The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-21

Tar ITarboS, MeSsrs; Beekwith, Harry Bar
Cochran, Charles NJ Case, w A. Finch.
Charles NJ. Flandrau, w. H. Forbes, J.
~ y: oRTEo Kirby J. r. Mitchell Jr. W. s. B:
minneapolis; R. s. Northway, Richard
O'Brien, Paxton, N. P Rogers, John
Ransom. r. D. Stewart, Webster Whee-
lock.
Division No. 40, Order Of Railway Con-
ductors, gave it's Easter ball last evening
at Elks' hall. The ballroom was decorat-
ed with palms and flags and presented a.
very pretty scene There was no regular
reception committee, every member Of
the division assisting in receiving. The
foor was in charge Of F. A. Pease, James
smith, Thomas E. Leonard, P Corcoran.
j. Z. Mccall, D. Hickey, J. L. Madden
and c. A. Travis. On the executive com
mlttee We're: H w. Field, H. D. Powers
j. D. Conway, ]. w. GiTboy, Hugh NAL
10Y j. J. Purcell, George Hunsaker and
M. N. Goss. The Twin City Mandolin
club played for the twenty dancing num-
bers.
Rev. Samuel NJ Crothers, formerly pas
tor or Unity church, now Of Boston. lee
tured before a large audience last even
ing at Unity church. His subject was
The Gentle Reader" and was a decided
ly witty analysis Of all that makes I'D the
popular book. Mr.. Crothers induloed In
some mild sarcasm at the expense of the
realist In fiction, and ended his decidedly
interesting talk with a word of warm
praise for Sir Walter Scott whose ro
mances, he asserted, appealed to every
heart
invitations have been issued by Miss
Lilah Marchand for q tea Monday after
noon at her home on St Albans street
In honor Of Miss Myers, who will be mar
rled next week to Rev. Lewis G. Morris
of Oswego, N. Y. Miss Stone, of Mime
apolts, gave linen shower Monday In
honor of Miss Myers
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Clark, Of Fair
mount avenue, will give a dancing party
Monday evening at Seminary hall.
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The following young women will at
tend the twenty-f1rst annual banquet of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, state
university, which will be held this even
ing at the West hotel: Miss Harriet
Armstrong, Miss Lillian Moore Miss Alice
officer, Miss Virginia Rugg, Miss Mar
garet Craig, Miss Lilah Marchand. Miss
Cora Wheeler, Mrs. w R. Langford and
the Misses Mabel and Elizabeth Robin
son.
The Monroe School Mothers club beld
It's annual reception at the school yester
day afternoon. Mrs. A. I. Morrison
state chaplain of the Women's Relief
corps, delivered an address Miss Belle
Morse and Louis Hart rendered musical
selections, and Mrs. Fred Hauser and
Mrs, c. HI. +. Kellogg contributed read
ings.
Mrs. III. w. Fagley entertained at whist
yesterday afternoon at her home on Holly
avenue. Cards We're played at four tables
Mrs. William Cunningham will enter
tain at luncheon today at her home on
Dayton avenue in honor of Mrs. w VIII
liams.
The Monroe School Mothers club met
yesterday afternoon at the Monroe school.
There was an unusually large attendance,
the social session which followed the pro
gramme offering q pleasant variety for
those who have attended the meetings
during the winter. Mrs. A. L. Morrison
addressed the meeting yesterday, speak
ing on ''Womans Work and Woman's
Influence" Mrs. Morrison is state chap
lain of the Women's Relief Corps, and
last Monday celebrated her seventy-fifth
birthday. Other numbers on the pro-
gramme yesterday were a recitation by
Mrs. c. J.. Il. Kellogg; a piano solo by