Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-18

Thursday evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Prince, First street. The
company was pleasantly entertained
by the hospitable host and hostess. The
following were among those present: Mr..
and Mrs. D. Cover, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Will
lam, Mr.. & Mrs. Myron Sheppard and Mr..
Jno. Roney.
The Loan Art exhibition held Thursday
and Friday evening, also Friday afternoon,
at the residence of Mrs. Ebert Nexsen,
SIG South Fifth street, under the auspices
of the ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church, was universally pronounced sue
cess, and the ladies have just reasons to
congratulate themselves, upon the elegant
array and display of the articles on exhi-
bition, which includes rare gems of art,
and antiquities.
CLUB DANCE.
The "Social club" gave its grand finale
of series of fortnightly dances, Wednes-
day evening last, at the Grand Opera
house hall. The affair was voted a social
success-as indeed have all the chops"
given by the club during the season, and it
is hoped they will be reorganized at an
early date. The following were present:
Miss May, Miss Gertie Easton, Miss Jessie
Robertson, Miss Nellie Cutler, Miss
DUNCAN, Miss Mamie Clewell, Mrs. E. w.
Durant, Miss Barnes, Miss Ida Estabrooks,
Mrs. Geo. Brush, Miss Bronson, Mrs. Alb.
Wilkinson, Miss Clara Nilsson, Mrs. F.
Berry, Miss Fannie Butler, Mrs. Living
stone, Miss Helen Sawyer, Mrs. VIM. Reed,
Miss Meta Durant, Miss Agnes Green,
Mrs. w. G. Masterman, Mrs. E. S. Nexsen,
Messrs. Geo. Brush, Prof. Jones, A. Wiki.
inson, Frank Berry, VIM. Reed, J. II. Har-
per, S. J. Strickland, Orris E. Lee, H. II.
Harrison, R. B. Bronson, W. r. Lehmicke,
G. w. Burlington. s. W. Seville, o. E. Leh-
micke, w. II. Fellows, Jno. R. Guilder,
Jas. B. Sturtevant, W. G. Clark, Jr., w. A.
Chambers, R. NJ. Parker, Geo. II. Price, @.
L. Easton, Elbert S. Nexsen, W. Q. Mas
terman and VIM. B. Birge.
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Mrs. DR.. CARL was, Wednesday evening,
rendered pleasant surprise by party of
old time acquaintance and young people
who in remembrance OF her sixty fifth an
versary, assembled at her home for the
purpose of giving her genuine sur
prise in which they perfectly succeeded.
The evening was passed very socially by
the company, which was a very pleasant
one, in social games and chit-chat. The
following were among those present: Mr..
and Mrs. E. Capron, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Yorks, Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Bordwell, Mrs.
S. Nelson, Miss Dill CARL, Mrs. Gorham,
Miss Laura Yorks, Miss Nettie Brown,
Chas. Gorham, VIM. Bolles, George Cor
ham and Jas. Gorham.
CHORAL CONCERT.
The second concert of the Choral union
to be given Tuesday evening, the goth, at
the Grand Opera house, bids fair to outri-
val its predecessor in its successful render
ing and lengthiness of programme, al
though no star has been secured to render
the difficult pieces. The selections, which
are from Mendelssohn and other renowned
masters, have been carefully made to the
adaptness of the voices of the society.
The following is the programme in full:
Chorus, ''Send Out Thy Light. -. .Gounod.
Union.
Quartet, ''When Evening Twilight, -. Hatton.
Universalist church choir.
Piano duet Ito be selected) Misses Welch and
Bronson.
Chorus with Soprano solo. sob For the Wings
Union and Mrs. Eunice Masterman.
Song Ito be selected. ........ Prof. ". H. Leib.
Trio The Mariners .......R andegger.
Quartet ''Humpty Dumpty'. .Caldicott.
Episcopal Choir.
Mrs Baker, and Mrssres. Haskell and Master
man.
Violin and Piano duet
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Waters.
Male Quartet ''Corn Bread" . Perkins.
BY a new Combination.
Piano Solo.
Mrs. Harrington.
Song, Ito be selected.
Miss Laura Dexter.
Quartet ''Slumber Song
Presbyterian Choir.
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