St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-17
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

Burke, OH FOurIn street, uiluel IhO
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society OF
the Atlantic Congregat ational Church,
Thursday evening. The event falllnS
so nearly on the date Of the great
Irish saint, the rooms were decorated
with green. The famous shamrock
was the chosen ornament worn by the
ladies present. Several irish dlalect
readings were given. A quaftette
from the Minneopa council, Royal Ar
canum, figured conspicuously on the
programme, furnishing several num-
bers A very entertaining feature was
the abrupt appearance OF Aid. Murphy
and family at 10 o'clock. Solos were
given by Miss Carrie Kreiger, Messrs.
Percy B. Churchill, Harry E. George
and Mr.. Woods. A mandolin solo was
given by Master Teddie Simpson.
Thursday evening number of the
young friends of Miss Fern Brown, of
267 Nelson avenue, called on her I'M
announced and without ceremony,
being a surprise to the young lady,
who at once proceeded to make every
one happy The evening was very
much enjoyed by all, music, singing
and games being the principal feat
ures. Mrs. T. f. Brown was assisted
by Mrs. Frayne, of Grafton, n. D., in
serving refreshments for the young
people. Those present were Ethel
Fielder, Mabel Mckay, Elsie Yeager,
Lottie Woodland, Bessie Parnell, Fern
Brown and Edith Morrow; Masters
Edgar Woodland, Ion Bogart, Har-
rold Smith, George Carlson, Arthur
Woodland, Louis Yeager and Bennie
Storey.
A very interesting entertainment oc-
Cured on Friday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall, corner Payne avenue and
Wells street, when the ladies of Cope
land Camp, No. 1874, Modern Wood
men of America, presented the camp
with beautiful silk velvet banner.
The ladies have zealously labored, Civ
ing parties and entertainments the en-
tire fall and winter, trying to complete
the same. The gathering last night
was rather an informal affair. Prof.
A w. Richardson was present and
gave several selections on the phono-
graph. Deacon Jones, better known
as Neighbor James Smith, was the
orator for the evening.
A pleasant surprise party was given
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Thauvald 439 University avenue,
March 10. in honor of Mrs. Thauwald's
birthday. She received some very
beautiful presents from her friends.
Among those present were MI and
Mrs. P. ThauWald, Mr.. and Mrs. Schu-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Berchern, Mr.
and Mrs. George Umland, Mrs. L. Els
enmenger, Mrs. E. Eisenmenger, Mrs.
Zschau. Mrs. Koenig, Mrs. Schmidt,
Mrs. Otto, Misses Koenig, Eisenmen-
ger, Anna and Ella INLAND, Minnie and
Sophie Thauwald.
The members and friends of Division
125 of the Grand International Auxil-
iary to the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers were pleasantly enter
tanned Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. CawIey,
n Isabel street. Progressive cinch
was the feature of the evening Prizes
were awarded as follows: Ladies
head prize, Mrs. j. W. Sullivan; gen.
tleman's head prize, j. Haines; foot
prizes, Miss Maud Barnes and T.
Quin. After refreshments were served
selections of music were given by the
Misses Cawley.
One of the pleasant events of the
past week was the joint anniversary
celebration of the two temples, Myrtle
No. and Unity No. 9, Rathbone Sis
ters, which occurred Tuesday evening
at II East Seventh street The hall
was filled to overf1owing with sturdy
Knights, fair ladies and their numer-
Gus friends. The hall presented
FESTIVE appearance, adorned with the
national colors, with a goodly sprink-
ling of old gold and yellow, emblematic
of the order. The Manhattan or
chestra furnished the music for dane
ing
North Star Camp, No. 1887, met last
Friday evening and transacted a large
amount of business. An even dozen
applications for membership were act
ed upon, and after these applicants
snail have become members by adopt
ton the 100 mark will be almost
reached. which makes an increase
since Jan. 1 last of over 75 per cent.
Later in the evening a large delega-
ton OF Minnehaha camp, headed by it's
popular consul, Harry Franklin, paid
North Star a fraternal visit, and rous-
ing speeches were made.
On Monday last Capitol Lodge No. 81
conferred the first rank upon five can
dldates, who We're cheered on their
way by large number of members
and visitors. Applications for men,
bership were also received. Next Mon
day there will be work in the second
rank, when five or more pages are ex-
pected to present themselves for ad-
vancement. Capitol lodge is coming
to the front steadily week by week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rothschild were
rendered a masquerade party last week
by about fifty of their friends. The
maskers were well disguised. The shah
of Persia flirted with the nursemaid the
milkman with the lady of fashion. and
the dude with the colored housemaid.
At IL o'clock lunch was served. Dane
ing, music and singing were indulged
in until late hour
The ladies of the Smith block. corner
of West Seventh and Chestnut streets.
were entertained on Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. j. o. Hail. There were
present, Mrs. ]. Devine, Mrs. D. A.
Quinn, Mrs. M. Sligo, Mrs. James
Holmes and Mrs. James Elliott Coffee
and refreshments were served and a
very pleasant time was experienced.
The Ben Hur Euchre club enter
tained friends very pleasantly at a
dancing party Thursday evening in
the dining room of the Hotel Barteau,
about thirty couple participating.
Music was furnished by the Twin City
Mandolin club. The next meeting will
be held at Mrs. Fields home Thurs
day, March 2S.
The Star Literary and Social club at
its last meeting elected the following
officers for the ensuing six months:
A. Goodman. reelected, president; A.
w. Lenhoff. vice president; NJ c. Perl
man, reelected, secretary; Louis H.
Mikes. treasurer.
The fancy dress party given by Com