The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-14

and Miss Minnie Bergh played Chopin's Polo
nalse IN Z minor; Other instrumental numbers
we're; TeaA ~VaIse Champetre." Lange. by Miss
Miss MISS Josie Palmer; Kroeger'a Impromptu, by
MIS-, Miss Louise Chryst, and "Arragonaise,"
Ihome, by Miss Hazel Andrews.
A large number of the parents and friends
OF the pupils enjoyed the well selected and
we'll rendered programme.
The ten ST. Paul courts of United Order
of Foresters gave a union anniversary re-
ception and ball last evening at Cambridge
hall. The following courts were represented:
Landmark La In No. %. Smelling No. 70, st. Paul
so, University No: 90. Oakland No. 94 Ram
sey No. SO. Hamline No. 13, and Court Al
pha No. II, composed of the ladies'.
numbers, for which Mozzara's orchestra
played. The grand march was led by W.
b. stover and Miss McGinnis: Supper was
served S,L during the evening by the ladies
On the refreshment committee were: L. ].
Hart: Mrs. Nellie Bunker, Mrs Susie l.
Renike, Mrs. Anna A. Feeser. n. P De-
The floor was in charge of G. R. Woods,
VIM. Powles. L. Feeser. c. ]. Dion, c. H.
Cooper.
The dance programmes were very daintlly
gotten up IN white and gold.
At the monthly meeting of the board of
managers Of the st. Paul Catholic Infants
euchre party at the home of the president
Mrs. M. F. Kennedy, Dayton avenue, on St
Patricks day. About 5000 was cleared by
the last 81; charity euchre party at the Ryan ho-
tel. There are twenty-eight babies in the
home at present. There were no deaths dur
Ing the past two months, and two babies
were adopted.
Minnehaha Ioge No. 81. Ladies Auxiltay
to the brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
VIII give conundrum supper at 3S7 Wabasha
street this evening. Mrs. H. Bland Mrs.
K. Boner and Mrs. F. Korn are in charge.
The Mozart club gave novel entertainment
at Mozart hall last evening: Primarily a
masquerade ball. a series of tazeaux was
nrst presented, burlesquing the expansion
fantasy that envelopes one of the politcial
parties at present. All of the prominent
characters advocating the expansion policy
were represented First came Uncle Sam.
gorgeously attired and wearing a crown in
fact king. Attending his royal highness
were two heralds trumpeting the progress
Of the royal presence, while from their horses
hung yellow banners bearing the inscription,
pioneer Press representing the yellow
journal of st. Paul. Surrounding Uncle Sam
was character representations of Gen. Miles,
Gen. Eagan, Admiral Dewey, Admiral Schley
and other notables, whom the crowned Uncle
Sam invites to occupy his throne with him.
In other tableauX Aguinaldo. Gen. Gomez
Queen Ldliuokalani and other characters were
represented in scenes made notble through
the Spanish-American war, and the develop
ed there was appropriate music and dialogue.
At the conclusion OF the entertainment the
entire company united in singing ''The Star
Spangled Banner"
Miss Baron. Of Providence R. l., is the
guest of Miss Prendergast, Of Ashland avenue
Miss Dufresne. who is visiting in st. Louis
Will return to St. Paul the latter part of
this month
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Hodgson. of Dayton ave-
nue., are in New York
Mr.. and Mrs H. T. Quinlan, Of Ashland
avenue, are entertaining their nephew, Mr.. H.
O'Conner.
Mr. and Mrs. Val Rothschild. of Fairmount
avenue. will leave this week for the South.
Miss Ada Jordan, of New York. is the guest
Of Mrs. n. F. Mcmillan, of Sun nit avenue.