The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-13
EAST ST. PAUL.

EAST ST. PAUL.
A large reception was given Wednesday
afternoon in the Phalen Park school by
the Arlington Hills Mothers club in cele-
bration of the new school and for the new
principal of John Ericsse school, Miss
Elizabeth Wright, to introduce her to the
mothers. The building was filed with a
large crowd of people until O'Clock. me
refreshments were served on small tables
in the kindergarten room, which was
beautifully decorated with tulips, Jonqulls
and ferns. Coffee was served by Mrs
Charles Hill and Mrs. John Levine. The
Nordquist orchestra furnished music.
Vocal solos were given by MIR. Griffin and
Misses Sl1ooglun A duet was given by
mental music was given by the Misses
Maud and Edith Wilson, Shields, GTutzke.
O'Neil. Worlander, Franzeen and Mabel
and Frank Venniotz. Miss Harriet e.
scented with box Of flowers by the club.
Mr.. Fl. S. Fairchild gave a very inter-
esting and instructive address Tuesday
afternoon at the Cleveland school to the
horticulture and Mrs. McMurran gave
short address on ''Arbor Day." Miss
Phoebe Young, Miss Virginia O'Neil and
MISS n. Grledzke gave musical numbers.
Mrs. s. A. Farnsworth, Mrs. A. N. Sta
pies, Mrs. Krouse. Mrs. Farrell and Mrs.
r. Berg served refreshments Mrs. E.
Otto presided. About one hundred ladies
Were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w McNeely gave
dinner of thirty covers Sunday in cele-
bration of their twenty-fifth wedding an
nlVerSary. Miss Anna Cannon, Mrs G..
+. McMahon and Mrs. Boyesen of Mime
apolls' assisted. they were presented with
solid silver tea set.
Maple Leaf camp, R. N. A.. gave a
masquerade dancing party Saturday even.
InS. MISS Ida Parlin won the prize for
the lady' Swedish costume; John Ozum,
comic costume, and c. johnson and Bert
Thompson. best dressed gentleman in
lady's clothing
The Lower Town Mothers club will
meet me- tuesday afternoon at 9:45 in the
an address on the subject of 7Arbor Day"
and Mrs A. d. Harmon will talk to the
mothers Mrs. c. c. Miller viii preside
al Rr- L: A tombstone, of the First Swe-
Minneapolis, ana Mr.. Schultz. assistant
superintendent of schools. have been
CHOSEN candidates for the presidency of
Gustavus Adolphus college at st. Peter.
Forest Camp No; $500. M. W. A, met
Monday evening and conferred the second
degree on number of candidates. The
camp is planning to give a dance Monday
evening, April 4.
= A mission festival of the First Swedish
Lutheran church will be held next Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .John
Elmqulst on Mount Ida street
The Luther League Society of the Eng
Hsh Memorial Lutheran Church was en-
Lef[alned tuesday afternoon at the home
OF ReY. and Mrs. A. J. D. Haunt
Mr. and Mrs. Van SAINT MIR. and Mrs.
Blgg and Miss Edna Bigg, of Minneapolis.
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. c. 70. Parrott
the first of the week
Mrs. P. M. Sohlberg and Mrs. Wiotte,
of East Seventh street. have ret1Iynnd o. 2,
ambridge, MINI.
The Friday Evening Card club was en-
fertaIned at the home of Mrs. George
Eerklhs, on Olive street. Miss Kate Slo-
cum was hostess.
Miss Julia Hoey, who has been visiting
nef sister. Mrs. Frank Donnelly, of La
1dyette avenue, has gone to Rochester.
N. Y, to reside.
Mrs. Otto Steiner, the recent guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles John
to Cambridge --'' 1e'ui iieu
Mrs. Halverson. of the Marlowe. en-
teTtalned the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Shurch OF the Redeemer Friday after
>, Brotherhood of American Yoemen. st.
Paul Homestead No. 2S5, gave progress
slye euchre party Saturday avening.
Mrs Hazard, of East Eleventh street.
eIl!ert9lned the Territorial Pioneer Wom-
an club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Olson, of De Soto street. has hean
entertaining her nephews, Oscar and Emil
Wahlberg. of st. Cloud 1-----
Mrs R. F, Lofgren, Of Sims street. en-
tertalned during the week Mrs. T. George
OI New Richmond, Wis.
Miss L. Erickson, of Case street on
tertamed during the week Miss Ida Carl
son, OF MinnetonkaA
Copeland. camp degree team are plan
nlng to give dancing party Monday
evening, March %. 's''
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Floren+ina
q
Thursday evening
Mrs %. E. Barry of West Superior has
Deen visiting Mrs. j. T. Mccoy. of East
Thirteenth street.
Mrs. H. s. Hargran has gone to Mar
shaIltoWn, Iowa. called there by the I'LL
ness of her sister. 40
Mrs. Edward Zachrison. of Case street
mas been entertaining Mrs. L. A McClrav
of Huron, S. D. J'
Mrs L. w. McDonough. of Pine street,
day afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs o. Earl, of Payne avenue
entertained a number of friends Tuesday
Mr.; and Mrs w Aiken, of Bradley
Cokato. 60 III
Mrs. Richard brewery will entertain the
noon. aAlei
Miss Marie Theirs. of Twelfth street
cago. "a ILL
Mrs. Coffin and son Clinton, of Bu,o
street have gone to washington to re-
Mr. and Mrs; F. Roven, of Reaney
street, have returned from Providence,
r. 1. NehSo'
The Florentine club gave a dancing
party Saturday evening in the club rooms
-, Mrs. Marie Curran entertained part of
the week Miss Eva Fee, of Mendoza.
Mrs. De Roe entertained the Idle Hour
Cinch club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs: j. w. Fallow entertained at lunch
con Friday for few friends.
Mrs. Maloney, of Fauquier street. has
returned from Chicago.
O.. c. Beck. of Fargo, visited East ST
Paul friends this week. w.
Mrs: N. E. Jesmer, of Princeton. is visit
Ing st. Paul friends.
DR.. L. A. tombstone has returned from
St Peter.