The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-04
In MINERVA'S STATE-ROOM
TERPsICHORE REIGNED QUEEN
OVER ALL FOR A NIGHT

Annual Reception of Juniors to
Seniors Is Given at the Central
High School Assembly Hail.
News of u svveItering Day in Sc
ciety in u City Oppressed by
Heat.
Dancing, Japanese lanterns and ROSY
lights made a pretty vista of the lower
hallway of the Central high school last
evening, and in the assembly hall
above the Stars and Stripes, streanlers
OF the junior and senior class coIors.
and plants and flowers made a hand
some background for the dainty light
gowns OF the young women as they
whirled by with their partners in the
dance or prOmenaded in dignity down
the hall.
The occasion was the annual Junior
senior reception, rendered the seniors Of
the school by the juniors
The chaperones for the evening were
:, Miss Miner. Miss Kellogg. Miss De Camp
Mrs William Wood, Mrs. Steward. Miss Do
herty.. Miss Pollock. Miss Beach, Miss
was among the guests.
Among the dancers were: Misses Wnifred
Bril-, Katherine Abbott, Blanche Greer Mad
eIine Liggett, Louise Ray. Maude Steward,
hess, BlshNne. MCGOWAN, Polly Bullard
Shove Holloway, Rood. Ethel Lilly, Jessie
Arey, Edith Dabney, Mary MeMichae, Halde-
man, Barnett, StoughtOn. Smith, Fry. RATHER
Fred Owens Walter Lindeke, Roy Squires,
Hugh Arey, Max Lando Halstead Moody, Da-
yid Arensohn Brack, Paul Garfield, Arthur
Sanders, Barry Dibble, Levi Devine and 9TH
ers.
The following were the committees: Ar
rangements-Arthur Sanders. chairman Jo-
seph Burke. Ralph Hasenwinkle Leo Devine
!nvitation-Paul Campbell. chairman; Kath-
crime Abbott. Madeline Liggett, Louise Ray,
James Muir.
Reception-Winifred Brill, chairman: Mary
Smith, Charlotte Earhuff. Blanche Greer,
Louise Ray. Gilbert Jackson. James Boards
lee. Edward Campbell. Leo Devine, Joseph
Burke.
Refreshments Elizabeth Hensel, chairman;
Helen Parsons, Polly Bullard, Arthur Saun-
ders, Joseph Burke.
Observation-Disclosures Steward. chairman:
Earhuff. Winifred Brill. Harriet Armstrong
Ethel Wallworck, James Beardslee, James
Muir, Edward Campbell. Cleo Wheeler, Ella
Rtzinger. Gilbert jackson, Ralph Hasenwin-
kle, Guy Stoughton. Polly Billiard, Ella Bar
nett.
Miss Carlene Curtis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil G. Curtis, of Goodrich
avenue, will be married today to John
Ellsworth Blunt, of Evanston ILL.,, at
the family residence.
Mrs. r. M. Newport gave her second
afternoon tea yesterday at her home on
Summit avenue. The rooms were hand
somely decorated, and about 100 women
called during the afternoon.
Miss Pearl Benfam, of Hamline,
Mimi, who is home from New York
after year Of special study in vocali-
Zation under one of the best of train
ers, will sing in the Clinton Avenue
Methodist church tomorrow evening.
Miss Benham is a graduate of Ham
line university.
Mrs. T. H. Lyles one of the state or
ganizers, went to Minneapolis Thurs
day and helped organize the Lucy
Thurman w. c. T. u, with ten men,
bers, at the home of Rev. Mrs. Ragen,
2019 Clinton avenue.
Miss Hazel Bolton. of Lincoln avenue, gives
a cycle party Tuesday evening.
Mrs Charles Van Duzee. of Ashland ave-
nue., entertained the Mistletoe Euchre club
Thursday. Mrs. w. H. Lanes and Mrs. p
Mcdonald won the prizes.
The Misses Hill entertained at tea yesterday
afternoon. -'i'--- 7'-@f
Miss KaIman is home from Chicago.
Gen. w. B. Bend and Miss Bend are home
from New York.
DR.. ]. P. Egbert is East
Mrs Frances Palmer Kimball leaves in
few days for New York for her health.