The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-23

singing by Harry E. George of Miss Ger
trude Sans Souci's new song, Singing of
4oW The young composer has de IL
Gated this song to Mr.. George, and its
rendition last night proves that Mas
Sans Soucf's talent does not lie alfoactheT
IN the Interpretation of composers. The
song was well received.
The Ancient Order of Eibernians Of 81
Paul viii give a Thanksgiving bal at
Armory hall Wednesday evening next.
me ne pan VIII be under the auspices of
company E, Minnesota National Guard
Music will be furnished by the Postofflea
band
The annual inspection of Acker wo-
man relief Corps No. 40, was held YES
terday afternoon at Central hall. Sixth
and Seventh streets Mrs. Agnes G
DAVIS, department inspector of Minneso-
Ia, conducted the inspection. Mrs Nav
of Saltwater, was initiated. Mrs. AIice
4. bordWeIl, president of the corps, pre-
Sented Mrs. Davis with a handsome
hand-painted China bread plate. on be-
half of the corps
Mrs. Davis responded to the presenta-
ton in neat little speech The corns
mas membership of sixty-one, nearly
all OF whom were present Yesterday
There were guests from Gettysburg. ord
and Garfield corps. Att close of the
inspection luncheon was served in the
banquet hall at the rear The ladies in
charge were Mrs. E. E. Kendall. Mrs.
E. B. Doran, Mrs Lillian Arbuczle. Mrs.
Mary Thompson and Mrs. Clara Thomp
son.
Mrs. Mason will inspect Ord corps at I.
0. O. F. hall, Fifth and Wabasha, streets
this evening
About fifty couples of the younger So
ciety set attended the subscription party
given last evening at Lifts hall, Sixth
and St Peter street, by Miss Nav New
port The dances included the members
OF her Thursday night dancing class and
their friends. Mrs. William B. Bend and
Mrs. George C. Squires were the chan
erones. A series of four of these parties
will be given during the winter. The
next party is scheduled for New Year s
night.
Union Lodge I. 90. F. gave a dancing
party last evening at Odd Fellows hall,
Fifth and WabaSha street. The music
was furnished by the Thomas orchestra
Mr.. and Mrs. Rock led the grand march
at o'clock. The hall was decorated with
palms, foliage and the national colors.
F'rappe was served during the evening,
and at midnight a more substantial
collation. was in order.
The entertainment committee included
H M. Eshelman, Harry Levinson, George
Hoffstatter, August Hohnestein, F. H
Sickles.
The next entertainment of the lodge
will be given after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Hassinger leave
this evening for Winona to celebrate the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs George
Hassinger.
Mrs. William Ruff gave a euchre party
yesterday afternoon at her home on Lin
coin avenue. The hostess was assisted
by the Misses Sarah McDavitt, Helen and
Add1e Ruff. The guests were: Mrs
Charles Gna Betttingen, Mrs. W. P. Alien,
Brown, Mrs. i, Arthur Mrs; E. A. Boggs,
Mrs. r. w. Berthol Mrs C. T. Caldwell,
Mrs. A A. Cratsenberg, Mrs. M. L. Coun-
fryman, Mrs. William Da1mpier, Mrs. c.
e; s. Durment, Mrs. w. Dyer, Mrs
Charles Dougan, Mrs. Habighorst. Mrs.
". s. Flynt, Mrs. H. P. Fahnstock, Mrs
G. R. Croft, Mrs. ]. F. George, Mrs ].
H. Hoffman, Mrs. N N. Hit, Mrs E. ].
Jones, Mrs. L. M. Keiter, Mrs. W. P.
Lang, Mrs. ]. G. Michael, Mrs. G. r.
Morton, Mrs. Alanson, Mrs. J. O'Brien,
Mrs. T. c.. O'Brien, Mrs. w F. Purdy,
SON, Mrs. william Rhodes. Mrs. 'ef L. NV W.
Rundlett, Mrs. E. J. Stilwell, Mrs A w.
R1tzinger, Mrs. Vanderwarker, NJ 8.
Ware, Mrs. N. j. Treor, Mrs. F. p. Yerxa,
Mrs ~ Winsiow, Mrs. Frank Stone, Mrs.
Hathaway, Mrs. J. j. Egan, Mrs. e. L.
Moore, Mrs Matt Clark, Mrs Stimson,
Mrs. F. M. Roberts, Mrs. G. C. Lawrence,
Mrs. Schaub, Mrs. Kreiger, Mrs. Wilson
s. Wood, Mrs. Tuthili, Mrs. McCandIess
and Miss Pennock.
The marriage of Richard D. Evans, Of
CHICAGO. and Miss Clara T, Altman fOOlx
place Wednesday evening at the brides
home, Ills Ross street. David Evans,
brother Of the groom, was best man, and
Miss Lydia Green, bridesmaid. Rev John
Copeland, pastor OF the East Presbyte-
rlan church, off1ciated At the close Of
the ceremony Rev. Copeland, on behalf
Sunday school, presented Mr.. Evans with
a token of the esteem and regard in
which as their secretary for number
of years he had been held Mr.. and Mr..
Evans left on a wedding trip to Chicago.
The women of the First Baptist church
terday afternoon and evening in the par
lors of the church.s On the reception
committee were Mrs. H. J. Moore and
Mrs. F. A. Fogg. The following women
keeping, Mrs. G. w. Barden, Mrs. Still
man; tea table, Mrs. E. d. K. Randall,
Miss Pearl Wilson; ice cream, Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs Graham; fancy work, Mrs.
D. L. Wilson, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Snyder;
candy, Miss Charlotte Moore, Mrs D. D.
Smith, An oyster supper was served at
6 o'clock Mrs Howard had charge, as
sisted by number of the young women
of the church.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club gave
reception Wednesday afternoon in
John Ericsson school from to 5:3O for
Supt Lewiston and Prof. A J. Smith
Lewiston and a farewell for Mr. Smith,
who will leave the last of the week for
Chicago. They were presented with
large bouquets of flowers The following
programme was given Selection, Nor
quist orchestra; vocal duet. George and
Leonard Fyrhie. accompanied by Miss
Minnie Fyrhie; flute solo, NJ. T. Norleen,
accompanied by Miss H. Ruddy; piano
solo, Miss Cole Mr.. Smith gave short
talk on the Paris exposition, after which
the guests Of honor were introduced by
Mrs. Denarca the nresidert of the cIlIh