The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-30
SOCIETY NOT sNoWBOUND.

Nathan Hale chapter. D. A. R., celebrated
its third anniversary yesterday at the home
Of Mrs. A. T. Hale, 129 st. Adams street,
who made a most gracious hostess for the
An interesting feature of the meeting was
the presentation to the regent, Mrs. H. r.
Brill, Of life membership in the Society for
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities and
a bronze insignia representing on one side
the first fleet Of vessels which came to Amer
lea in 1867 and on the other side the date,
1885, Of the organization of the society. This
is suspended by a cardinal ribbon from a
bar bronze pin bearing the word Virginia"
This society was especially organized to
preserve the island Of jamestown, on which
remains but q small portion OF the church IN
the upper part OF which the hrst legislature
of Virginia was held.
The presentation was made for the chapter
by the last regent. Mrs. McWilliams. who Is
vice president of the organization in Mime
sofa.
It is the custom OF the chapter at each an
niverSary OF its organization to open the
barrels which are distributed each year for
the Nathan Hale memorial fund ana yester-
day a goodly amount was realized from the
barrels to add to the fund.
The regular literary programme was given
by Mrs Hall who read a paper on the
Races OF Spanish America" and Mrs. G. R.
Ray, who read a paper on the Colonies Of
Pennsylvania; New Jersey and Delaware"
which were used in tracing the settlement
and growth Of the country. There music
by Mrs. Ernest Davidson and Mrs. William
O0-1Ss NA40 SNASS-
Mrs. II. P Upham and Mrs. Horace Bigalow
entertained yesterday at an afternoon recep-
ton al the formers home on Summit avenue.
Mrs. D. 1. Miller and Mrs. W. H. Newman,
of Chicago, we're the guests for whom the
event was arTa1 1 Fully ii fifty society sGg
guests called during the afternoon. An un-
limited number Of chTysanth emums were used
with many palms in decorating the rooms.
White. yellow and pink were the colors pro-
vailtng in the varioue rooms.
The children OF St. Clements gave Moth
ar Goose entertainment IN the guild hall last
evening the proceeds from which went
toward the Junior Auxiliary.
Mother Goose poem was read by Gordon
nursery rhymes. ard the musical portion OF
the programme was slyen by quRrtette
composed of Miss =Blanch Gibbs. soprano;
Miss Jessie Mather, eoRtralto; Mr.. Mingaye,
bssso. and Nj. Bannister. tenor.
The illustrations OF the rhymes were made
by children in fancy costumes. representing
the various characters, as follows:
Mariory Barows. DO Psep; Edmund Dfbble,
Tommy Tucker; Nellie Lancet, Curley Locks:
Chester Taylor, Boy Blue; BETH Gillian. the
Hazel Falkner, jill; Joseph Emerson, Cross
Patch; Harold BallentiRe, the bachelor; An
ma Williams, Mother Hubbard; Louise Mich
aud, Old Lady in Basket There was ex-
ST. Luke's parish enjoyed a reception and
INFORMAL musical ldsI SfCH4ue 81 d~aCN VIZ
Nulty's, on Summit avenue. There were
about $50 people attending. among them
Father CahiIi and Father Printon, and Drs.
H Moynihan. R. Cotter and ". Turner and
others.
The programme was Informally given by
Miss Prendergast OF Minneapolis. the pianist;
Master Leo White. the boy soprano OF st.
Anthony Park; Mrs. Harmon. eontralto; Miss
Evelyn Foley and Mrs. DR.. Buckley. The
Twin CITY Mandolin club was in attendance
during the evening Refreshments were
served and a very enjoyable evening spent.
Father McNulty was assisted tn doing the