The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-30
FOR A DULUTH SINGER
MRS. NORMAN NJ. M'FARRoN ENTER
TAINS FOR NINE. INCA Elk
STROM OLUND
MUSICAL PEOPLE DO HONOR

Charming Reception and Musicale
on Islehart Street-Wfl Be Enter
tanned by Mrs. j. A. Humbird To-
morrow Evening-News of Mon
day In ST. Paul Society,
Mrs. Norman NJ McFarron gave a recep-
home on Iglehart street, in honor of Nine.
Inga Ekstrom Olund, of Duluth The
rooms were decorated with flags, flowers,
palms and ferns. Mrs Russell r. Dcrr,
Mrs. Hiram Brown and Mrs. Jennie De
Wolf Catherwood, Of Minneapolis, receiv-
ed with Mrs McFarren and Mme Olund.
Others assisting were Mrs. Doubleday
Smith, the Misses Butcher and Mrs A.
E. Campbell The dining room was In
charge of Mrs. A. e. Thompson and Mrs.
c. G. Mtcomb. During the evening Nine
Olund sang Arditis Concert Waltz the
Spanish Song" by Danstrom, and other
selections Mr. Oscar Gronseth, also OF
Duluth, and pupil of Nine Olund, sang
The Evening Star from 'Tannhauser;
''Dlo Possenti Dio d'Amour," from Gou-
mods "Faus,;;'' the "Bandolzro," by Stu
art and 1.-THE Kings Highway by NAL
10y
The guests last evening were: Mr.. and
Mrs, Hiram D. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell r. Dorr, DR.. and Mrs. Catherwood,
of Minneapolis; Prof. and MIS- d. F. Co.
vile, Mr. and Mrs. C. g. Titcomb, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Oberhoffer, of Minneapo-
lis; Mrs. John A. Hunbird, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stiles Burr. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. P. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Dodds, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. c. Munson, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. F. De Wolf, Mrs. Hooper, of Winni-
peg; Mr. and Mrs. S H. Dysinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. F. l..
Daniel, of Minneapolis; Mrs. F. E. ORA
per, Mrs. Jennie Armstrong, Mrs. S.
Christensen, of Red Wing, Miss Cults,
Miss Monk, Miss Ekstrom. Miss Hart,
Miss Woodman, the Misses Buchart, Miss
Clara Parker, of Cedar Rapids; Miss Kate
Humbird, the Misses Tanning, Mss Ger
trude Sans Souci, Miss Ella Richards,
Miss Pleins Miss Lucia Judson, of Mlnn,-
apolis; Dudley w. Pike, James May
Prof. Heilmaier.
Mrs. ]. Morrison gave an interesting
account of the work that is being done
by the Band of Hope in st. Paul at yes
. terday's meeting of the Central w C. T.
u, in the Commons. Mrs. Morris IN and
six young men, four from the Norw 81 IN
Methodist church and two from the Cen
trail Park church, comprise the band.
Since its formation last summer the band
has visited the jails regularly every Sun
day. One family, the head, of the house
being in the reforma tory, had been pro-
vided with coal, and the young men had
sawed a load of wood for It's use. Anoth-
er prisoner, lately released from the re-
formatory, had been cared for by the
band. Mrs. M. ]. Russell reported that
a room had been secured at the Commons
for L. T. L. work. Meetings will be held
there every Monday at O'Clock The
Central union will hereafter meet at
o'clock in the afternoon instead of at 8,
as formerly.
Company B, of the Fourth infantry,
N. G. s. M, will give military ball
at the armory tomorrow evening, and
elaborate preparations have been made
by the committee in charge Of the ar
engagements, of which Lieut.. c. r. West
is chairman. The music will be by the
st. Anthony Hill orchestra.
The Commercial and Railway Tele-
graphers report that, thanks to the rail-
road officials for transportation, re-
sponses from Chicago, Milwaukee, Oma-
ha Duluth, Fargo and. various local
points III the Northwest indieateaa, large
attendance at their ball in SHERMAN hall,
Feb. Z.
Mrs. ]. A. Humbird, will give "a mu-
sicale tomorrow, evening at her home
IN Of T1or
Ekstrom Olund, of Duluth. aj
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Park M. E. Church will meet with Mrs.
Sitter, of Robert street, Thursday after
noon. e 3.;s..-
A parlor musicale will be given this
evening at the home of Mrs Charles
Coleman, SGT Aurora avenue, for the ber-
eft of st. Peter Clavers church.
The ST. Paul Retail Druggists asso-
citation gave its first annual ball last
evening at Lifts hall. About forty
couples were in attendance. The guests
were received by Fl. W. Rietzke, S. j.
Conger and A. A. Campbell. The Twin
City Mandolin club played for the dance
programme of sixteen numbers Mr..
and Mrs H. J. Himball led the grand
/
A Conger, r. c. Trudgen, w. E. Lowe,
| H. j. Kimball and Charles Hundt. On
the arrangement committee were. A.
w Bork, L. III. Lueders, F. Yost, j. Jel-
mex ard C. T. Heller.
There will ca meeting of the w. c.
T. U. conference of unions Thursday, Feb
1, ats D. M, in the Y. NJ c. A. rooms,
st. Paul. i Mrs. Alice Bordwell, district
president, will speak on l.. T. L. work.
Arrangements will be made for course
of lectures by Mrs. Mabel Conklin, OF
New York.
Mrs Victor G. Gilman entertained In
formally last evening at her home on
Ashland avenue.
ST. Paul Commandery No 2, Imperial
knights, gave a card party and a dance
last evening Odd Fellows hall. The
Twin City Mandolin club played for the
darcing w. H. Owen and Mrs. George
Thane led the grand march. On the
arrangement committee were F. j.
Sweeney, George Call H. L. Tubesing,
w. H. Kamman and Robert Leo.
- The Glover Leaf Tourist club gave a
dancing party last evening at Sherman
hall The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. P. J. Kelly, Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs.
Reilly and Mrs. B: Cummings. On the
reception committee were Miss E. Smith,
Miss Agnes Nealy and Miss Blanche KEEL
ly. The floor was in charge of p. j.
McManus, r. ]. Connolly, William
Darmody. M. J. Byrne ard L. McQuil-
Ian.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Rothschild re-
ao;,,od ;nforroa1lu Sunday afternoon and