The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-22
.g.ZPlyL ISOGIlL news !

IWelye young women received diplomas
yesterday afternoon at the commence
lnent exercises OF St Josephs acadenv
Inc graduates and undergraduates nre-
sented an interesting programme in +ha
assembly hall OF the convent winch vas
MED with the relatives and friends OF
the students. In the absence of Rfzbo1
NOIleI' OF Wlnona, who was unable on
account of illness to attend ArcbhisboT
Ireland addressed the class sDe.l,,Ta, ~
education" Father Harrison corfa,-roJ
on the students the gold medals a1,d
diplomas. Other clergymen present vye-s
rather Cochran, OF Saltwater. Fatbe~
stevens Rather J. J. LAWYER. Father
EuIhS ana Father Fitzgerald The stage
was handsomely decorated with palms
ana the class colOrs. The overture from
| MehoeIssohn's Midsummer Nigbs's
DIeGih was played by the Misses NJ.
IWohy, j. HIlger &. Mandigo ana n
hIma duo arranged for two piano4
hondo Brillante," HUnmel. was PLAYED
by MISS Rdegel and Miss Twohy. Miss 8
- 4. MandigO and f Rima sang
hosslnl s La FeIe," and a ouartefts
sang by the Waters Of Babylon" NTiss
.. 6arleau sang with much expression
" hen the Wind Blows" by WaIthcw
br1ef essays were read by the graduates
on the following topics: Religion" Fran
ces J. Murphy; Patriotism" Antoinette
A. Leonard; History" Gertrude A.
Moran; Mathematics" Mary NJ. Riest
Literature" Margaret /. Elliott,
PHYSICAL Science" Katherine NJ Ken
needy; The Latin Classics" NIlrv A
Kinney; Painting" Mary II. RYAN,
Music, Louise H. Riegel. A pantomfno,
entitled The Peri" from Leila
hookh'" was also given by the grad
yates The sub-graduate girls posed for
a series Of living statues, including
E1gr
Group" Tribute to the Minolaur."
Dance of the Creeks" Sacrifice or
Iphigenia" and The Muses."
The following received diplomas,
mary G. Twohy, Frances J. Muir
ply, Antoinette a. Leonard, Ger
trude A Moran, Mary NJ. Rtes Margaret
l.. Elliott, katherine NJ. Kennedy. Mary
A: kinney. Mary H. Ryan and Louise Ii.
Riegel.
This afternoon the alumnae Of the
school Will hold a reunion and form IN
association. There will be d meeting and
reception In the morning and In the aft
ernoon Archbishop ireland VIII address
the aIumnae
a banquet will be served at noon. To-
morrow afternoon Mrs. Anne Daughorty
Donahue, member Of the class of 1873,
VIII give reception to the aIu1nnae at
her home on selby avenue.
american Revolution, held large recep-
ZION yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs; b. > Prouty on Summit avenue. in
eoration Of the 18th birthday OF Mrs.
Jerusha Hayward Brown and the SOth
birthday OF her husband, Col Edward NJ
Brown. Mrs. Brown is an original Daugb-
ter OF the American Revolution. and her
husDdnd IS almost as closely connected
with the Revolutionary period both OF
mis- grandfathers, Solomon Brown and
israel Bartlett having been among the
nH.Fa 1flr ~.f
independence Receiving with Mrs Brown
and Mrs. PrOuty yesterday were Mrs T.
X. Sanford, regent Of the St Paul chap
ter; Mrs. J. G. Hill, Mrs. S. p Crosby.
Mrs. Maurice D. Edwards, Mrs J. e.
Shadle, Mrs. William N. figgett. Mrs.
a i. Bigelow and Mrs: J. NJ. WEIGH. The
receiving party stood directly in front OF
two large silk flags one the Stars and
Stripes, and the other the blue and white
banner Of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. The flowers used in decora-
ting the rooms were blue and white as
well. Several hundred visitors called
during the receiving. hours.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Hall held an in
formal reception last evening at their
home on North Smith avenue in ceIebra-
ton Of their twentieth wedding anniver-
saIy. About sixty guests were enter
tained. Miss Fannie Gibbs Of Minneap-
oils served frappe. The hostess was as-
sisted in receiving by Mrs. A. q. Donald
son, Mrs. w. Fl. Hall, Mrs. II. K. Fowler
and Mrs. w. Q. Nye, Of Minneapolis. Mr.,
and Mrs. Hall were married twenty years
ago in Portland, Ne They have resided
in st. Paul for fifteen years
Miss Nellie Loughren, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs II. 3. LOughren, and Bernardo
Judd Hetherington, Of Minneapolis. wero
at the residence Of the brides parents
AT University avenue The ceremony,
which was performed by Rev, A. D. Har-
mon, Of the First Christian church, was
witnessed by relatives and near friends
of the bride and groom Miss Lizzie
Hetherington, sister of the groom, was
maid Of honor and Burton @. LOughren,
bro Their of the bride, best man. Prof
Cams sang and Prof. Carmen played tho
wedding march. The bridal party left
early In the evening for their home in
Minneapolis.
An excursion will be given Monday
on the steamer Columbia and barge. The
Twin City Mandolin orchestra will play
The boat will leave at o'clock.
Miss Nan Dunnigan. Of Western ave-
nue., leaves Sunday evening for Duluth.
Miss Ruth, Kilbane, Of Jackson street.
leaves shortly for Duluth and West Su-
perior.
Mrs. Addie Wilson and the Misses WI
son. Of Laurel avenue. will leave short
ly for California to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and son.
Of Hancock. Mich, are visiting Mrs
Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. /. Lar
penteur, Of Dale street. Mr.. Smith VIII
return home shortly but MIS-. Smith VIII
spend the summer IN st. Paul.
Mrs. Mary ROwles and Miss Sadie
Rowles. Of Pleasant avenue. returned
yesterday from Red Wing Mrs. RowIes
will leave next week for Seattle. where
she viii spend the summer. Miss Rowles
and Miss Nelson, OF Dayton avenue. viii
go to Buffalo by way Of the lakes
Mrs. NJ. J. Schroeder. of York street,
10 visiting IN Winoua. MINI
Mrs. W. Z. Bend. OF Summit avenue. IN
entertaining her daughter, Mrs George
Wood, Of New York.
Mrs. Elmer 0. Brooks. Of Holly avenue,
Is in Kansas City.
Mrs. +. e. Draper. OF Dayton avenue,
and Miss Colmary will leave today for
Buffalo by way OF the lakes.
Miss Georgia McAlpin. Of Savannah.
Ga, is tho guest Of Miss FOrepaugh. OF
Laurel avenue.
Miss SturgIs. Of Virginia avenue Will
leave next week for the West
Miss Jean Stickney, Of Summit avenue.
has gone to Nelson, B. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 2. miller OF Ham
line, viii go 10 California next mo.sth
to attend the Epworth league cOnvenri0n
to be held IN San Francisco. July IS to p.
Mrs Theodore Bunker, Of Summit ave-
and Miss Dorothy Scott. Of West Supe-
rtor.