The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-26

Many Phases of Enjoyment Are
Provided for the Entertainment
of the Evening Parties-TOnight
the German Club VIII Give a
COtfIlion at Lifts HaIl-Several
Afternoon Affairs Announced.
The anniversary Of "Bobbie" Burns
birth was celebrated last evening at Mo-
Fart hall by Clan Campbell No. 116 o. s.
c. The hall was filled with an audience
that applauded with true Scottish appre-.
citation song and story that told of the
land of the heather and Of the poet who
sang of it's charms. After an overture by
the st. Anthony Hill orchestra, Rev.
Alexander McGregor delivered a felici-
tous address on Burns" "Bobbie''
Burns he said, 'is the magnet that
draws together for one night in the year
the Scotch wherever there Is a handful
of them in village, town or city, The
speaker quoted happily from Burns
poems, told bright Scotch stories, and
ended his brief address with a g,owing
tribute to the poet and his people.
James Singer sang THE Cottage Where
Burns Was Born and was obliged to
respond to an encore. "Ye Banks and
Braes" was sung by Miss Florence Ma
rion Pace, and for an encore she sang
another Scotch ballad. Crosby Hops, a
baritone, and a new acquisition to st.
Paul musical circles, sang MARY of Ar
gyle,'' and his rendition procured him an
ovation Later Mr.. Hops sang Doug
lass Gordon, and Mr. Singer sang The
Aud Scotch Sangs." The two voca lists
were also heard in a duet, Elcelsiof.
Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale sang My
Hame Is Where the Heather Blooms in
her usual finished manner. Other num-
bers on the programme were a reading,
Peter PRIMES Wooin'," by ]. Clark; a
piano solo by Henry Dellafie!d, and an
amusing monologue by w. j. Tomkins.
Many of the members of Clan Campbell
wore the Highland costume last evening.
The programme concluded with the sing
ing of AUD Lang Syne" by the au-
dience. Following the entertainment
there was dancing, for which the St. An
thony Hill orchestra played. On the re-
ception committee were Robert B. Stark,
J. w. Martin, ]. P. Adamson, Frank l.
Leven and George Davidson. The floor
was in charge of Joseph Sandison, Frank
l. Leven, George Anderson and George r.
T. Hart.
Mrs. John Barnacle entertained at cinch
Tuesday afternoon at her home on Laurel
avenue in honor of Mrs. Turrell, of Gin
cinnati, o. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Robert Deebach and Mrs. Wardell.
Cards were played at ten tables.
Mrs. ]. ]. Rhodes gave large euchre
party yesterday afternoon at her home
on 1or1 he
decorated with roses, carnations and
palms. Mrs. Rhodes was assisted by
Mrs. D. S. Sperry, Mrs. w. HI. S.
Wright, Miss Clark and Miss Wright.
Euchre was played at fifteen tables, fa-
vors being wcr by Mrs. Albert Wilkinson,
Mrs. Walsh Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Law
renee Washington. w
Miss Lusk,- of Dayton avenue, will en-
terrain at euchre Saturday afternoon,
Feb. 3.
Mrs. Michael Treacy and Miss Treacy
will entertain at euchre Thursday after
noon, Feb. /, at their home OH East
Third street.
Miss Proctor will give an informal
Friday evening at Seminary hall, Ash
land and Mackubin streets. The pro-
gramme will be danced at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. A. T. Rrawley will entertain the
Red, White and Blue Euchre club next
Wednesday evening at her home on.
Goodrich avenue.
The German club will give cotillion
tonight at Elks' hall. The party will
be chaperoned by Mrs. c. P. Noyes, Mrs.
John Townsend, Mrs. c. A. Clark and
Mrs w. J. Dean. Julian Kirby will
lead. The Anthony Hill orchestra will
play for the dancing.
The ST. Paul chapter, Daughters of
the American, Revolution, held bust
ness meeting yesterday afternoon In the
parlors of the Dayton Avenue Presby-
terrain church. Mrs. j. B. Beals, the re-
gent, presided Mrs. w. P. Jewett was
elected as delegate of the chapter to at
tend the national congress Of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution to be
held next north In Washington, begin
ming Feb o. Mrs. J. T. Wade was
elected as alternate for the regent. Other
alternates elected were Mrs. Denis Fol
lett. Mrs. J. B. Baird, Mrs. George H.
Ranney and Mrs. Liggett. Miss Louise
Jewett was notified of her appointment
as usher at the national congress.
Maj. and Mrs. Kendrick, of the Ryan
hotel, will leave for the South in two
weeks. Maj. Kendrick has been ordered
to Fort Mcpherson, Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie, of Summit avenue.
leaves tomorrow for Jackson, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. O'Brien, of Port
land avenue, are in ST. Louis.
Miss Alice Rhodes, of Portland avenue
has gone to Chicago and Kansas City
DR.. and Mrs Edward Walther. Of Day.
ton avenue, are entertaining Mrs. S. a
Perkins and Mrs. Crow, Of Tacoma.
Mrs. w T. Alexander, of Hague ave-
nue., will go East next week
Mrs. Pascal Smith, who has been the
guest of Mrs Lyons, of Holly avenue,
has gone to Washington, D. c.
See Passion Play pictures at the Metro
politan, Saturday morning, lob.