The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-17
|BAN IS OFT THE DANCE
GAY ROUND OF POST-LENTEN
PARTIES HAS BEGUN
ALREADY
EVENTS OF EASTER MONDAY
They Included Several Balls by
Lodges and Societies, and
More Are Scheduled
Later This Week.


Minnehaha Lodge No. 81, Brotherhood
of Locomotive sFfremen,s gave its thir-
teenth annual ball last evening at the
Ryan hotel. The guests were. received by
]. ]. Carey, A. K Bonar, y. w. Connell,
Hans, Osgard, Nels Osgard, w. c.
Gardner, Charles Jones, William Cannon,
E. E. Hawley, Frank Smith, w. T.
Briggs and A. Osgard. Brose's orchestra
played for the fifteen dance numbers, tbs
grand march being led by Fred Smith
and Miss Loretta Smith. On the floor
committee were c. c. Jordan, Edward
Kennedy, Patrick H. McAvinchy, c. O.
Myers, r. E. White, Joseph Keilow. D.
ID Kuhn. David Murphy, Charles Reed,
FRANK Watts and Albert Monroe Fred
Smith was master OF ceremonies and the
following men had charge of the floor.
Sam Sandberg, A. H. Patnode and Fred
Smith. The guests included delegations
from Melrose, Willmar, Breckenridge.
Duluth, West Superior, St Cloud and
Minneapolis. Supper was served from
1890 until u o'clock.
University Lodge No.194, A. ossU. w.
gave its thirteenth annual ball at Cen
trail hall last evening. The St ANTHONY
H1li orchestra played for the dancing.
the grand march being led by A. Pott-
gelser and Mrs. A. Hoysler. The guests
were received by c. A. Boelter. George
DAILY, X. L. Barnum, L. M Ayers and M.
WlnKle. On the arrangement committee
were; &. A. Peterson, E. A. Low and !.
R. Mckee.
Capital Tent No. 81, x. o. T. NJ, gave
an Easter dancing party last evening at
Rowlby hall. Music was furnished nv the
strauss orchestra. On the committee
were: Herbert Keller, George Benle
Arthur Strauss, Dell Scott and D M
Perish. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank donaldson
led the grand march.
The Pauci Delecti club gave an Easter
mop last evening at Lifts hall. The Twin
City Mandolin club played for the dane
ing. Dell Tussey and Miss Camp led the
grand march. On the committee were:
w, f. Anthem, c. L. Adams, G. n.
Michaud. I. D. Tussey, M. c. Cook and
I. F. Bevans.
The marriage of Miss Belle M. Linton
daughter of Mrs. G.. w. Stone. of Laurel
avenue. and George A. Kendrick took
place Sunday morning at the First Ban
tlst church, following the Easter service
Kew n. f. Stilwell performed the cere-
mony. Miss l.. Converse, of MINNEAPOLIS
attended the bride, and H. S. Webster
was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick
have gone East. They will make Their
future home at Casselton, n. D.
The annual ball of the Retail Grocers
viii be held at Sherman hall THURSDAY
evening
Mrs. w P. Johnston, of Seiby. avenue.
gave large dancing party last evenine
at seminary hall in honor OF her daugh-
ter Hazel. About $50 guests were enter
tanned. The hall was prettily decorated
IN green and white, and the lights hooded
In red. The hostess was assisted by a
group of young women, including Miss
Gussie King, Miss Lamb, Miss Kenwoodfe
and Miss Breen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Treacy entertain
ed company of twelve at an Easter
dinner Sunday at their home on East
Third street.
Miss Bishop entertained at dinner Sun
day at her home on Summit avenue in
honor of Miss Ernestine Spencer and Mr..
James Gooding.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Thomas. of Bates
avenue, gave a dinner party Sunday in
honor of Mrs. c. E. Thomas and the
Misses Ruby and Glenn Thomas.
DR.. and Mrs Richard Price and Mrs.
Hartstein will give a dancing party this
evening at the Price residence on Osceola
avenue.
Mrs. M. ]. Murray will give euchre
party Friday afternoon at her home on
Portland avenue in honor of Miss Vir-
ginia Dufrene.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Belle Overton and Harry T. Morris, both
of this city.
The ST Paul Dramatic circle will pre-
sent The Ladies Battle the latter part
of next month at Seminary hail. Mrs.
William r. Begg, Mrs. Charming Sea
bury. Rukard Hurd. Mr.. Hardenbergh
and S. l.. Sewall comprise the cast.
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