St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-01
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

The Odd Fellows have been to the front
Che past week. for on Tuesday they reached
the seyenty-third anniversary OF their lnde-
Deudeut existence in America. There were
many visiting odd Fellows from various
parts OF the state, who TOOK part III the SeN-
eral features Of the days observance. the
main ones of which were the parade III the
afternoon, followed by the mass meeting at
The Grand opera house, which was addressed
by Hon. G. 5 Ives and Grand Master W. Il.
Johnson, and tie grand ball i'll the evening.
The exercises at the opera house were all OF
an interesting character The early part OF
The evening the local Rebekahs entertained
the visitors by eXemplifying the onclal de-
gree work. The ball was q brilliant affair
and attracted about 1000 persons
The Maineites were out in force Monday
night and enjoyed themselves immensely. 1t
was one of the brightest and best OF The So
cial gatherings held this season. y banquet
was special feature of the occasion. 1t was
served at the Guaranty Loan restaurant.
President John Day Smith presided over I! e
speech-making that followed. Inc INST
speaker was Dean ". s. Patlee, of the sta e
university. He was followed by Hon. c. NJ.
LOring A. J. Boardman. Judge J. NJ. Shaw,
Hon Loren Fletcher. H. w. Briggs, A. j.
Blethen and Rev. Smith Baker.
Mrs George f. Bagley opened her new
home at 26l5 Park avenue. Thursday after
noon, giving a handsome reception from ) TO
6oclock. More than 200 ladies were i'll at
tendance during the hours of the reception.
Mrs. Bagley was assisted in receiving by Mrs
j Grail, of Chicago. and MesdameS Lucien
Swift Jr, L. b. Brooks, j. D. Mcmillan, j. h.
Glass, G. s Barnes, G. G. BOShart and the
Misses Sadie Glass. Helen Hale, Fannie Hef-
felhGger, Mable Wilcox, HOyt and Andrews
A new organization. known to Il great
many as the Azlec Dramatic company, has
sprung up recently in this city, and from its
bright prospects seems TO have come to stay.
The company comprises Misses Minnie De
Wolf, Nellie Bressee, Mrs. Julia Lobdell:
Messrs John " Taylor, \. b. Jewell, George
II. Hamblin. Joseph W. Taylor. Henry A.
Fillmore, Charles B. Burdick and William J.
Nolan.
A reception Of a very informal character
was given Wednesday afternoon by the ladies
Of the Wellesley club intercollegiate associa-
lion and WomanS Council, in the directors
room at the Library building. TO Mrs. Alice
Freeman Palmer, formerly president of the
Wellesley college. The room was hand
somely decorated with pOtted plants, palms
and cut flowers. Each guest was afforded an
opportunity to speak with the distinguished
lady.
William Pugh and wife, of North Minneap-
pills, celebrated the twentieth anniversary of
their wedding Wednesday evening. There
were several witnesses OF the original cere-
mony present as well as a large number of
other friends. st. Paul lodge, B. of Z. E.. of
which Mr.. Pugh is chief, was also well rep
resented.
The Delta Tau Delta CHAPTER, with ladies,
were pleasantly entertained " ednesday even
ing by J. Porter Neff at the home of his
uncle j. G. Waters, 1109 Second avenue
south. A feature OF the evenings entertain.
ment was the production of drama written
by one of the members. The attendance was
about thirty.
The missionary societies of Franklin Ave
nue. NJ E. church gave missionary concert
Thursday evening i'll the auditorium of the
church Soprano solos by Mrs. Hingeley.
recitations by Miss NJ. Mcdonald and Charles
Slusser, and dialogue. entitled How Aunt
Polly Joined the Missionary Society" by five
young ladies, were the features worthy of
mention.
Frank L. Stetson and wife celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
Thursday evening by entertaining about 200
of their friends at their home, 323 Fifth street
southeast. Assisting in receiving were Mrs.
5. S. Stetson's mother and Mrs. Stetson' $ sis
Ter, Mrs. j. P. Robinson, of Glenwood, Wis.
An Easter reception was held Wednesday
evening by the ladies OF the Church of the
Redeemer. Rev. and Mrs. Shutter were as
sisted in receiving by Thomas Lowry, f. II.
Peavey, W. G. Northrup, Judge Koon and E
W. Herr1ck and their wives.
The members of the Central ". c. T. Z.
pleasantly surprised one of their me nterS,
Mrs. j. ". Whittier. Wednesday evening, at
her home IS North Aldrich avenue the oc-
arY.
About thirty little folks gathered at the
home of Charles ). Cairns and wife, 1410 Yale
place, Tuesday afternoon, and assisted Mas
ter Willard Cairns to celebrate the fifth an
niversary of his birth.
A pink luncheon was given Thursday aft
ernoOn by Mrs. +. G.. HolbroOk at her home
1921 Hennepin avenue,to twelve lady friends.
in honor of Mrs. Judd of saltwater. Roses
and carnations were used in decorating
Marguerite lodge, of the Sexennial league.
gave successful entertainment Tuesday
evening at their hall, - First avenue south
il being the anniversary of the lodges organ
lZation.
Mrs. E. A. Hutchins gave a progressive
euchre party Tuesday afternoon al her home
1112 First avenue north, entertaining mum
Der of her lady friends.
A card party was given Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Ira Murphy and Mrs. d. r
Highbee at the home of the former, DIT Port
land avenue.
Miss c. B. Heffelfinger entertained mum
Der of friends Friday evening at an informa
gathering at 1878 Third avenue south.
Mrs. E. A Hutchins gave a card part,
Tuesday afternoon at her home, I1l2 Firs
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