The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-25
the ball which is to be given tomorrow even

the ball which is to be given tomorrow even
| ing at the armory for the benefit Of Armor
! er NJ. ]. Wiley. From spectacular point of
| view it will be one of the most brilliant ever
| held anywhere. The grand march is designed
| to present In one procession all the brilliant
| trappings of war and in keeping with this
| armory has been decorated with flags, bunt-
ing and paintings which recall the past
! glories of the state.
Gov. Lind. Mrs. Lind and the officers of
the state, Adjt. Gen. Lambert, Gen. Bend
! former Gov. Clough and former members of
his staff. will be among the guests of honor
who have promised to attend the ball and
| participate in the grand march.
| The grand march, as arranged, will be in
| the following order: Knights of Pythias, led
by Judge Orr; Eldridge zouaves; fire depart
ment, led by Chief Cook; police department,
led by Chief Goss; commissioned officers, non
commissioned officers. privates of the national
| guard organizations and citizens. The fol-
lowing will have charge of the affair:
| Reception Committee-Capt. Larson, Lieut..
Allen, Lieut. Groh, Capt. Ehrmantraut, Lieut.
Merrill, Lieut.. Meyerding, Capt. Holton,
Goldthrite. Capt. Drake, Capt. Eldridge, Chief
Cook, Chief Goss, Capt. Hardy, Lieut. Bunk
err Sergeant .schaffer and G. Blodgett
| Ladies' Reception Commfttee-Mrs. George
| G. Lambert, Mrs. Henry Larson. Mrs. B. E.
Allen, Mrs. R. NJ. Groh, Mrs. J. C. Hardy,
Mrs: N. J. Wiley. Mrs p: NJ Merrill, Mrs Mrs
George Drake and Mrs. A. j. Hoban
Committee on Arrangements-Lieut. Groh,
T.. Wilson, Sergeant P. Fisher. Lieut.. Mer-
ril. Sergeant German, T. H. Sullivan, Milo
Price, Capt. Holton Lieut.. A. McMillen,
Sergeant Mattson, Lieut.. Bunker, T. G. Vo-
gill, T. W. McCune, F. Haupt and Ralph Slo-
cum.
Floor Committee-T. Wilson, T. H. sulli-
van, Sergeant West, James Wilmot, Joseph
Powers, Harry Knocke, ]: McElroy. Lieut..
Smith, Capt. Black Lieut.. Lyons Capt. Low
ell, T. Carry and Capt McFadden
The demand for tickets has already been
larger than was expected and preparations
are being made to take care of the great
crowd of people who will attend the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roper gave a progress
sive euchre last evening in their apartments
in the Zimmerman, in honor of their twentieth
marriage anniversary
The tenth Burns anniversary concert and
dance Of the Clan Gordon No. SO, Order of
Scottish Clans, will be celebrated this even
ing in the Century hail. corner of Fourth
street and First avenue south, Minneapolis.
| The programme for the occasion has been
made elaborate one, and will probably ex-
eel any of it's previous entertainments. Among
those whose names are on the programme is
Hon. James Gray, who will deliver an ad-
dress on BURNS" and bagpipe selection to
be rendered by William Russell. A dance
will follow the concert.
The Twentieth Century History club will
hold their January meeting with Mrs. George
Fuller, 595 Marshall avenue, Friday evening,
subject. Tanning of the Shrew." Mrs. James
Schoonmaker has charge of the programme,
assisted by Mrs. Mccartney and Mrs. Ran
ney.
The st. Paul chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution met yesterday after
noon in the pariors of the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church. About 100 members of
the chapter were present. Mrs. Beals, regent
of the chapter, presided Mrs. Frances NJ.
Crosby, of Hastings, read very inter ssting
paper en- the early settlements e @.,s Of Troyaa
the massacre at Cherry Valley. The paper
will be published in the American Monthly
Magazine. There was short musical pro-
The following delegates were elected to
the Continental congress, to be held in Wash
gton FeS 2o Mrs Beas regent MIS- Mrs
P Jewett Miss Ada Murphy.
After the transaction Of the business re-
Treatments were served and an informal re-
ception held in honor of Mrs. Crosby.
Miss Elsie Pope. of Ashland avenue entsr-
tanned about forty young people at a pro
Miss Marion White, of Goodrich avenue
entertained a number of young people at a
poster party Yesterday afternoon in honor
Miss Book, Of Dayton avenue, entertained
the Twin City Cinch club last evening.
Mrs William H. Bromley. of the Bucking
ham, has been entertaining Miss Fife Smith.
of Red Wing.
Mrs. Frances NJ Crosby, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. F. B. Shepard, of Dayton ave-
nue., returned to her home In Hastings last
night.
Miss Mamie Mark, of Duluth, is the guest
of her cousin, Miss Fannie Mark.
Miss Sadie Hubbard, of Duluth. is visiting
relatives in the city
Mrs Saunders, of Summit avenue, will re-
turn from New York next week.
Mrs George B. Finch of Summit avenue,
is entertaining her sister from Belleville, o.
Mr.. and Mrs V. G. Curtis, of Goodrich
avenue, will leave this week for Evanston
nj, to visit their daughter, Mrs J. E. Blunt
Miss Lucy knight, who has been visiting
Mrs A. F. Knight, of Harrington avenue, has
returned to Cleveland.