The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-22
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The juniors of the Central high school are
preparing for the junior-senior reception
which will probably be held June 10. The
class of '9s will follow the example of the
class of '9S and hold the function in the as
sembly hall of the high school building: The
committees were appointed this week and are
as follows. Chairman of committee as
whole, Arthur Saunders; committee on ar
rangements, Joseph Burk Leo Devine and
Ralph Hazenwinkle; invitation committee.
Paul Campbell; Katherine Abbott. Louise Louis
ments. Bessie Henzel Helen Parsons, Ar
thur Saunders. Polly Billiard Joseph Burk:
ran, Charlotte Earhuh. Myra Earhuff. Cleo
Winifred Brill, Harriet Armstrong, Ethel
Wheeler. Ella Pitzenger. Gilbert Jackson.
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Billiard. Ella Barnet, Edward CAMPBELL re-
ception committee; Winifred Brill. Mary
Smith, ilbert jackson. Edward Campbell.
lee, Leo Dennie. Joseph Burk.
Among those who will take part in this
part OF the programme are Charles e. john
vocalists; George Buttrick. vocalist Junior
Symphonic orchestra. Henry Bryant, Miss
PIE plein rs and Mrs A. B: Bishop, pianist, and
be May" shes the Sweetheart of a Sol
der" inspiration, AT Mammals Toilet
The Soldiers Farewell" Gardening, or
Big Expectations, United States Spain and
bia"
The graduation exercises of the Central
high school will be held June 16 at the Peo-
follows; Salutatory, Lee Kellogg; valedictory.
Mary Woodward; I'm the Vanguard" Flor
enee Ely; Ct The Success Of American Di-
ian Chapman; I'm Freedoms Cause Ethel
Hall; Music Lovers Frieda Nau1nann;
The Unknown Hero" Arch Vernon; "Har-
Lando.
Mrs. J. C. Mccall. president of Como dlvis-
ion OF this city. who is district inspector of
the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order of Rail
way conductors. went to Austin Thursday and
instituted a division in that city. The new
division as charter membership of twenty.
Floral City Division No 1Ol. OF Minneapolis,
at Bowlby hal, the latter part of June.
The students of St. Thomas college have
purchased a new flag, which will not be
furled until news of a victory by the Ameri-
can squadron comes. When this ar
be patriotic demonstration with songs, reci-
tations and speeches. Prof. Charles Mccain
has charge of the exercises.
=, The members of Charlotte Van Cleve Camp.
MY Aunts Heiress" Wednesday evening in
Central hail. Following the entertainment
there will be hop. The committee in charge
includes Mrs. DR.. Ray, Mrs. M. Maine and
Mrs. l.. Dahlberg.
A committee appointed from the teachers
in the Sunday school consisting of Mr.. aud
Duncan. Mrs. De Bruyn Hops and john Rob
| inson. will take a trip to several places
| proposed for the picnic and decide upon a
| location, next week.
/ There will be unique entertainment at
| the Portland Tuesday evening. Miss Hope has
! the atialr In charge. and an attractive set
/ of tableaux are being arranged. These will in
ciude several of the cartoons recently pub
| lished in local papers. and will be given by
| groups of children and young people.
A movement has been started by Gen.
i Sibley circle. Ladies of the G. A. R.. and
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Sons of vetsr-
ans. to erect a monument over the grave of
Robert B. Sinclair. who died from Hines,
induced by marching to Camp Ramsey. This
Church will give social Thursday at the
residence of Mrs Oliver Dalrymple, of Sum-
NIT avenue. The committee is composed of
Mrs. F. B. Bass. Mrs. Hiram F. Stevens,
Mrs F. E. Rice and Mrs. Cumbey.
The ladies' of the 3. G. U. will Civ, a
reception and he'd in Sherman hall. FIR day
evening. The following ladies are making the
arrangements; Mrs. NJ: Breen. Mrs. H. korn-
ing, Mrs. S. Cou;ton, Mrs. NJ. Du Verne, Mrs.
M. Kien, and Mrs. Knachstein.
The Daughters of Malta will give "RaiI-
road Excursion to Havana and Return" at
Central hall Tuesday evening. The commit
tee is composed of Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Ken
heay. MIS-. Pottgleser and Messrs. Brown
and Pauson.
Pupils CT the salby sch9ol are preparing
a. programme Of patriotic songs and reci.a-
lions to be presented in the kirdergar Ell
| room of the school Memorial day The
children are rehears!ng under the direc,e1n of
| Miss Buck.
| The semi-monthly meeting of Como 6i-
vision No. 9S Ladies Auxiliary to the Cfd sr
| OF Raj way Conductors will be he'd Weir es-
| day afternoon at Bowlby hall. Two candi-
dates will be Initiated
The officers of the Sunday school Of the
Central Presbyterian church are making
preparations for the annual outing and pic
! nc of the church and Sunday schosl which
will be he'd June g.
The st. Pau. chapter of the Agassiz So
! ciety Will celebrate Agassiz's birthday newt
| Saturday by holding open session at 1C 81
O'Clock A brief resume OF the years work
| will be given
dance at Sherman hall May 27. There win
be May pole dance, prizes for the best
walters and an exhibition of fancy dancing;
social and entertainment will be given by
| st. Paul Chapter No. "a, Order of the Es stsrn
Star, on Friday evening. at the residence Of
| Col. E. II. Milham, 1918 st. Anthony avenue
The st. Paul Palette club will meet We'd
nesday evening in the club rooms, German
| American Bank building. The Amer c an
artists. Chase and Sargent will be discus cd
Charlotte o. Van Cieve tent Daughters of
Veterans, give an entertainment Wednesday
in Central hall. Mrs Ray, Mrs Main ard
The Ladies of the Maccabees, Hive Nc. Z,
will meet Tuesday evening. Arrangements
viii be made at this meeting to aid in the
work of the Red Cross society.
Como Division No. 9S Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors. will meet
Wednesday afternoon at Bowlby hall. Several
candidates will be initiated.
two organizations will give a military ball
the first week in June at Oxford hall. Til,
committee is Mrs. A. F. Walker. Miss Clyde
Snyder and Mr.. Beavers.
no rte Of
Home and Foreign Missionary union will. be
held at Plymouth Congregational church
Tuesday at Ii O'Clock.
Following the presentation Of each tableau
there will be a musical number or reading
and several of the groups will be accompanied
by descriptive music.
The graduating exercises of st. Luke's hos
will graduate this year. The diplomas will
be awarded by Bishop Gilbert.
Daughters of Erin, Division No. 2, will give
| a social hop Thursday evening at Twin City
hall, on Rice street and University avenue
The missionary societies of the Congrega-
tional churches of st. Paul will hold a union
meeting Tuesday at Plymouth church.
The Young Peoples Dramatic club of St
| Josephs church. is rehearsing EAST Lynne
to be given early next month.
The ST. Paul Ladies' orchestra has been en-
gagged for tour Of River Falls, Hudson and
Saltwater in a few weeks.
The pupils of the Adams school are pre-
| pairing to give an entertainment soon for tn,
library fund
The ladies of Acker Relief corps No. Z
will give a May ball Thursday at Maltg
temple.
Tho Paul 1odpa NJ EIxs will pjve :