The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-01
PYTHIAN SOLDIERS.
Champion and Lincoln Lodges En-.
terrain the Members of Ivy Leaf

Pythtan castle to the members of Ivy lodge of
the same order, and twenty five knights wear
ing the blue of the regular army were right
royalty greeted.
Ivy lodge is made up of members of the
Third infantry, located at Fort Smelling and
since the return OF the regiment from San
tiago arrangements were made by the mem-
bers OF Champion and Lincoln lodges to well
come such OF the command as were mem
bers Of the order fraternally
Two hundred Of the Champion. and Lincoln
knights gathered at the hail. and three hours
were spent in a pleasant, informal way. d
M Sullivan made short address of welcome
10 the guests, and Private Shaw, of Ivy lodge
responded and also outlined the trip of the
Thlrd regiment from the time it left st. Paul
until IL returned
Private Grimes read extracts from diary
Whch he Kept and Sergeant Keller confined
his remarks to the engagements in which the
regiment participated. The talks by the boys
IN Dlue' were OF a very interesting character
ana they were greeted with hearty applause
whenever good point was brought out.
=. A. G.: Johnson contributed several recta-
lions, Henry Dellafeld piano solos, and the
Twin City Mandolin club filed out the pro-
gramme. Refreshments were served after the
social features of the reception were over
me committee having the affair in charge
were L. G. Neuensch wander, l.. F. Eutrup
and L. G: Shackford, of Lincoln lodge, and
y M. Sullivan, Joseph Dellar and Harry c.
Miss Jessie Weaver, of Laurel avenue, en-
tertained Wednesday evening for Miss Flor
formal musical programme, Miss Dodge be-
Ing heard in several piano numbers Among
the guests were Misses Weaver, Winnie Dom
nelly lsoline Howard ard Harry Howard
George Dayton, Albert Bryant and Charles
Harris.
Miss Mabel Davidson the weIl-known
skater who has been in Denver since last
February, has returned to st. Paul to live
with her sister. Mrs, Noble. Her health is
much improved, and she has been able to go
out during every day recently.
Mrs. Robert E. Bole. of University avenue,
Mrs: Walter Gurren, who going to Grand
Forks to reside.
Miss Cora WeIde and Miss Able Warner
gave progressive euchre party Thursday
evening at Miss Warmers home, on College
avenue.
Mrs. R. A. Smith entertains the Ladies'
Euchre club Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. G. W. COpley. or. Western avenue
Chaplin Harris, of Dale street., will cele-
brate his birthday this evening with an in
formal company.
The Tabea Society Of st. Paul's German
United Evangelical Church will meet on
Wednesday evening in the church, on Few
enth and Minnesota streets Miss Lulu Noel
! Ter is president of the society.
The Paramount Avenue Euchre club has Or
ganized for the season, and will meet FRIDAY
evening, Oct. 7, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ruff, Lincoln avenue. The ON
GERS are: President, William Ruff and SEQ
rotary, A. w. Lyman.
Division No. 8. Daughters of Erin. will give
a social and entertainment Monday evening
at Central hall. The division will give an en-
tertainment Oct. ID. at Central hall.
Miss Grace Bishop, of Summit avenue, gave
an informal card party last evening.
The Lower Town Mothers club meets on
Wednesday at the Hawthorne school.
Mrs. William D. Stewart. of Marshall ave
nue., gave a luncheon THURSDAY for Mrs.
Gooding and Miss Marion Craig.
The Willing Helpers of House of Hope hold
their first meeting for the season Friday IN
Miss Nellie Bigelow are in charge Of the
seasons work.
Tee several committees of the societies, Of
Park Congregational church will meet Monday
afternoon to arrange work for the year.
delightful musicale was given by the
Commercial Cycle club at the club house in
Como last evening. The affair was of an
informal character, and was attended by
number of members and guests.
Miss Eleanor Megaw entertained the gather
ing with negro melodies, sang in her mimi
td6e can Miss Mazda sa Rs reote
The Kitchen Clock" and, for an encore,
'Her Description of the Play" both of which
ELECTED we'll merited applause. DR.. O.. 8.
Pine rendered several vocal selections, and G:
P. Slime sang "Molly and | and the Baby,
which was so well received that he followed 1t
with Robin Adair" H. S. Gilbert sang sew
eraI songs with much feeling, and Thomas
Bird sang Listen to the Mocking Bird:
Among those present we're Mr.. and Mrs Mrs
Ely OF TTeat Mss M Ba He Mrs E Ref
Mr. and Mrs P. ]. Schaub, Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Barnum, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Whitaker,
E. E. Barton, F. NJ. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. ]. schrieber Theodore F. Smith Miss
Ethel Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Mildred.
Miss somers, c. P. Slime, Miss Saulspaugh.
refreshments were served and there was
dancing.
Mrs. George Neineber, Of East Third street,
gave coffee Monday afternoon for Mrs.
Stoddard of Los Angeles. The guests were
Mrs. E. E. Calderwood, Mrs. Omar Scott,
Mrs. Henry Habghorst, Mrs. Carrie B,odget''
Mrs. A. Davitte, Mrs. H. H. Thompson, Mrs.
Edgar Klinkerfuss, Mrs. G. Mentz and Mrs.
McCauley.
Hiawatha fats, will remove to S5S Frances
street.
Mrs. MCGOWAN, Of Bates avenue, entegtained
Monday for Mrs. s. v. Kennedy, OF Auburn,
N. Y.
Mrs. e. h. culver, OF case street,
tanned at dinner yesterday for Rev. and MIS-.
w. w. Lewis. Covers were laid for ten.
The Capital CITY Cycle club gives harvest
home reception Thursday evening at the club
house. There will be cards and dancing.
The board of control Of the St; Paul School
of Fine Arts will meet Thursday morning.
The school will reopen Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple will be at
home in the Robertson house, on Summit |
avenue when they return from North Da- |
kota.
Mrs J. B. West has returned from trip |
East She accompanied her daughter, Miss |
Louise West, to Smith college.
Mrs George S. Spauldng of Boston, IS |
visiting friends in Minneapolis:
Miss Sadie Proctor has gone to Moorhead |
to accept a position as art instructor in
drawing.
Walton Mitchell formerly of this city, is
ton in Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Miss Gertrude San Souci. the pianist |
Is at home at 279 Pleasant avenue. Miss
with the New York Musical Record, of New |
York.
Mrs. w. L. McGrath and daughter Daisy. |
at White Bear Sunday.
BETTER Car Service.
The street railway will inaugurate change |
in Fort Smelling and the Seventh street |