The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

A foretaste' of the by-and-by
Smiles in the genial sun,
And in the azure of the sky
Italia is outdCae
The mornings charms of CLEAN and
CLINT
A trillion is their sum.
And on the fields the diamonds hint
OF eme:alds to come.
TO Seth the airs like wine
That needs no label lent It
She has a valentine,
And doesn't know who sent it!
And now, behold! the light of spring
And balm of spring in flown;
The skies are dark and lowering
As are Siberia's own!
The snow, that just entranced the eye,
Again lies like a pail,
And even by CRATE piled high
Beth closer draws her shawl.
In all things here below
Her interests grown atomic
She's opened it, and oh!
Her valentines a c0nliCi
$50 ''- SCI
Mrs. Condo Hamlin. of the Marlbor-
ough, gave a tea Thursday afternoon
entertaining a company of sixty women.
Mrs. L. Goodkind entertained the La
dies Informal club Monday afternoon at
her home on Nelson avenue. Favors at
euchre were won by Mrs. 1. Solomon and
Mrs. Alfred Guiterman. Mrs. L. X
Newman, of Summit avenue, will DE the
EeXt hostess.
Mrs. Lehr entertained the members of
the Au Fait Euchre club Monday after
noon, at her home in the San NIateo
Laurel avenue. FavoTs were won by Mrs
J. F. George. Mrs. S. P. O'Nein and Mrs.
n. W. Brown. Mrs. c. A Van EHP-e
will be he next hostess
The regents and delegates of the
various chapters of the Daughters of the
American Revolution in st. Paul and
Minneapolis met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs d. A. Monfort, the state
regent. at her home on Dayton avenue,
to discuss the plans of the continental
congress which conVenes Feb. 18 in
Washington, u. c. Mrs. Samuel R. Van
SAINT was present. representing the WI
mona chapter The delegates of the
chapters will go to Washington unin-
structed in regard to a selection of a
president general. Mrs. Monfort In
formed the women present at the meet
ing yesterday that she did not desire
to serve another year as state regent
No action was taken in the matter and
it is probable Mrs. Monfort will succeed
herself as regent for the state. The fol-
lowing st. Paul women will go to Wash
inSton. st. Paul chapter, Mrs E. R.
L. H.,
Carpenter and Mrs John Eden; Nathan
Hale chapter, Mrs. J. Walter Stevens;
Distaif chapter, Mrs. Frederick E. Eos
ter, Mrs. Judson Wade Bishop and Mi
Beaumont. The headquarters of the
Minnesota women during their stay in
Washington will be Hotel Cochrane on
Fourteenth street.
The annual breakfast of the Federated
WOmen'S Clubs to be held Feb u at the
Ryan hotel, promises to be the most
successful affair of that kind held by the
club women in this state. The plan Of
having those members who come from a
distance go into the breakfast room first
and those from Minneapolis and neigh
boring towns second, leaving the St
Paul women to find their places last, Is
wise one and cannot fail to commend
Itself to the visitors. In addition to the
programme of addresses and toasts that
have. been prepared an excellent musical
programme viii also be given Miss
Hopes Ladies orchestra will play Mrs.
Charles o. Greiger, Mrs. Freligh Of
Saltwater, and Miss Clara Williams, of
Minneapolis, will sing, and Miss Minnie
Bergh, of st. Paul will play.
Pr feeding the breakfast there will be
reception. Two members from each of
the local clubs will act as a reception
committee. They Will be distinguished
by wearing yellow badges with the word
Hostess written on them.