The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20


Twin Cities, and socially the event will be
a pleasant one Minneapolis will be well rep
resented, as Mrs. Dorr Is as much a favorite
with the Minneapolis musicians as with those
at home.
The Phi Kappa Psi Of the active chapter
and the Twin City alumni have about COM
pleted the arrangements for the ball at the
West Friday evening. Several out-of-town
men will be present and the younger society
set from both cities will be well represented.
Danz furnishes the music for a popular
dance programme.
A pleasant surprise party, consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
Neiss, Miss Myrtle Johnson, Miss Annie
Ekman, Miss Jessie King Miss Blanche
Howard, Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Ekman, took
possession of the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor, 875 Martin street, Friday evening
last, it being the tenth anniversary Of their
wedding. most enjoyable evening was
spent.
Tie Bonum Tempus club announces its
next and last dancing party for Friday even
ing in Oxford hall. No pains will be spared
by the members to make this the most sue
ceSSful event Of their winter series, AL Of
which have been enjoyabl affairs.
Constellation chapter, O. E. S., gives a
hop In Masonic Temple tomorrow evening.
The annual ball by the Golden Red Cinch
club takes place this evening in Oxford hall,
and will be quite an elaborate affair. The
music will be furnished by Seibert's orches-
ira, and a well-selected card of dances has
been announced. The grand march begins at
$50 O'Clock. Supper will be served at IL.
A. o. H., Division No. 1, will give an en-
tertainment and hop in A. o. H. hall, West
Seventh and Sixth streets, Monday evening.
All A. o. H. people are extended an invi-
tation.
The last dancing party Of the Cheqeogman
Dancing club will take place in Oxford hall
Thursday.
A social hop will be given by the Social
Dancing club at it's hall, University avenue
and Rice street, Friday evening.
The young ladies of St. Johns church will
give card party this evening at the school
hall, Forest and Francis streets.
An open parliament of the Womans Council
Of Merriam Park will be held by the Gamma
NJ club, at the residence of Mrs. c. H.
Grouse, 1927 Carroll street. Friday, at 2:30
O'Clock p. M The following programme will
be presented:
Piano Solo-Selected ........... Miss Freeman
Paper" Review Current Events of the
Winter ........... Miss Caroline Beaumont
president Thursday Club, Minneapols.)
Vocal Solo-"Le Laran Rose ........ .Arditi
Mrs. John Hartigan.
Paper.''New Chapters in Ancient His
.................. Mrs Louise Chapman
CMinneapolis)
Vocal Solo-Selected. ...... Mrs. Fred Cropsey
Piano Solo-Selected. :. Mrs. Frank DufreSne
In compliment to the ladies of the Presby-
terrain church. OF Merriam Park, the Sappho
quartette will give an entertainment at Wood
rufus hall Friday vening with Mrs. J. Convey
first soprano; Mrs. Thomas Bell, second
soprano Mrs. Ethel Louise Rounds, first
alto; Mrs. Martin A. Paulson, second alto.
The programme is as follows:
Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Rounds
"MlIer's Song .................. Zollner
Der Wasserfall' ............... German
Alto Alto so1oo"For the Sake Of the 'e''09O
Ethel Louise Rounds.
Quartette-"Suanee River Cby re-
quest ...,-.......-.-... ...... ......,.. Root
Reading ........... .........Mrs. Thomas Bell
Quartette ................ -. Evening Bells
Soprano Solo-"Because Love
Mrs Ira ]. Convey.
Quartette-VaIse ........ ..Vogei
Mrs Alexander T. Bigelow, of Merriam
Park, gives a luncheon today.
The children of Park Congregational church
give Easter entertainment this evening.
Mrs. James Schoonmaker gives a luncheon
today.
The Crocus Hill Mothers club meets this
afternoon with Mrs. G. M. Powers. Of Good
rich avenue and Grotto street. Mrs. F. G.
Tiffany and Miss Newsom will speak.
Mrs. John Mclean. of Iglehart street gives
a whist party this evening
Mrs. H. c. McNair entertained the vigiant
club yesterday at her home on Dayton ave-
nue..
The Holly Avenue Euchre club meets today
with Mrs. R. H. E. Callahan, at Fort Smell
ing.
The Twin City Social club gives hop to-
night in Twin City hall.
The drama, "a Great Catastrophe" Will be
given this evening in ST. Joseph's assembly
hall by the united temperance societies Of
the church.
Miss Katherine NJ. Sullivan. of Merriam
Park, gives a dancing party in Irish-Amer-
lean club this evening.
Mrs. c. ]. McConviIle, of Arundel street
gives breakfast at the Town and Country
club this morning for Miss Susie O'Brien.
A progressive euchre patty will be given
this evening in Assumption school hall.
Arrangements are about completed for the
entertainment to be given in the parlors Of
ST. JOseph's church by the cadets Thursday
evening. Rev. w. P. Walsh will direct the
affair. The proceeds go toward the cadets
annual outing.
The Thursday club gives a reception this
afternoon for its president Mrs Paris
FLETCHER at the home of Miss Carpenter, on
St. Peter street.
The annual election of the Women's Auxil-
lary OF st. johns Church takes place Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braden return this
week from Los Angeles.