The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-21

Wickershetm, Mrs. H. Klinkerfuss; Misses
Cornelia Schulze, Cora Repke, Annie Gail,
Ida Grewe, Emma Artz. Annie Rieck, Alice
RePke. Hattie Letteau, PHILIPPINE Artz, Lou
Letteau, Sybilla Kopp and Minnie Archter-
kirch; Messrs. j. II. Schurmeter, Gus
Schneider, George Schulze, Jacob Mathes,
Fred Schulze and ]. H. Hullsick.
Two bus loads of members of Minnehaha
camp, Modern Woodmen of America, their
wives and best girls also, several represent
atives of organized labor, on Tuesday evening
last, gave G. c. Collins pleasant surprise
at his residence, S1S King street. The occa-
sion was the forty-second birthday of Mr. Col
Inns, who is a charter member of Minnehaha
camp and who has always taken AN active
interest in the welfare of the order. Among
those present were DR.. and Mrs. L. E. Penny,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mounts, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Lott, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. w Ounphy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry He'd,
A. II. Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Franz Huber.
Mr.. and Mrs. William SiicoX, Mr.. and Mrs.
J: H. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs; H. Kent, ]; II.
McNally and sister, A. w. Lilly, William Run
yon, Samuel Agnew and sister, A. ]. Wood
bury and Harry Franklin. Remarks congrat-
ulating Mr.; Collins on having attained his
fOrty-secOnd year were made by Harry Frank
lin, A w. Lilly NJ. E. Murray, ]. H. Nc
Nally, Mrs. e. B. Lott, F. B. Minturn, A. H.
Hooper and others ]. H. Wilson, on behalf
of the party, in a few appropriate words,
presented Mr.. Collins with a handsome sill
ver-mounted brarwood pipe, after which
cards were INDUCED in until 1890, when lunch
was served. The party broke up shortly after
II o'clock.
The Evening Star Social Club of Dayton's
Bluff gave an enjoyable dancing party at
Iron Hall Friday evening, the Gem orchestra
attending. Lunch was served at midnight.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. E. Barry, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. C. Ntzhugh,, Mr.. and Mrs P. Nc
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs j. W. Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sheehy,
White, and the Misses Katie McGheean,
Maggie Tobin, Maggie Kelly. Laura Hickey
Katie Kelly, Mamie Campbell, Maggie Need
ham, ham, Mamie Casey, Emma Rogers, Mary
Casey, Lille Cash, Lizzie Rogers Nellie
O'Leary, Mamie Newman, Julia Bailey Mag
gle Hansen. Mary Brown, Lizzie Waldorf
Mabel Supple, Eva Brown, Katie Melon
ough, Annie Dewitt, Nellie Gillboy. Maggie
Dewitt Miss Lynch. Mary Leonard Maud
Slater, Mary McCabe, Nora Clinton, Lizzie
Buckley, Agnes McDermott, Katie Eagan
Bina McDermott; Messrs. B. McCabe, J.
Kahn. J. O'Leary, ]. Needham ]. Walsh, P
Tobin, R. Kelly, T. McDermott. T. Kenney
]. Pfister. w. Kelly, ]. Eagan, j.. Hishon, j.
Lee, ]. Knissel, j. Leonard T. Casey. NJ.
and E. Slater
The Monday Art and History class was
we'll attended last week, and the stereepticon
illustrations OF the particular phase of msdiae-
val art and architecture were especially sat
isfactory: The following are the subjects for
the fourth lesson ''Origin of the Fiorentine
Commune" increase in the Wealth and
Power of Florence During the Thirteenth
Century, 'Subjugation of Neighboring
Cities" Struggle Between Guelph and Ghib-
cine" ''Frescoes of Giotto in the Church CT
Santa Croce-Bardi and Peruzzi Chapels,"
Architect "The CamDanile"
The dancing party given by the X. X. *.
j!rs at the Oxford hall, last Tuesday even
ing was a marked success. The hall was
decorated with palms and the national coIors
Music was furnished by the s.. Anthony
Hill orchestra. The committees were: Re-,
GePtion, c. P. Manthai, r. R. Hauser, R. J.
White and F. r. Youngren; floor. F. W. Jess.
rang, J. NJ. Schweitzer, L. A. Hauser ard
+. J. Hahn.
Mrs. J. ]. Parker Friday gave the second