The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-28
ADIEUS TO SCHOOL LIFE
JUNIORS AND SENIORS OF THE
CLEVELAND MAKE MERRY

the Class of 'OS by the Members
of '99--Class and School Collars
Were Beautifully Blended In
Bunting and Flowers.
one or the brightest class events Of
the year was the junior senior recep-
ton given by the junior class of. the
Cleveland high school last evening for
the senior class
The reception was given in Odd Fell
lows hall on Payne avenue sin ORDER"
as the president of the class explained,
that there be no memories of the du-
Ties or school life to mar the evening""
The decorations were composed of the
two class colors and the school colors
carried out in flowers and bunting.
The colors for the class of '99 are red
and white, sweet peas being the class
hover, and pink and white are the
colors of the senior class, the class
hover being carnations Olive green
ana pink are the school cOlors. Palms
and potted plants were used as an eff
fective background, and sweet-scented
lilacs decorated the tables in the din
ing hall. The welcoming address was
made by Miss Alice DAILY, president of
the junior class, and was responded to
by Horace Hokanson, president of the
oCiiiOio' lHeIe was d programme ny
little Daisy Haas, Laura Peterson and
the Mandella orchestra. following which
refreshments were served, and there
was dancing.
Among the guests were S. A. Farms
worth, the principal of the Cleveland
school; Miss Ickler, Miss Gray, Miss
Grant, Miss fuller, Miss Freeman and
Miss Doherty, teachers of the school,
and Mamie Daily, Violet Bacon, Agnes
Johnston, Annie McCauley, Hanna Be-
din, Amy Tollefson, Bessie Daily, Mar
garet Jenkens, Marble Woolsey, Esther
Ostergreen, Lottie Sjoberg, John Han
son, Maurice Hickman, Albert Hosmer,
Alfred Pearons. Axel Lindgren, Leole
Thompson, George Leonard, Ida Guse,
Frances Guse. Gussie Goethe, Bessie
Richatch, Adolph Voges and others.
The hosts and hostesses for the even
ing were Nina Lundgren, Alice DAILY,
Hilda Johnson, Hanna Ernst Harriet
Kenney, Julia Anderson, Ella Nelson,
Alice Johnson, Amy Lyons, Nina Ham
ilton. Marian Pauline. Marietta Han
son, Emma Sjoberg, Clara Hooper, Liz
zie Luck, Hilda Hellman, Gusse Stein,
Tillie Anderson, Eva Nicholson, Mabel
Hoffman, Adolph Voges, Otto Steiner,
john Grythman and George Leonard.
st. Paul chapter, o. e. S., gave a
social last evening at the Milham home
Oh Ol. AHluOHy AVENUE Everything
had been arranged to make the event
success, and, while the weather lessen
ed the attendance, very enjoyable
time was had by those who gathered
in the fag-bedecked rooms.
There were flags everywhere to greet
the guests and remind them that this
is a time of enthusiastic patriotism.
Over the arches of the wide hallway
were draped great American flags. one
enormous banner covering the balus-
trade of the stairway Over the arch
between the first and second parlor
hung big Cuban flag, which had seen
service in the present cause.
Streamers and flags graced the doors
and walls Of the second parlor and
dining room, and one door was pref
tily draped with the silken trophies
Company D has won on it's several sue
cesSful trips over the country. Com
pany DIS flags and great Mardi Gras
banner were used with artistic effect,
and everywhere the Stars and Stripes
were reminders of the great question
Of the day, and the place Of honor was
accorded to a large portrait of Adj
miral Dewey
There was a graphaphone entertain
ment during the evening under the di-
rection Of Mr. Campion, and an eXhi-
bition of colored dissolving views by
Mr.. Wheelock
Music was furnished by Frank Oates,
vocalist and Miss May Fuller. of Min
neapOlis, pianist; and Miss Addie
Knapp gave a reading.
Receiving with Mrs. Milham were
Miss Lillian Ellis, Miss Jennie Thomp-
son, Mrs. B. F. Miller and James Por-
ter. Ices and cake were served
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ames have an
nounced the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Maude Ames, to DR.. Samuel
G. Ginner. Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, in st. Pauls Episcopal church.
Ellsworth circ:e Ladies of the G. A. R..
gave card party last evening at the home
of Mrs. Twiss, on East Ninth street. The
Smith. Mrs. Twiss and Mrs. Kingdom.
The women of the circle VIII meet today
with Mrs K F. Eldredge. on College avenue.
The members will meet Monday morning
Odd Fellows hal and go to Forest cemetery
in body.
Garfield w. R.. c. gave the last of seri
OF caro- parties last evening in Garfield hel'.
Inc ladies' AIDES receiving d Ing were Mrs Devere Lah
women will serve dinner in Garfield hall.
Church met yesterday in the par.ors and
planned work for the Red Cross society.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Church
met yesterday with Mrs. B. C. Cornwen, of
west Central avenue.
The ladies of the Hill Division of the First
Baptist Church met yesterday with Mrs w.
j. Allen, of Holly avenue.
Mrs. G. H. Rust, of Reaney street, enter
tanned the Young Ladies' Bible Class of the
First Baptist Church last evening
The Young Peoples Literary Sec ETY. CT
Central Park M. E. Church met last evening
in the church parlors.
There will be musical at the Town and
Country club this evening.
parlor concert was given last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. johnson by the
Ladies' Aid Society of First Swedish Lutheran
church.
Miss J. M. Fuller gave a musical and lit
erary entertainment last evening in Central
Presbyterian church under the auspices of
the Y. P. c. e.
The semi-annual meeting of the Womans
Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church will be
held Wednesday, the first day Of diocesan
council. at 2:30, in Gethsemane parish house.
Addresses will be made by Bishop Whipple,
Bishop Gilbert and Dean Rollit.
An entertainment, consisting of music.
patriotic drills and tableaux will be given
this evening at Central high school hall by
the pupils of the Van Buren, school, for the
benefit of the piano fund Of that school.
CLAIMED CORY IS SHORT.
SOS Collected in April.
complaint was sworn out in the Of
fee of the county attorney yesterday by the
st. Paul Flour and Feed company against
James E. Cory. charging Cory with the en-
bezzlement of s10S
Cory was employed by the st. Paul Flour
and Feed company as collector and book