The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-04
INTRODUCING HER COUSIN.
ST. PAUL PEOPLE PLANNING TO AT
TEND THE LADIES' THURS
DAY MUSICALE.
ANOTHER ARTISTS, COSTUME BALL.
DOfngs of the Local Social Clubs
Personal Mention and So
ciety Items.

| Logan, Of Murphysburough, III. Among
the out-of-town guests will be Mr.. and
Mrs John A. Logan, Of Chicago. The
| affair will be one Of the largest and
handsomest Of the season, and a de-
| lighful musical programme has been
arranged, to be given by Prof. de
Loeme, Mrs. Avery Smith, vocalists,
| and Louis Mich, violinist. Mrs. Tuck
er will be assisted in receiving by Mrs.
George Finch. Miss Finch, Mrs. D. A.
Monfort, Mrs. Gen. Wade, Mrs Lieut..
Reed, Mrs. Maj. Wheeler, Mrs. G. V.
Bacon, Mrs. T. E. Rice, Mrs. AL Mayer,
Mrs. Judge Koon. the Misses Koon, Of
Minneapolis; Mrs. Dousman, Miss
| saunders and Miss Katherine Smith.
THURSDAY MUSICALE.
st. Paul people will attend the meet
ing of the Ladies' Thursday Musicale
in Minneapolis, Thursday afternoon,
when St. Paul singer a pupil of one
OF the local teachers, will appear. Mrs.
Allen Ramsey will be hostess for the
afternoon, assisted by a group Of young
women. The affair will be a studio tea.
ARTISTS COSTUME BALL
The artists costume ball, which is to
take place Jan. Il in Masonic Temple.
Minneapolis, is anticipated as one of
the interesting and distinctive events
OF the season Immediately following the
holidays. A subscription list was very
| generally circulated among the musi-
| clans, local artists, architects, news
paper writers, and there was q gener-
GUS response to assure q large assem-
blage Of guests. The costumes will be
reproductions Of historic and national
dress, which in correctness will serve as
a nj q 1~Ey IN
successive periods. The party given
last year supplied the incentive for this
more ambitious event and there ia
every indication that 1t will offer an in
teresting spectacle from any point Of
view. either that Of participant or OBJ
server.
TO ENTERTAIN THE YALE BOYS.
The men from Yale arrive today and
will be entertained thoroughly every
moment Of the time they are here
when they are not themselves the en-
tertainers. Mrs w. B. Dean will ten
der the visitors a noon breakfast and
In the afternoon tea will be served in
their honor. Following the concert in
the evening Mrs 2. N. Saunders will
give a large reception for the men, |
when there will be dancing At the
Curling club house and the Virginia
rink there will be informal gatherings
during the day, and the Town and
Country club will have the latch strine.
out all day. The programme is a popIl-
lar one with several familiar selections
and some new ones. The concert be-
gins at o'clock.
PUPILS RECITAL.
Prof. Titcomb gave a. pupils recital
last evening at Howard, FarWeu 6, Co g
which was attended by a large gather
Ing and which proved highly enjoyable |
Inc programme was carefully selected
and was both artistic and of a high
standard. Selections were given from
Chopin, List, and Klein. Mr.. Griswold
was the soloist for the evening and
sang 1.-The Bugler," from Plnsuti. The
programme was given by Mrs Wag-
oner, Miss Edna Mcknight, Miss Bes- |
sic Godkin and Mrs. J. A. Deter. |
Misses Mcknight, Braden and Godkin,
and Prof. Titcomb gave the opening
number. March Herofque"
DoINGs OF THE CLUBS.
The COSMOPOLITAN club of Merriam ParI,
meets Jan. II. The French Revolution will
be discussed.
The Ladies' Afternoon Club of the West
Side meets today with Mrs. ]. NJ. Robb
special meeting Of Hamline W. C. T. U. |
was held yesterday to arrange for the work
to be done by the new state president.
Hamine Fortnightly club meets this after |
noon with Mrs. Akers. Of Hamine
Hamllne mothers will meet tomorrow in
the W. G. T. U. rooms.
Central w. c. T. U. meets this afternoon
at the Commons.
st. Paul Political Equality club meets tn
morrow afternoon at o'clock with Mrs S.
V: Root. 26S West Fifth street. The subject
VIII be Tho Citizen and the Social EVIL"
by Mrs. K. e. Webster.
Miss Marion Hendry, OF Gladstone enter
tains the w. l. T. c. Card club Friday even
ing.
the Misses Jones. 81 West Tenth street
The Manhattan Pleasure club has removed
to Its new club house. Sc Lyton place, and
the officers elected for '9S are: Charles Kelly,
l.. Hartnett, secretary; James Coyne, treas
urer, and Hugh Johnson. seargent-at-arms.
Myrtle Temple No. 2. R. s.. installs off,
GERS this afternoon. card party follows
the ceremonies.
Mrs. J. r. Donahue entertains the Alert
Euchre club at the Portland this afternoon
The Arlington Hills Mothers club will meet
Wednesday, Jan 8. in the John Ericsson
school. Rev. Mr. Evarts will make the ad- |
dress. The meeting will be called at D.
m.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Mary Cornell. Of Evansville. is visit
ing the Miss Connells. of Grove street
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Miller. of Ed
mund street. entertained their father John
Miller, of Wabasha. during the holidays.
Miss Florence Hare, of Congress street, en-
tertans at dinner this evening for Miss Rog-
ers.
The X. X. X. Jrs. will give their second
social hop at Lifts hall Thursday evening |
Committees are: Reception r. R. Hauser |
c. P. Manthai, R. ]. White and F. r. Youn-
gren; floor, L. A. Hauser F. W. Jessrang |
F. J. Hahn and ]. NJ. Schweitzer.
Miss Florence Schiffman returns today to !
Kemper hall
Charles Reach, of Livingston. Mont. is the |
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Van Keuren.
Banney Walter of Wabasha is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Miller, of Edmund |
street.
Mrs. Joseph McKibben. Of Ashland avenue.
is East.
Miss Ruth Lusk, OF Dayton avenue, has
returned to Smith college.
Miss Alice Perry. of Marshall avenue, has
returned to Wellesley college.
The Minnesota chapter, Alpha Phi alumnae, |
gave a New Years reception Saturday even
Laughlin, in Minneapolis. The young women |
Of the active chapter assisted in receiving.
Minneapolis members of the Northwestern |
enjoyed a banquet at the Minneapolis club |
last week. Mr.. Rundlett, CT st. Paul, was |
among those present.
The young people who composed the house |
party at Minnetonka over New Years day |
have returned and report jolly time. Mr.. |
Whetmore is always a princely host and /
while the races proved rather disappointing, |
a merry time was had, just the same
The group OF who have their head |
quarters in the Otis house gave an informal |
dinner Saturday night following the Wilder |