The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05
EAST ST. PAUL

Programmes Were given by all the
grades in Phaien Park school Friday In
honor of Memorial day. The sixth, fifth,
fourth and third grades gave the follow
lection by Phalen Park school orchestra;
chorus, Marching Through Georgia;
recitation, Arthur Skon; chorus, "The
Battle Cry of Freedom;" recitation, ST.
gurd Nord; violin and piano duet, Joseph
Brown and Miss Ruddy; recitation,
Georgina Tucker; boy chorus, 'Tenting
Tonight" sigurd Nord, Harry Johnson,
Harry .Magnusson, Joseph Brown, Earnest
Norquist, Elbert Norquist, Roy Lind
berg, Edwin Noustrand Edward Wesley,
Edwin Lofgren, Warren Starkey, Carl So
Albin Noreen, James NGaley, AXel John
son; recitation, Miss Spetzman fnstru-
mental trio, James Maley, William Peter
son and Miss RTddy; recitation, Eval Red
ling; flag salute, by all pupils; chorus,
''The Red White and blue;'' recitation,
David Anderson; girl chorus, ".The Vacant
GhS16 Ghair Edith ESin Miller Edna Hill Millie
Selma Gustafson, Edith Reed, Mabel He'd
cen, Aurora Mattson, Elm Anderson,
Meta Kay, Minnie Peterson, Louise Lar
son, Alvira Redling, Beda Peterson; reci-
tation, Harry Johnson; chorus, ''Amer-
lea" The soldiers then Were introduced
and furnished the. remainder of the pro-
gramme, Comrade easier giving a cornet
exercises the mothers and teachers served
a il;,..neheQQ to the soldiers
The commencement Exercises of the
Cleveland high school will be held
Wednesday evening at o'clock at the
Swedish Tabernacle, corner Minnehaha
and Edgerton streets. Following is the
programme: Miss Matilda StoIlwerk will
play march; invocation Rev. H. Sund
QuiSt; salutary and grafton, Efficiency
Andrew John Newgren; essay, ''Theo-
dosia Bure," Minnie Michaelson; essay,
Environment, Elsie Regina Nordin; es
say, 1.-THE Louisiana Purchase" Helma
EriPl<SOns ass eft for
pie Pleasures Ardelia Vivianna Sausenff1
oration, Russia as a Future World Pow
er," Charles; Gustaysee Nordin; essay, The
oration, ''Meteors," Julia Hath; eration
True Heroism, Minnie Cecilia Hoff,
man: oration and yaledictory, Artist and
Artisan" Lucia Mabel Stromgren; pres
entation of diplomas, President d. E.. Hol-
man.
Miss Ida Rubiel and Mr. John zins.
were married Wednesday morning at $3.50
Huffman was maid of honor and Mr.. P.
Reiiand was best man. Mr.. and Mrs
ZfnS have gone East on a wedding trip
ana viii be at home after July 1 at 266
Goodhue avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Presbyterian Church will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Alex Cameron, on Fauquier street, in
stead of last Tuesday as was announced
The Young Peoples Society of the
deemer will be entertained on Wednes-
day evening at the home of Rev and
Mrs. 0. G. Kreinhedee.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the English
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will
be entertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. O. G. Kreinheder, on Wood
ward avenue.
Miss Harriet E. Ruddy and the teach
ers of the PflaIen Park school were en-
tertained at lunch Monday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Erickson, on Mary
land street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Farnsworth. OF
Burr street, entertained this week Mr.
and Mrs. e. w. Farnsworth, while en-
route from Australia to Des Moines
Iowa.
Mrs George Perkins, of Olive street is
entertaining Mrs. Reeves, of Lake City
while en- route from Los Angeles. Cal.
where she spent the winter
The Young Peoples Society of East
Presbyterian Church will give an ice
cream social on the lawn adjoining the
church Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T. o. Lee, Of Hawthorne avenue
entertained at dinner Wednesday for Mrs
Floan, Miss Helen Floan, Mrs Frank
Bunnell and children.
Mrs. Frank Bunnell. Of Hawthorne ave-
nue., gave q birthday party Thursday for
her daughter Ruth's sixth birthday.
The Rectors' Aid Society OF st. PauI's
Church will hold its annual business meet