The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-03
CUPID AND MARS CONTEST
VOLUNTEER ARMY SURGEON
BETWEEN LOVE AND DUTY

Society In a Fluttcr Between the
POst-Lenten Swirl and the Dis
fractions of Camp Ramsey-Cur-
rent Events in the Local Set
Briefly T0Id-MOvements Of st.
Paulites.
st. Paul people will be interested In the
announcement Of the engagement of Miss
Helen Lougee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
D. Lougee, of Minneapolis, to DR.. Arthur A.
Law, OF the medical department of the state
university. Miss LOugee is a member Of the
senior class of the university.
DR.. Law Is q graduate of Shattuck, and was
appointed assistant army surgeon under DR..
Fitzgerald, Of the First regiment, and re-
ported for duty Friday at Camp Ramsey
DR.. R. W. Berthel has taken an apartment
at the Albion
Mrs. r; L. Winnie, wife Of Adjutant Winnie,
of the Third regiment, has returned from
Albany, N. Y, and is now at the Albion.
Judge Mcdonald and family have taken
apartments at the Albion.
G. q. Bunch and wife have taken apart
ments at the Albion.
Ed s. Durment and family have closed their
house on Osceola avenue and taken apart
ments at the Albion.
George F. spinney has returned from New
York with his family, and is at the Albion.
The Women's Association of St. Anthony
Park will celebrate gentlemens night Friday,
May 10. On this occasion the men will be
the entertainers and the women will have no
part In the programme except listeners.
the programme will consist Of short talks.
papers, recitations, musical numbers, etc.,
and Will be given in the Congregational
church. The gentlemen who will contribute
to the event are Prof. Greene, c. J. Buell., w.
M. Todd, j. j. Merrill, DR.. Cannon, Mr.. Ha-
eel, A. Erwin, Prof. Baker, W. S. Harwood
and Rev. Mr.. Pressy.
The Froebel club held its third annual
meeting Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Ogden, 313 Tenth street south, Min
neapolis. Plans were discussed for next year
and It was decided to hold the meetings in
st. Marks guild hall and to make all the
kindergartners in the city eligible to mem
bership. Officers were elected as follows:
Mrs. John Ogden was reelected president;
Mrs. Woolley, vice president Miss Bessie
Robinson, secretary; Mrs. Shryock, treasurer.
The members Of the programme committee
are Miss Stella Wood, Miss Nettie Waite Miss
Foote and Mrs. Morse.
Last Thursday the ladies of the Twin City
Euchre club were entertained at the home Of
Mrs. H. Humphrey, Minneapolis. The prizes
hand prize was awarded to Mrs. e. thinner
man, Of st. Paul. A pretty lunch was served
at the card tables.
the Ohio Coal company, who comes to st.
Paul as vice president, and William Collins,
OF this city, who succeeds Mr.. Space, were
rendered a luncheon at the Commercial club
were Messrs: Backus, McMullen, Hallowell.
Rendell, Elliott Jackson, Shade, Clarkson,
Warner, Space and Collins.
The Psi U ball, which will be given at the
university armory Thursday evening in con-
nection with the annual Psi convention,
ordinary interest among the university Set
Music for an attractive programme Of twenty
numbers will be furnished by Danz's or
chestra: The patronesses will be Masdames
Louis X. Hull, Thomas Lowry, Edward @.
Gale. Charles Nice. Reeve, W. H. sanborn,
William H. Lightner, Alden J. Boardman,
i. M. Billegby, Frederick H. Boardman,
John H. Martindale Eugene N. Best, Hor-
ace ". Winchell, Henry F. Nachtrieb Ed
win G. Haney, Herbert P. Pike, Volney s.
pen. John G. Sweet William Hubbell, Fred
erick 8. Jones, Joseph B. s. Dwinnell
: ST. Paul musicians will take part In a con-
tasius' church in Hutchinson. Miss Pottgeiser,
Mrs. s. v. Harris, Miss Marie Keogh and
Miss Anna McQuillan are the artists an
nonuced to appear. Father Gleason, former
ly Of st. Paul, Is with st. Anastasius' church
at present.
The Euterpe quartette, of this city, has
been honored with an invitation to sing at
the national convention of the Associated
Press, to be held in Chicago during this
month.
The family Of o.. B. Stout, of the army
building, who has been assigned to duty at
Atlanta, will rema IL in St. Paul until the
summer, when they will 90 East.
Miss Lindsay, of La Crosse was enter
tanned at luncheon Monday by Mrs. E. C.
| Bisby, Of the Newport.
Mrs. E. c. Forest gave luncheon satur-
day at heri residence on Marshall avenue
Covers were laid for Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Hast
ings, Mrs Wild, Miss Morehouse, Miss
Strong, Miss Walther and Miss Brundage.
Mrs. ]. W. Patrick, of East St. Paul, en-
tertained at dinner Sunday in compliment to
Mrs. Sayre and Mrs. Clement, of Winona.
The Economic Lunch club will continue it's
meetings during the summer.
Crocus hill club house is one of the most
attractive places in the city, and merry PAR
ties gather within It's walls each day to play
billiards Switchboard Evenings there is
informal dancing.
Miss Edith Irene Bailey has issued cards
hall, Masonic Temple Minneapolis. Miss
Esther Kinsey will assist.
There will be an informal dancing party
at the Town and Country club week from
Tuesday evening
Mark 3. Bohrer. who has been the guest
Of R. o. Strong. of Marshall avenue has
returned to Duluth.
Mrs. Emma Van Worries is home from Eau
Claire.
gone to Minnetonka for the season.
host to an informal musicale Thursday even
ing.
Miss Stoker has gone to Detroit to read
ers' association.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holman leave in two
weeks for Hastings for the summer.
Mrs. Titus. of Marshall avenue, has gone
| to St. Louis.
Mrs Robert Richards has returned from
| three months visit in New York city.
Judge Otis and family go to Northwood mex.
| week.
Among the callers at the governors office
| yesterday was Bishop Whipple.
FIRE BOARD ROUTINE.
| lection Considered.
The contract for preparing the quarters in
| the court house basement for the occupancy
| Of the fire alarm system was awarded to
| the st. Paul Sidewalk company at a special
meeting Of the fire board yesterday after