The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-13

of whom had Dlooded dogs Oh eAhlo-
ton.
The pure food exhibit was also of
interest socially through the ladies'
auxiliary, and many of the society girls
assisted the ladies of the day during
the week.
ST. Patrick's day will break in on
the morotony of Lent this week, ana
several events have been arranged for
that evening among the clubs and
Catholic church societies.
Mrs Helen Armstrong. who so ably
gave the demonstrations at the manu-
facture rs exhibit last week, made
many friends socially in St. Paul, by
her strong personality, and her earn
est co-c2eration with the women Of
the committee, did much toward MAX
ing the affair a success.
Mrs Armstrong was listened to by
large crowds, and great interest was
displayed and attention given at all
of her demonstrations. Her methods
accord to principles and are the re
suits Of technical training and practical
experience. Her work was both at
tractive and systematic and given in
a clear and definite manner, the results
being both pleasing to the palate and
eye. The course was no doubt an in
CellllNR nOuSeh6BDtIS
to the exhibitors. Cooking was eleVat-
ed to the plane of other arts.
DR.. Andrew Fossum, of St. Olaf's
college will speak before the Central
Study club at its monthly meeting
Monday evening in Peoples church on
"The Ancient Greek Theater." DR..
Fossum formerly held the chair of
Greek in Columbia college, and under
the auspices of that institution visited
Greece some years ago and made
number of excavations among the ruins
there.
His lecture will be illustrated with
stereoptican views and he brings with
him to St. Paul a model of an ancient
theater Of his own construction. With
the aid of his model he will illustrate
the Greek mode of staging play, US
ing the "Agamemnon" of Aeschylus for
his discussion.
E H. Schorer, of the Colorado, was
rendered a pleasant surprise by num-
Der of friends Friday evening.
The event was in the nature of
birthday celebration, participated in
largely by Mr.. Schorer's business ac-
quaintances and fellow members of the
order Of Elks.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
playing cards and the enjoyment of
music. Mr.. Schorer received several
handsome rememberances from his
friends. Among those present were:
A. J. Robertson, DR.. a. J. Robillard, F.
II. Tenny, Howard Wheeler, F. E. Pow
Brooks Henderson, Christopher 7. Monk
W. Nj. Farrar, E. Lovejoy. J. L. Pratt, e.
F. Wood E. G. Henry, T. Peterson, D.
P. Malloy, J. S. Cowly, R. c. Neuen-
schwan6er, J. e Gedreich A. G. Johnson
Frank Laughlin. David N. Andrada, F.
H. Rice F. D. HGman E. R Murphy EI c: s.
Rhodes. J. II. Dickey, w. Munich, B. F. Ell
dridge Jas. p. Healey, J. H Brady, Robert
Baker. H. Rittmaster, NJ. ODowd. Samuel
Neuman. George Burgren. J. R. Wede Jr.
J. Hefernon. T. Swide. w. G. Pierce G. s.
Trumbel. Harry r. Davis. H. Delefeld, j.
H. King. Louis Nash, S. E. Foreman j. T.
King. Charles Willard, F. H. Rice, B. Hill.
W. Eagan, J. NJ. Gaisla, Capt. c. T. Rou-
leau.
Miss Lucy Hallowell. of st. Anthony
avenue. entertained the Crusoe Cinch
were made by Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Boyeson.
Mrs Henry Weber, of 400 Louis street., en-
tertained a few friends Monday evening in
celebration of her birthday.
Mrs. lydia Muller entertained at cards and
aancing Thursday evening. First prizes were
BOrjes: consolation prizes were awarded to
Miss Anna kunz and Marc Harris.
Mrs H. w. Field, Of the Buckingham en-
tertaired~ informally at duplicate whist Thurs
day evening. High scores were made by
Mrs Hart. Mrs Paul Hendrickson, George
Simmons. Paul Hendrickson and N. Cook.
Charles R. Meacham gave a musicale
"Wednesday evening at his home on st. AL
bans street.
Mrs. ". NJ. Cumbey. of Olive street, gave
pink luncheon Tuesday afternoon. The
ladies assisting her were Mrs. George Per-
kins. Mrs. II. w. Field, Mrs H. n. Cook,
Miss Lille Carmody and Miss Josephine
Cumhey.
Mrs. II. T. Black arranged surprise party
Friday evening for her daughter Hal Black.
The children were entertained frcm until 10
O'Clock with progressive peanuts. and the
prizes were won by Lucille Davis Helen Os-
trum Emmett Naylor and Hal Fagey.
The Misses HalloweI of St Anthony ave-
nue. VIII give the second of a series of
thimbie bees Saturday afternoon.
Even the men felt the influence of the pure
food exhibit this week. At the FIRST NJ E.
church Friday night the men of the church
served NEST elaborate dinner to the women
of the church. At Plymouth church last
evening the men arranged tempting menu
and Friday night of this week the men of
Dayton Avenue church will serve their an
nual dinner. There will be a good pro-
gramme s-d lots of fun ard plenty of good
things TO sat promised all who attend.
Miss Hathaway, of Austin, was a guest of
honor at a progressive euchre party given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. P. Mcdonald at
her home on Lincoln avenue. The company
was small one, including only the mem
bers of the Harmony Euchre club. The rooms
were arranged with palms. ferns and roses
Among the players were P ]. Schaub, Mrs.
S. W. Raudenbush. Mrs. A. w. Lyman, Mrs
Charles Mckee. Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. William
Ruff. Mr.. S. P. Crosby, Mrs. Oliver Crosby,
Mrs. Fubank, Mrs. Reynoldscn, Mrs. Bart
lett and Mrs. J. E. Haycock. Mrs. Mcdonald
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Eubank.
Mrs ]. \. wilson gave luncheon Thurs
day in compliment to Mrs. F. E. Fisher. of
Detroit, Mich, who is her guest, entertaining
a company of twelve. After luncheon cards
were played. The guests were Mrs. Alexander
johnson, Mrs. John Nelson. Mrs. John O'Brien
and Mrs. Holm. of Stllwaer; Mrs. Reuben
Warner. Mrs. S. S. WEIGH, Mrs. C. E. Evans
and Mrs. Lyons.
dinner was given Thursday evening by
Mrs. J. R. jerks. at the Aberdeen. The table
decorations were American Beauty roses and
7HGiGenha,r ferns. The guests were: EX-Gov
Alexander Ramsey, Mrs. c. f. Furness. Col.
and MIS-. Carey, DR.. and Mrs. E. J. Abbott
Mrs. c. W. Mcintyre and Alexander Ramsey
Speel
An informal tea was given Thursday after
noon at } O'Clock by Mrs Ball at her home on
Portland avenue. Miss Bridges, of Milwau-
kee was the guest Of homer.
Mrs. w R. Begg. of Laurel avenue, gave a
small tea Wednesday afternoon from to
O'Clock in honor of Miss Fisher, of Detroit,
Mich
The Capital City Cycle club will give ball
('anihridUa ha1 ooly