The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-12

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The Red Cross benefit concert was
the matter of absorbing interest in ev-
cry part of the city during the week
All other events gave way before this
enormous venture and both the enter
tainment given and the patronage ac-
corded it voiced the sentiment of the
hour.
The change from the original scheme
of repeating the living flag, to the Red
Cross as suggested by The G o e,
caught the popular fancy. Mr.. Congdon
in speaking of the change said:
Il shall never repeat the living flag
on small scale. The people have
picture with them of the original and
1 do not wish to cheaper it"
Miss Mary Thurston gave dancing party
Thursday evening, at her home on St. An
thony avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs C. P Bailey chaperoned a
party of about twenty young people to White
Bear last evening to attend the hop at RAJ
maley's.
The two dancing parties to be given by the
Junior circle Kings Daughters. for the bene-
fit of the Red Cross. will be the most en-
joyable event of June for the dancing set
The first will take place next Friday evening
and the second Monday evening June 20, at
Cambridge hall. Both parties will begin at
o'clock. and will include programmes of
twenty dances. The st. Anthony Hill or
feature of both parties will be number of
fancy dances introduced by Miss Barry
There viii be solo and duet dances and a
minuet in costume. The ticket committee in
cludes Miss Anne Appleton, 54S Portland ave-
nue.: Miss Barry, 679 st. Peter street. and
Miss Adele Perkins 2S1 Arundel street. The
following ladies will act as patronesses: Mrs
George K. Finch, AIRS Robert Mathews, Mrs
e. II. Cutter, Mrs E. n. Saunders, Mrs.
Dudley Finch, Mrs. E N Bailey Mrs. Chan
ming seabury. Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple. Mrs.
Brooks. Mrs. Ed Hopper, Mrs. E. j. Abbott,
Mrs. Rudolph Rossum, Mrs. Stewart Moore
and Mrs. J. J. Parker.
Thursday evening the friends of Rev. S. A.
Cook. pastor of Wesley NJ. E. church. and
graduate of Hamline university, gathered
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Swan, of
Cook street. The other guests of honor be-
sides Rev. Mr.. Cook were Mr.. and Mrs Cook,
the Misses Cook and Master Cook, of Blue
Earth City. There was programme of
speeches and music
The High School Alumni association will
hold its annual Reunion in the assembly hall
of the Central high school next Friday even
ing. The programme follows:
Presidents Address-Leavitt Corning, 49,
Response-Herman Johnson. 49,
Remarks by superintendent-A. j. Smith.
Vocal Selection-C. H. Bgelow Jr 49,
Diaogue-"The Confederates,' by Miss
Edith c. Hammersley, s2 and Harry Pratt
Judson.
selections-High School Double Male Quar-
tette.
The music for long dancing programme
will be furnished by the full ST. Anthony
Hill orchestra. Supper will be served
An entertainment will be given by the pupils
OF the Edmund Rice school at the Pacific
church Tuesday afternoon and evening. The
proceeds of the entertainment are for the
benefit of the library and flag fund An in
teresting programme, consisting of songs, rec
itations and calisthenic exercises, will be
given.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Mary's Church.
Merriam Park, has chartered the steamer
Henrietta and barge for an excursion to Shak-
opee Saturday. The Minnesota State band
accompanies the excursion to furnish music
Light refreshments are to be served on board.
The boat is to leave the levee. foot of Jack
son street, at o'clock, and as there is ample
protection from rain, the excursion will take
place regardless of the weather
The Junior-Senior reception at the Mechan-
ic Arts high school took place Thursday
evening. There a dance programme of
sixteen numbers to the music of the ST.
Anthony Hill orchestra.
At meeting of Como Division No. 9S, La
dies auxiliary to the Order OF Railway Con-
ductors. held Wednesday at Bowlby hall. ar
engagements were completed for the union
meeting to be held Wednesday, June 49, 1t is
exPectoG that there will be an attendance of
ineaTiy 100, the members of Volunteer Di-
vision No. l23. OF Austin, and those of Flour
City division. of Minneapolis, and delegates
from Fergus Falls, Duluth and West Supe-
rior are to be the guests of the local division
The members of Austin division will exem-
pity the work, and picked team from the
three divisions. in command by Mrs. ]. c. Nc
Call, district Inspector, and Mrs. W. H. Carr
OF Minneapolis. and Mrs. E. Terry, of Austin
will give the floor degree work.
The members of the Austin division will
arrive on the 1880 morning train. They will
be met by a delegation of local sisters and es-
corted to the hall.
A special chartered car will bring the Min
neapolis contingent over at the same time.
course luncheon Will be served at u O'Clock
and the session will open at 1:3O. A team will
be organized from the three divisions to give
the Huntington drill work at the biennial con-
Yention at Detroit next May.
The local committee is: Mrs. ]. W. Oldboy,
Mrs. NJ. N Goss Mrs. J. Cardle, Mrs NJ
Kingsley, Mrs. E. R. McGiven, Mrs. F. Pease,
Mrs J. Noble. Mrs. d. Reece. Mrs. j. K
Morrison, Mrs. ]. c. Mccall, Mrs. P. H. Kel-
made by the Minnesota women to start an
endowment fund to help support the Railway
Mems home in Chicago.
Conrad O.. Searle entertained informally
Wednesday evening at his home on Ramsey
Mrs. Sahl, Mrs. Smith, Miss Greve Miss
Chute, Miss Bessie Chute. of Minneapolis;
Fred Chute. Louis Chute. Mr.. Stahl and Mr..
Rider.
MIR. and~-Mrs. John McCdlloch celebrated
their tw5aty4fifth wedding anniversary az.
evening at their home Osceola avenue.
The event was silver tea, and the proceeds
went toward the church fund of the First
Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. McCul-
loch were assisted in receiving by Rev. Mr..
Sinclair, Miss McCulloch Mrs. j. s. Mackey
Mrs: E. ]. Stilwell and Mrs. A. B. Sib,ey.
II the dining room were Mrs. C. P. Schaub,
Mrs. John Silver, Mrs. Cook, Miss Beebe,
Miss Bessie Bolton, Miss Charlotte Earhuf,
Miss Grace Stilwell, Miss Belle Overton.
Miss Edith Bartlett, Miss Maud Price and
Miss Violet Price.
for Miss Jackman, of Boston; Miss Pond, CT
minneapolis; Miss Curtis. of Jamestown N
y; Miss Shores, Of Great Falls; Miss Greye
and Miss Kalman.
Miss Pollock cbaperoned the following party
FRANKLIN Smith: Misses Florence Ely. Edith
Dabney. Phoebe Nicholas, Eleanor Dickson
MarJory Rood. Ethel Hail. Winifred Brill
Alice Woodman. Harry Robbins, Don Camp
pei; Lee kellogg, Lambert Fairchild, Hal
sted Moody and Mason Case
Mrs. c. c. De Coster gave a small whist
party Thursday afternoon at her residence
on summit avenue. The high scores. north
and south, were made by H. P. Upham and
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