St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-31

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From chalices of rich perfume
OF melloweG sun ana rain and dew,
When zephyrs tilt,
Profusely split
Around and in and through.
Brought joys and SORROWS too,
And wills to think and do;
For in the process CT the ages
Each in his allotted place,
His peculiar lines may trace
On Fames unwritten pages.
Old year, adieu;
Bells toll for you.
Star dropped from Times revolving can
opy.
And flashing brighter yet
IN peerless spIendor set
In the diadem of Eternity.
Frank Magraw
Society in st. Paul is holding high
carnival and all on account of the sweet
singers who wear the blue and white.
The Yale men are the lions of the hour
and st. Paul young men are entirely in
the background. The first event of a
week that promises much in social
way was tea given for them by Mrs.
and Miss kalman yesterday afternoon
from 10 6. TINS was a pretty affair,
the dining room being decorated en-
tirely in holly and Yale flags. while in
the center of the table was bank of
violets. The tea table. presided
over by Mesdames Maxfeld, Auer-
bach, Ordway, Ovitt aud Ell
mer, was prettily decorated in
corn flowers and violets. Those assist
Ing were: Mesdames Oppenheim and
Schufeldt, and Misses Auerbacb. Got
Eian. Greve. Upham, Blakely. Day,
Warner. Gilfillan, Wanzer. Pope, Bass,
Hale, of Fort Smelling, and Shaw and
Glass, of Minneapolis. Those present
besides the members of the two clubs
were Messrs. A. Ray Clark and F.
Wells, of Yale, and Mesdames Jag
gard. Parker, Stone, Dean. Hand, Pee
bles. Finch, Bend, Tighe. Driscoll,
Wheelock, Griggs. Lindeke. Richie,
Weyerhauser, Dean, Upham, Tarbox,
kalman, Ordway, Ovitt. Elmer. Parker,
Scott. Mann. OppenheIm, Greye, Du
Puy, Maxfield, Butler, Hynd-
man, Rantoul, Prince, Magoffin;
Misses Auerbach, Armstrong, Appleby,
Blakely, Bass, Berkey. Borup, Cochran,
Craig, Clarke, Castle, Constans. Day,
Dean, Denegre, De Laus, Dawson,
Finch, Flower, French, GiIfillan,
Glass, Guthrie, Gotham, Greve.
Horn, Hawkins, Hand, Hall, Hill,
Hale, Kibbie. Lindeke. Linton,
Lyman, Moore. Mann, McQuiIlan. Ma
son, Meade. Monfort. Pope, Mcknight.
Pearey. Robbins, Spalding, Smythe,
Stephenson, Simpson, Stickney, Shaw.
Sturgis, Senkler. Sawyer, Tarbox, Tay-
lor, Timberlake, Upham, Wanzer.
Reed. Whitehouse. Wheelock, War
ner. Winter. Weyerhauser, Rugg, Bos-
well, Sterling, Gilbert, Lyon. Hand:
Messrs. Sturgis. Read. Hewitt, Han
cock, Halbert. Otis. Parker. Davis. Big
Glow, Kreck, Driscoll, Flandrau, Hersey,
Farwell, Gardner. Montfort. Open
helm. Stone, Thompson. Moves, Winter,
Hill, Slade, Ferguson, Wheelock4
Richie, Blakely, Bigelow, Hammond,
Forepaugh, Simpson. Mitchell. Lindeke,
Wallace, Kennedy, Cochran.
Besides this. Mrs. D. R. Noyes gave a
formal dinner last night for twelve, and
IN the evening from to IL Mrs. Freder-
lex Weyerhauser rendered the Yale
gentlemen a reception and dance, to
which only the young people were in
yited. About 200 people called during
the evening to bid the musicians well
come to The city. The ladies who as
sisted Mrs. WeyerhauSer were Mrs. }.
p. Weyerhauser. Mrs. S. S. Davis, Miss
Jones, of Boston,; Misses Lin
deke, Fairchid, Robbins, Dean
and Plason, OF Fort Smelling,
Kleist's orchestra furnished the music
for the occasion. The dining room was
decorated entirely with the Yale flower,
and bouillon was served up stairs by
several of the young ladies. Among
the guests besides the Yale men were
Misses Arthur, Auerbach, Armstrong,
Banning, Bass, Constans, Castle, Coch-
ran, Carpenter, Clinch, Davenport,
Dean, Day, Dawson, Chamberlain
Fairchild, Forepaugh, Finch, Greve
Gilfillan. NJ. Gilfillan, Hand, Horn, Hill
Humbird, Hall, Hicks, Hammond
Kalman, Lee, Lindeke, Lam.
born, Mason, Mcmillan, Mead
Monfort, Kirk, Moves, j. Noyes
Prince, Pope, Perrin. Robbins, Som
mers, F. Sommers, Smythe, Saunders
Sturgis. Gordon, Senkler, Undertake
Taylor, TarboX, Moore, Mann, Upham
Winter, Wheelock, Wilder, White
Weed. Winslow. Williams, Stickney
White, Galusha, Handy. Moore, Rugg
Rice, Mitchell, Warner. Officer, Schef-
fer. Shave, McQuillan, Gotzian
Harrington, Rogers, DeCoster, Mer
RAM, Hammond, Kelley, Messrs
A. Ray Clarke and F. Wells, O.
Yale. and Messrs. Armstrong, j. Arm
strong, Abbott, BigelOw. G. L. Bigelow
Curtis, Cochran. Dean. Drlscoll, Far
we'll. Fobes, Hill. l.. Hill, j. P. Kirby
r.. Jefferson, E. B. Kirk. l.. d. Mann
Monfort. w. Boyer, w. c. Read, j. 81
Skinner, K. Smith, w. G. Winter, w
Wheelock, E. q. Halbert, freed, More
b. Sommers, 6. Sommers. Leucas, Kali
man, Graves, Stone. Yardley. Hewitt
Forepaugh, Griggs, Otis. c. Sommers
Ritchie; from Minneapolis. Messrs. F
NJ. Crosby, j. Crosby, Heffelfinger
Bovey. j. II. Bovey; from Little Falls
Messrs. Hand, Hoover, Messer.
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The next few days will be full O
events. small and large. chief of which
of course, will be the Yale concert to
morrow night and the reception an,
dance on Its conclusion to be given b.
Mrs. j. j. Hill. 1t is now three year
since the clubs have visited the city
and both organizations are said to b.
stronger this year that ever before. Tn
Glee club is composed of TWENTY-FIVE
voices, and the Banjo club of fourteel
Instruments. The personnel of tn,
clubs is as follows:
Letchworth Smith, president Gle
club; I. S. Arbuthnot, president Bani
club; j. c. Sawyer, manager.
Glee Club-First tenor: G. III. Fox
'94; Il. Holt. '94: w. l.. Clock ,aI. s e