The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-26

avenue, entertained the active memI rs
OF the Beta Theta Pi fraternity anG- cir
friends Friday evening In honor of then
son, lie Roy M. Arnold. The men will
give a smoker for the alumni members
Friday evening at the fraternity house.
The senior class Of the South Side
high school was given n reception Fri
day evening in the Phoenix club rooms.
Or. Fred HAYNES gave the address OF
welcome and Agernon Colburn re,
sponded for the seniors Prof A M
OZias, principal Of the school: G. l.. Saw
yer, DR.. c. NJ. Jordan and w. K Hicks
gave short talks. and Mrs Minnie Sha-
pera and Harry Lyon furnished musical
numbers. Knights orchestra played for
dancing. The dance cards were in black
and gold, and the ballroom was also dec
Grated In the school colors. Frappe was
served during the evening. The patron
esses were Mines. A. M. Ozias, G. d.
Sawyer, w. K. Hicks and c. M Jordan
An informal dancing party was given
the East high school alumni in honor
Of the seniors The hall was festooned
with ribbons and buntings, and the lights
were shaded in the school colors Miss
Mayme Dayton played a programme of
twenty numbers, which was enjoyed by
about 100 guests. Ralph Wilcox, X. II.
Reyes and George Gillette had charge of
the affair.
Mrs. c. ]. Martin gave luncheon Fri
day afternoon at her home on Tenth
street south for Mrs w. y. Jackson of
Boston, who is visiting Minnea polls.
The decorations were in green and white,
and covers were laid for twelve. The
guests were Mines. Jackson, Washburn,
Crosby Harrison, Snider, Paine. Lyman,
Lowry, Whitney, Wetmore and Winter.
Mrs. A b. Farnham and Miss Cora
afternoon for Miss Lou Farnsworth.
Miss Farnsworth leaves shortly for an
extended visit in the East.
Mrs. A. w. McClaren, of Fifteenth
street, gave a O'Clock tea Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs r. w Wee
go, of Grand Forks. Covers were laid
for eight.
A pretty affair of the day was the mu-
sicale given yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs William Donaldson
on Groveland avenue, by the pupils OF
Mrs. Edgar w Runyan. The programme
was given in the ball room, which was
effectively decorated with flowers and
palms The guests were received by
Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. Runyan. The
programme was given by group Of
children ranging from eight 10 twelve
years old, and they played their num-
bers IN a most interesting fashion. They
were assisted by three older girls.
Misses Grace McCutchins. Helen Hill
ker and Katherine Barnes, whose more
ambitious numbers were exceedingly
well played The children who took part
Mildred Barnes, Emma Higgins. Bernice
Barnes, Williamina Donaldson, Nav
Donaldson Geneve Rawitzer, Helen
Joyce and Bessie Henderson. Miss AL
berta Fisher sang two songs Who'll
Buy My Lavender" by German. and Liza
Lehmanns You and l." Light refresh
ments were served after the programme.
Mrs. Irving Goodrich, of the LexinR-
ton. will give a linen shower Friday.
June Z, for Miss Frances Shattuck.
H. 3. Gentry entertained Thursday
evening at a supper in his private car
for Mr.. and Mrs. Lannie Horn Mrs.
William A Thompson, Miss Minnie
Thompson and Kyle Gilmore
Prof and Mrs Harry E. King are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Pal
mer, 2611 Polk street northeast. Prof.
King is a Methodist minister from Pc
kin, China. At the time of the Boxer
outbreak Mrs. King was at a summer
resort a short distance from Pekin.
She was compelled to fee without see
ing her husband, who remained inside
the city walls. She came to her home
in Coldwater, Mich. and Mr.. Palmer
has Joined her for a vacation
F. NJ. Rutten is home from California
Miss Donnoley, OF Pittsburg, is visit
ing Mrs Winston
Mrs Carrie Knox has gone to Lake
City. Mimi, to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Christian
have returned from Phoenix, Ariz
Miss Oda Getty will go to Cleveland
O., next week for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Benton, OF Ma