The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-25


ting to the place on account of the
storm. In fact, the fun began long
before the music or dancing did. And
now the members are arranging for a
large concert, to be given March u,
and which will be participated in by
the best musicians, vocal and instru-
mental, to be found in the city, and
perhaps there will be an artist or two
imported.
The club numbers many musical
people among its members, and great
interest is being taken in the coming
concert, which will be one of the larg-
est events Of the Lenten season.
By far the most brilliant and largest
lodge event in the year was given last
evening in Masonic Temple by Ancient
Landmark Lodge No. 5, A F. and A
M. The large theater of the temple
was packed from floor to gallery with
the members of the lodge, their ladies
and their friends, and when the dane
ing began the rooms adjoining were
rapidly filled with those crowded from
the ball room.
The opening address was made by the
master of the lodge, E. L. Spencer, who
made every one warmly welcome. Fol-
lowing, the st. Anthony Hill orchestra
was heard in several catchy selections,
and the Euterpe Ladies' quartette sang.
Rufus A. Hoyt made the second ad-
dress on the 'F'ireside and the Lodge"
speaking of the beneficial influence Of
both and how they are a help to one
another. Mention was made incident
ly to the family dog and the exclusive
goat
The Kinder Symphony orchestra I'M
der the direction of Miss Hope delight
ed the gathering with several numbers,
and the ladies' quartette was again
| heard in vocal selections. W. P. Jew
| EFT made the closing address. The
| room was cleared for dancing at $50,
and at 10 o'clock there was a banquet
| In the upper hall under the direction of
the ladies of the Eastern Star.
The Kinder Symphony orchestra
played during the banquet. Ancient
| Landmark lodge is almost fifty years
| old. There were 500 people in atten-
dance on last nights ball. The COM
mittees were:
| II. w. Milliman, P. c. Williams, j. d. Grant,
E. L. Spencer.
Reception-H. S. sternberg, J. ]. Plechner,
| S. w. Heiss, F. R. Giertsen.
Ushers and Floor Managers. H. Knowd
chief; William OHara, John Mailer W. L.
Perkins Jr. ]. w. Finehout c. T. Spear
W. S. Knowd.
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Weirick enter
tanned at whist Wednesday evening
There were eight tables. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. c. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Ford, Mr.. and Mrs Hol-
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Shipman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Clark, Mr. and Mrs
Davitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Stem, Mrs
Stimson Misses Elliot, Strong, May
Strong Drs. Welsh, Bettingen, Ber-
thai, and H. Weirick. Mrs Gray, of
Indianapolis, was the guest of honor.
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the Fort this evening. Several st. Paul peo-
pie will attend.
Mrs. William F. Purdy gives a luncheon
Thursday for her mother, Mrs. Rachel
Welch.
The Capital City Cycle club gives smoker
Saturday evening at the club house enter
tanning Mayor Doran and the city officials
There will be programme of music, the
club having several excellent musicians
among its members
The Tabernacle society meets today in the
RYAN annex.
Mrs De Wolf, the vocalist, who has been
| in Europe for year more studying with
the best teachers, returns to the city next
week and several engagements are already
open to her. Mrs. De Wolf is the finest dra-
matte vocalist in st. Paul. and the result of
her trip abroad will be awaited with impa-
| thence by her friends and admirers
Mrs Emma Van Worries is visiting in Eau
Claire.
The Schubert club is preparing an excellent
programme for the meeting next week The
| presence in the city of several out-of-town
! musical people gives local musical events an
added interest, and probably one or more of
| the visitors will be heard Wednesday after
noon.
The G.. B. c. Literary society will hold their
| weekly debate tonight at 1880 in the school
| rooms.
The question that will come before the So
ciety on this date is, Resolved That Mar
riage Is Failure" Mr. Crofoot, Mr. Arbes
and Miss Sauter the principal speakers
on the affirmative side, while Miss AFFORD,
| Miss Strutzell and Miss Donnelly will reply
in favor Of marriage. The subject promises
to be a very interesting one. The following
programme has been prepared:
Essay@iThe Explosion of the Ma irss VI 'ile'
Mr.. Crofoot
Debate" Resolved, That Marriage Is
Failure
The following officers have been elected for
the coming term:
| President-Barney Eastman.
| Vice President-Miss Minnie Donnelly
Treasurer-Miss May Wilson.
Secretary-A. K. Adams.
A statement appeared in Tuesday morning s
issue of The o b e to the effect that on
| Monday evening party Of Hamline students
| danced at the home of Mrs James H. Jones
on Pascal avenue. There was party, but
| not dance
Miss Estelie Rose, the contralto who will
be in the city during the week, will be en-
| tertained by Mrs. Russell Dorr and Mrs. c..
| E. Brown.
r. W. Richards, of Marshall avenue, is in
| Moorhead.
| number of St. Paul young people at
| tended euchre party yesterday afternoon at
thsShome of Mrs. George Chandler, in Min
| neapolis.
| The Junior Endeavorers of Park Congrega-
| tional church will give an entertainment in
the church Wednesday evening for the benefit
| NJ tho home missions