St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-05
JOY IN ARCANA.
Ramsey Council Closes the Carnival
With a Party.

Jul AhCANAs
Ramsey Council Closes the Carnival
With a Party.
Ramsey Council, Royal Arcanum,
gave an entertainment and dancing
party at New Central hall last evening,
which was attended by 500 people.
A varied and well selected pro-
gramme was given by the ST. Anthony
hill orchestra, Misses Lille and Garnet
Bruggeman, Miss Edith Cline Ford,
Mrs. Allan Krieger; Ramsey euartette,
George DAM, George Klinkerfues and
Messrs. Harris and Mcmillan, after
which there was a dancing programme
Of twelve numbers. During the even
ing George D. Thane made an address,
in which he dwelt on the Royal Arcan-
UNI. past and present. told Of its worth,
and sought the enlistment of new MEM
bers. The order, he said, was organ
lied in Boston in 1875 and had grown
from a membership of nine to one Of
over 175000, and had paid s32, 100000 in
benefits. Last year over $4,000,000 was
paid. Ramsey council was six years
old, and the present membership was
240.
A large class will be initiated at a
union meeting to be held here Feb. IL
in honor Of the supreme officers visit
here.
The officers and directors of the Com
mercial club will tender reception to
the members and ladies at the club
rooms tonight. The first part of the
evening will be devoted TO pro-
gramme consisting of musical numbers
and addresses by officers and mem
bers. President E. Vanish will
speak on behalf of the officers. Minneo-
pa quartette, J. Jay Watson and Miss
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musical numbers. The dancing pro-
gramme will then be given in the large
banquet room. Light refreshments
will be served in the private dining
rooms The members of"The Brownies"
company have been invited and will
be present after the theatrical perform
ance
The Young Peoples Society of the
Church of the Ascension gave a mus
ical and literary entertainment at the
home of DR.. Dampier, 299 Winifred
street, last evening. There was large
attendance, and a very enjoyable
evening was passed. F. w. Pease gave
a number of violin selections, and Paul
Floyd, who has a voice of unusual
power and sweetness, sang Good Bye,
Sweet Day" with effect.
The Summit Skating club gave a car
niv al party at Central hall last evening.
There were thirty couples present, the
Minnehaha Ladies' club being in at
tendance in uniform, as well as the
Summit club members. Westminster
orchestra furnished the music.
The reception at the school Of fine
arts occurs the last Thursday of this
month. Those having the affair in
charge are arranging some novel de-
tails for the evenings entertainment.
An entertainment will be given
Thursday evening in the guild room Of
the Church of the Messiah $50 Fuller
street. Capital City Mandolin club will
assist with the musical programme
Miss Clark gave luncheon to eight
of her friends yesterday at her home,
467 Holly avenue, for her guest, Miss
Bower, of Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs A. H. Warren will entertain Feb.
Is at her home, 6S7 Portland avenue.
Mrs. Alanson Messer and Miss Mes
ser will entertain informally this aft
ernoon at 80 Mackubin street for Miss
Messer Of Cedar Rapids.
Mrs William D. Kirk entertains
Thursday at $50 Summit avenue.
The Saturday Card club will meet
Saturday at the home Of Miss Egan,
Crocus hill
Mrs. William Davis, Of 400 Laurel
avenue, entertains Friday.
The Audubon Euchre club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. A. Harnish,
of West Seventh street.
Ellsworth Circle, Ladies Of the G.
A R., gives a dime social at the home
Of Mrs. Ruth Eldridge, the Bucking-
ham, this morning.
Mrs J. Clark will entertain this even
ing at 500 Dayton avenue.
Mrs Thomas Cochran gave a dinner
last evening for Mrs. Dennis, Of New
| York, at SO Western avenue.
The Mothers club, Of lower town, will
meet at 424 East Ninth street today
! from to o'clock. The subjects will
| be control Of the imagination and the
uses Of fairy tales. All interested are
cordially invited to attend.