Of Are" Mrs. Card, song, Mr.. Brooks
reading. Mrs La Shure. A series of tab
leaux was then presented under the manage
ment OF Mrs Watere and Mrs. Will
hanson: ''Gypts at Her Fathers Feast"
Mrs. Williamson and Miss Brainerd :;
philip the Good. Duke OF Burgundy" Miss
Chamberlin; Love making of Francis and
Mary Stuart" Misses Johnson and Shepherd;
Anne Of Beaujean, Queen of France, 1854
Miss Phillips; "Chevalier Bayard's Farewell
to the Daughters of His Protector Misses
johnson, Phillips, Bell and Douglass; ''Char-
lotte Cor lay Mrs. Williamson; Spanish
Dance en- Costume" Misses Daisy and Josie
as French marquise, poured chocolate, and
Misses Frick. Bell aud Douglass as French
maids, passed the cups.
The Royal Arcanum elected the following
officers Thursday night: Regent. II. L..
Baker; V: G., W. T. Watkins; orator, E. A
j. Pilkington; collector, A. l.. Wool
sey; treasurer. E. r. Moore; chaplain,
5. Grigg: guide, j. L. Wakefield; warden
William H. McLaren; sentry, III. j. Talbot;
Buckley. two years; A. c. Woodruff, one
year; organist. C. A. Pitts: representative TO
grand council, +. w. Root: alternate, j. j..
Corcoran.
Miss Ollie Stevens daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. f. Stevens, celebrated her fifth birth
day Saturday afternoon. Those present
were: Misses Ethel Fargo. Linnie Shipman,
Margery Henderson. Ruth Frisk. Olive Tiff
| any, Ethel Bell, Marion Hawkins. Carrie
Fargo. Flossie Austin, Margaret julien, Con-
rad Graves Phillip Lockwood, Gordon Hen
derson, Alfred Minor, Eugene Hackett, Ray
mond HawEiDs. Will Crosby, Herold Cooke
Blair De Ssvigny, Roy Shipman, Harry Tai
| bot.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Shipman were pleas
| autly surprised Monday evening, it being
! the seventh anniversary of their wedding.
A beautiful banquet lamp was the gift OF the
friends. who were: Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Ship
man. st. Paul; Miss Jeanette Shipman, Chi
cago; Dr.. and Mrs. Ackus. Mr.. and Mrs
| Gotzelmer, Mr.. and Mrs. klinkerfoos Mr.
and Mrs. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Habighorst,
| Minneapolis Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ Bell Mr..
and Mrs. Barweise.
The debate of the Yoke Fellows Thursday
night, on Labor Organizations" was decided
in favor of the affirmative, which was led by
Rufus Edwards, ii. A. Yerxa, w. II. Baker,
Clarence Lothman and Robert Greene. The
speakers in the negative were G. e. Corcoran,
Al Zahm, w. c. Demming, j. j. Corcoran Jr.
and Ralph Eastman.
Merriam Park Lodge No. 1872, |. o. o. F :,
elected officers Wednesday evening: Rob-
ert Wilson. N. g.. f. E. Thayer, V. e.; o. f.
Lindstrom, secretary; K. b. Hamilton, P. 5.
j. IL. Ludwig, treasurer. The matter OF a
hall will be considered next Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Orlando Rowley chaperoned a party
Friday evening attending the Algonquin re-
ception. The party was composed OF Misses
Hawley, Fruck. Rowley. Bradbury, Searles;
Messrs. Kavanagh. Mcnamara, Adame, II
vine and DUNCAN.
The Queen Isabella club will meet with
Mrs. Nelson. Isl Selby avenue. Wednesday