The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-27
lose approaches was short-sighted poli-


cy.
In response to an inquiry, DIR. Robinson
gave the following points as holding, for
the United States, the key to the Sltua-
ton in case of war: st. Thomas, in the
West Indies; Cura Sols of the Dutch
West Indies; group of islands nearest
the canal which were out of the rain
belt and could be used as a sanitarium,
St Andrew being the largest; on the
west, Hawaii, which we already own,
and some islands off the coast Of Ecua-
dor; in the north, the l1arbor of Magda-
lena bay, and, most important of all,
Cuba. Possessing these points in time eff
war, it would be possible for the United
States to successfully command the ca
nal At the conclusion of his address DR..
Robinson answered a number of ques-
lions.
The ST. Paul Mental Science Tenn
pie gave an entertainment at G. A.
R. hall last evening. Those taking part
were: Miss Beulah Mounts, Mss Il.
Phillips Miss Hattie Mounts, Miss Ethel
Carter, Miss Ethel Mckay, Miss Bessie
Godl1in; Messrs. Hammerbecker Street,
Broake, A. Arrivee, o. W. Smith, Will
liam Rhoden and A. Arohnson.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Walker entertained
informally at euchre last evening at
their home on Ashland avenue.
The ST. Paul chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, gave a silver social last
evening at the home of Mrs. Bell, ia
East University avenue.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Bethany Congregational Church gave
Hiawatha social last evening at the home
of the Misses Newton, 139 East Isabel
street.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the
Park Congregational Church met yester-
The subject for the afternoon was Cen
trail Turkey
Mrs. Samuel R Van SAINT received in
formally yesterday afternoon at her
apartments in the Aberdeen. Mrs Van
SAINT was gowned in green broadcloth,
with vest Of white lace and bolero Jacket
of black brocaded stuff. Mrs. Edward
Gheen assisted in receiving.
Miss Mary Holdridge, of Omaha, was
the guest of honor at an informal
luncheon given yesterday by Miss Rogers
at her home on Virginia avenue.
The Misses Jones, Of Wilkin street,
party to be given Friday evening.
The Green Room club will give an en-
tertainment Thursday evening at Semi
nary hall. Following the entertainment,
which will consist of muse and read
ings, there will be an informal dance. The
Green Room orchestra, of which John
w. Deifen is director, will play.
Those taking part In the entertainment
r PrODSt-
Miss Rose Lohllxer, Edward H. c. KEN
per, Miss Rose Dohm, Albert A. Epper-
lev. Miss Martha Neal, Guy Percival,
Miss Mary S. Furber, Miss Edith C.
Hammersley Miss Louise Lohiker, MISS
Katherine Philips, Miss Lillian Lohlker,
Miss Edith Elliott, Miss Kate Conley'
Mise Annie Lohlker, William Neal, Ar
thur Brettenstein, Miss May Wallace
Miss Flora Smalley, and Miss Frances
Gault.
Miss Tessie Gibbin, of Waverly, is Wis
Ting Mrs. H. L. Weber, Of Carroh
street.
Mrs. Hoffman, Of New York, is the
guest of Mrs. Oscar Kalman, of Summit
The Misses May, of Arundel street, are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. John May, OF
West Superior.
Miss Charlotte wootan, of Selma, Cal.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Wootan. OF
Fairfield avenue.
Mrs. A. H. Wilder and Mrs. e. V.aAp-
pleby of Summit avenue, will leaVe@f IL
day for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Kellogg, OF FAIL
mount avenue, will go TO FLORIDA TINS
week.
The Informal club will be entertained
Monday afternoon by Mrs J. Westhelm-
err of Summit avenue.
Miss Elsie Shave, of East Ninth street,
is in the East.
A party of Minneapolis people, includ-
ing Mr. and MIS- William Penr1th, MRS.
q Penrith and Miss Crossley, We're the
guests at dinner Sunday evening OF Mrs.
Ssroiine Spiel. of East Sixth street.
F. w. Root and Miss Lyla Root, OF
Marshall avenue, are in Indiana.
Mrs. w. H. Lightner, of Summit ave-
nue., has returned from the South
Mrs. NJ A Shea, of Western avenue,
has returned from Faribault.
Mrs. ]. E. Ricketts,, of Paramount ave
nue., entertained the Au Fait Euchre
club Monday afternoon. Favors Were won
bv Mrs. William Dampier, Mrs. Gorham
and Mrs. c. Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Ross Nicols, of Lyle
hart street, is entertaining Miss Daisy
Humphrey, of West Superior.
Mrs. I. Solomon entertained the mem
hers of the Informal club Monday after
noon at euehre at the home OF MIS-. j.
Burnham, on Nelson avenue. -FaVorS
were won by Mrs. Alfred Guiternlan and
Mrs. ]. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs I. G. Andrews, OF Carfol
street are in Washington, d. c.
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