The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-17

and light blue. Messrs. Hoffman ant
Schroer wound up the parade
| The contest lay chiefly between Miss
| Gowdy and Mr.. Sally and Miss Burge.
/ son and Mr.. Lovejoy. Later there was
a hop and refreshments.
There were 100 guests.
| Deacon, of 1854 Grand avenue, is home on
| visit from New York.
| Mr.. Deacon will soon go to Eastern Montana
| on business trip He is connected with the
| firm of Renwick, Aspinwall & Owen in New
York. He expects to remain in Montana un.
| til summer.
report that he intends to enter into bust.
ness there, he says, is incorrect.
The engagement will probably be an,
nounced before the summer passes of g
ern man of wealth and high social standing
| The young woman is away from st. Paul at
present, and only the most intimate friends
of the family have been informed of the en-
| gagement
The programme for the concert at Crocus
Hill club Saturday evening will be given by
soprano, and David F. Colville, baritone will
| sing the vocal solo numbers; Miss May
Strong will play the piano solo parts, and
Arthur Berg, the violinist, will be heard in
several selections: There will be twelve
duos by Mrs Candy and Miss Morton, and
Mrs. Curtis and Miss Hartsinck; and a piano
quartette by Miss Zenzius, Mrs. Curtiss
Miss Hartsinck and Miss Talman.
concert is announced for st. Cloud March
rs, the artists for the evening including mu.h
of the best talent in the Twin Cities. Miss
Florence Pace, the popular st. Paul so
prano, will be the. soloist for the evening.
Heinrich Hoevel. the Minneapolis violinist;
Fritz Schlachter, 'celloist; and Jane Wake
man, the pianist, also of Minneapolis COM
pose the remainder of the group giving the
programme. selection of high-class music
has been made. The event takes place in
the Grand opera house.
Mrs. Charles Titcomb entertained at lunch
con yesterday for Miss Blanche Williams, of
R1dgeway, Pa. The guests were Mrs. David
F. Colville, Mrs. G. w. Thompson, Mrs. J..
A. Deter, Mrs. c. S. Morgan, Mrs. James
Schoonmacher and Mrs. DR.. Briggs.
The White Flyer Cycle club will give Its
fifth social hop at Sherman hall this evening.
Pepin's orchestra will furnish the music for
the occasion.
Mrs. Charles Braden is visiting Miss Jo-
sephine Hungerford, in st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. James E. Weirick, of South Victoria
street, leaves soon for the East.
Mrs. cambridge H. Evans has returned
from a five-weeks' visit in New York.
Mrs Wagner, who has been the guest of
Prof. and Mrs. Titcomb, at the Genesee re-
turned Saturday to her home in Rochester.
N. Y.
D. w. Van Week has gone to Ashland.
WIS, to assume the management of his
brothers numbering business. Mr. Van Week
is also interested in the copper mines above
Ashland
Miss Blanche Williams the pianist left
in
Mrs. Heinrich Hahn and Miss Hildepard
Hahn leave in about four weeks for Germany
to reside, joining Miss Hahn, who is taking
a course in vocal culture.
Mrs. Fry, of the Ashland. and her son,
have returned from an extended Eastern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Mccartney and Miss
Maude Mccartney, of Dayton avenue leave
in ten days for trip abroad.
The Four Leaf Glover club will give the
sixth party of the winter series this evening
In fuckers hall, Forest and Margaret streets
streets.
II, 1t Is a spring tonga muscle builder
Hamm's Book Beer: On draught or bottled
for families. Telephone 935-2.
CUT RATES TO THE EAST
Via 1.-THE MHWaukee".
New York-$14 first class, $13 second class,
Boston-$16 first class, SIS second class
Other points in proportion.
City Ticket Office, 365 Robert St.. St. Paul.
Mimi.
To NeU York
Via the Burlington Route. only S14CO. Ticket
Offices 400 Robert street (Hotel Ryan, and
Union Depot.
Only $1,000 to Boston, Mass. via Chicago