The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-03
development of their claims and in sup
porting the township organization and

development Of their claims and in sup
porting the township organization and
schools.
The big social event of the coming week
will be the promenade concert by the
Masonic club, Thursday evening Signor
Aberat1, the great cornetiSt, will take
part in the programme. The temple re-
ception rooms have recently been hand
somely furnished and will be thrown
open for the concert
One of the interesting events of the
past week was the dance and reception
given Wednesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Phelan in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Lyon, of Mandan. Friday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stern enter
tanned a large dinner party in honor Of
the same guests.
Mrs. E. J. Jennings entertained Tuesday
and Thursday evenings at euchre.
The proposed exchange of programmes
between the Fargo and Grand Forks mu-
steal clubs did rot occur last week. but
viii be carried out some time next month.
Bishop Mann, of the Episcopal church,
was at Grafton yesterday, and next Sum
day will be at Bismarck and Mandan.
George H. Phelps has returned from
South Dakota. While he was away he
assisted in comforting the thirty third
degree of Masonry on class.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George Os-
good entertained a large party.
Thursday evening Mrs. f. Regain en-
tertained at cards.
Friday night the Odd Fellows gave
tended the festivities of the three-link-
erS. who are arranging to entertain the
state encampment in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. White have gone
East, and will soon sail from New York
to spend several months in CONSTANT
n0ple and on the Mediterranean.
Mrs. John Walker has returned from
| an extended visit with South Dakota
| relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery are
| In Washington, and will visit New York.
Mrs. G. A. Fraser is the guest of
| Crcokston friends
ing for New York and Washington
Maj. Edwards leaves this week for
Washington, in the interests of the tri-
s fba dFalnage BIZ to prevent floods in
Mrs; Emily Smith is at home after a
| visit in Duluth.
Col. Robinson, the North Dakota lum-
| Dor king. is rapidly improving at a To-
cal hospital. where it was first thought
! ne was suffering from a threatened at
| tack Of locomotor ataxia.
Or. McHarrie and wife are at Seattle
| OH a pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. MOODY have gone
| Fast and will visit their former home in
| Maine before returning.
saturday evening DR.. and Mrs barrow
| 9ntertalned in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lyon, of Mandan.
TOMORROW afternoon Mrs w E. Hunt
ana Mrs. Morton Page will give a char
| lty euchre party
Mrs. Fred Whiting gave a luncheon
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. o. ]. De Lendrecie and Mrs Bayse
VIII give card party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ed Folsom, of Minneapolis. r.
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Folsom. who
have entertained informally in her honor
Mrs. w. ]. Evans and daughter leave
zen for Bowbells to join Mr.. Ev-
ment OF the coal mines there
attorney and Mrs. A. T. Patterson. of
BISMARCK, were guests in the city last
Mrs. R. S. Lewis and Mrs. G. A. Car
renter will entertain two evenings this
Mayor and Mrs Meredith, of Casselton.
We're in Fargo last week, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Sloan. =
| Misses Claire and Olivia Luger. of Far
! go, are now teaching in the MINNEAPOLIS
The Fargo Musical club gave an inter
| eSt'ng programme Friday evening.
| landlord Whitman. of DevfIs Lake
was a guest of friends in Fargo several
! days last week. 50 % O.