The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-14
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
Last Week Was Busy One for the
Women of Oriental Chap
tor

Thursday, Mrs Frank Van Duyne,
worthy matron of st. Paul Chapter,
and Mrs. N. o. Ainey, past matron of
the same chapter entertained at 1
o'clock luncheon, at the home of the
former, TAI East Third street, st. Paul,
the following ladies: Miss Eleanor
Young, grand secretary, o. E. s.; Mes
danes Louise Lyon Johnson, P. w. G.
M; Jennie L. Flynn, P. G. L.; Ida w.
Samuel, past matron of Minnehaha
chapter, Minneapolis; Anna Brink, past
matron, ST. Paul chapter; Elizabeth
Spindler, Past Esther; Carlotte Robin
son. Martha and Phobe Cooke, marshal
of st. Paul.
The drawing room was bright with
palms and La France roses. In the IL
brary American beauties were massed
on the mantel, while in the dining room
the gas light revealed a large cluster OF
Belle Of Seibreght roses nodding from
tall cut glass center piece and the
silver and cut glass reflected
large red rose at each corner. The
afternoon was passed In cheerful COM
panionship and social enjoyment
AT o'clock tea was served in the
drawing room. AS the ladies departed
for their several homes, each expressed
herself as amply repaid for having
braved the severe storm without.
Lorraine chapter, Minneapolis, will
give Valentine party Monday evening
at the hall on Central avenue and
Fourth street Southeast.
Fourth street southeast.
Mrs. Clara Blake, worty matron.
Navini chapter, recently visited Roy
alton chapter and Bethlehem CHAPTER
Little Falls.
Mrs. Clara Huntington, P. M, of
Harmony chapter, leaves soon to spend
several months in California.
Judge Henry R. Wells, past associate
grand patron, of Preston, was in Min
neapolis Wednesday last
A very amusing entertainment will
be given in commaEdery room, sixth
floor Masonic Temple Minneapolis, this
evening. called the old maids conven-
ton. which is filled with amusing situ-
attons and laughter, and is given for
the benefit Of Palstine chapter, 112, o.
E. S. The best talent in the city will
assist in making this amusement a sue
cess.
An interesting communication of st.
Paul Chapter No. "a was held, at which
the beautiful work of the order was
seXemplified in a most impressive man
ner, the station Of conductress bein oc-
cupied by Mrs. Louise Lyon Johnson.
P. G.. w. M.
A IL o'clock social hop will be
given by st. Paul chapter next Friday
evening in the Masonic Temple, to
which all members of the order and
their friends are cordially invited.
Music for the occasion is to be fur
nished by the Fort Smelling orchestra.
under the personal direction of Charles
w. Graves, leader of the Third United
States Infantry band, and no effort has
been spared in other directions to make
the social most enjoyable occasion
The officers and members Of st. Paul
chapter have been invited to assist
In instituting a chapter of the Eastern
Star in West st. Paul next Saturday
evening, in Masonic hall, corner Of
South Wabasha and Isabel streets. The
new chapter promises to be a. radiant
star in the constellation of chapters
in Minnesota.
The aid society Of st. Paul cha.pter
will hold card party at the residences
of B. F. Miller, 715 Holly avenue, next
Thursday evening, the proceeds of
which are to be devoted to charity.
A social hop is to be given by Con-
stellation chapter next Wednesday
evening at the Masonic Temple.
A largely attended stated eommun-
cation Of Mistletoe chapter was held
at Capital City hall, corner of Toronto
avenue and West Seventh street Mon
daV evening, at which several candi-
dates were elected to receive the de-
grees of the order. They will be in
ltiated at the next regular meeting
Monday evening, Feb. 21