St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-01
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Selections ''Mikado" ........... Sullivan
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Selections Mikado". ........... Sullivan
HERE AND THERE.
The ladies in charge of the charity ball
to be given at the Merchants hotel for the
benefit of ST. Lule's hospital, on the 18th
inst, anticipate making it very brilliant
affair. Col. Allen has made them very
generous offer, and all who purchase tick
cts will have the satisfaction of knowing
that they are benetting the worthy charity.
The large dining-r0Om will be given up for
dancing, the ladies' ordinary for refresh
mentS, and the parlorS, reception rooms and
hal Is for promenadng. Seibert will be in
attendance at $50, when the ball will open
with grand promenade. The reception
committee is composed of the following la
dies: Mesdames T. d. Barton, Henry
Hale, w. r. Merriam, F. B. Clarke, F. B.
Bass, George r. Finch, Gussie Pope, John
w. White, DR.. Sin1ler, w. B.
Is end, S. R. McMasters, r. w.
w. Mathews and Miss SQuires. The floor
committee is composed OF the following
gentlemen: Messrs. George c. Squires,
chairman; E. B. Barton. W. II. Hyndman,
F. E. Hanson, George l.. Bigelow. John
N. Jackson, Luther E. Newport, F. d.
Banning and W. H. Farnham.
Last Tuesday evening the ST. Andrews
society Scotch held its first sociable for
the season 1856 i'll Druid'S hall, 81 Jack
son street. The hall was comfortably filled
with the members and their friends, and all
present seemed to be thoroughly pleased
with the entertainment provided. These
social gatherings, held every month during
the winter season, have been a source of
great enjoyment to the members of the So
ciety and their friends, and each succeeding
IN no hln fhan th of
ceding. The sociables are gotten up expressly
for the purpose of uniting the members more
closely in the bond OF filial love and for
creating among them and their friends
feeling of warm friendship toward each
other. The objects of the society are to
promote social intercourse among its mem
bers and to assist needy Scotchmen, and be
it said to the honor of the race, but few re-
quire their financial aid. On Nov. 80, ''St.
Andrews Day." the society will hold its
annual festival and we trust it may prove
grand success.
On Monday evening last there was an in
formal dinner party and musicale given at
the residence of Mr.. j. Royal McMurran,
No. IS Summit avenue. The guests were:
Mrs. F. D. Hager and Misses Swartswel-
der, Babcock Washington, Williams, Mar
tin and McClung of st. Paul. and the
Misses Lucy and Betty Perrin of Fort Smell
ing, and Messrs. Could Martin, Middleton,
Williams, Hay, Hartwell, Heath, Washing
ton, Harrison, Lefevre and Handy. After
a delightful dinner there were number of
songs rendered by Mrs. Hager and Messrs.
Gould and Hay, a selection from lie Suite
Sylvia" by Mr.. Middleton, and piano and
banjo duets by Miss Swartswelder and Mr.
Ralph Maltin. All the numbers were heart
lily enc0red, and the guests look forward to
an early repetition of one Of the most pleas
ant evenings ever spent.
Owing to Mr. Frank Woods concert,
which occurs on Tuesday evening. Mr.. I'll.
McLachlan has kindly made different az
rangements for the weekly rehearsal Of
Rossini's Stabat Mater, which he will pro-
duce in ST. Mary's church Nov. 80. He
wishes to announce that the ladies of the
chorus will meet next week at Mr.. Whit
ney's music rooms, 81 East Third street, on
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and the
gentlemen in the same place on Wednes-
day evening at o'clock. All members are
expected to be present.
Miss Flandrau of Pleasant avenue gave
delightful german last Wednesday evening
in honor of Miss Harrison, daughter of
Mayor Carter Harrison Of Chicago, and
Miss Gibson Of Louisiana, who are guests
at the Ryan. On Thursday noon these
young ladies were complimented by din
ner party, and on Friday evening by sup
per party at the Ryan, and by the Royal
Route Oh Friday evening they left for Chi
cago.
Among the ladies and gentlemen now at
the Merchants hotel are: ii. w. Pratt and
wife, Faribault; Mrs. James Mclaughlin,
Standing Rock agency; G. W. Smith and
pife, Wisconsin,; Mrs. Farr, Duluth; Will
IN Capron and wife, Saltwater; B. B.
Thompson and wife, Elroy, Wis; j. S.
Mitchell and wife. Rockford, Ia; G. E.
Hunter and wife, Devils Lake, Oak.
A very pleasant progressive euchre party
was given by Miss Lena Schliell at her
residence on North Fort street last Wednes-
day evening, filling five tables. The head
prizes were carried off by Phil Gieb and
Miss Louise Schliek, and the foot ones by
Mr.. John Erd and Miss Annie Schonarth.
The evenings entertainment closed very
agreeably to all, with music and refresh
mentS.
The manager of the Protestant Orphan
asylum will be at home on Tuesday, Nov.
3, from 3 to 9, in the new building, corner
Marshall avenue and st. Alban street. The
subscribers and donors to the asylum and
all persons interested in the welfare of Or
phan children are invited to be present. 1t
is not donation party, but simply recep-
ton to the friends of the institution.
Miss Henrietta Haas, the beautiful
daughter Of Mr.. Henry Haas, produced
fine impression by her admirable rendition
of 1.-The Maniac" at the concert last Sunday
evening at the opera house. The young
lady shows musical talent and the possible
tiles of her future, if she adhereS to orator
ical study, are certainly very tlattering.
The first sociable of the season held by
the ladies of the First NJ. E. church in their
handsome parlors last Friday evening was
very delightful. Some beautiful tableauX
were presented with charming music, and
the refreshments were delicious.
The st. Paul Crusaders. will give a
musical and literary entertainment at their
hall, corner of WabaSha and Sixth streets,
next Wednesday evening. Rev. Walter
Golden of st. Mary's church will deliver
lecture on total abstinence.
Last evening at $50 o'clock Judge r. J.
Reid was married to Mrs. Abbie F. Rose at
the residence of the brides mother, on Mar
ket street, Rev. DR.. Dana officiating. Judge
and Mrs. Reid will make an extensive trip
to New Orleans and California.
Miss Elite Butler, who will appear at Mr..
Frank Woods concert. is said to greatly
resemble Miss Emma Thursby both in voice
and manner. She sings with an expression
and sympathy that at once wins the ap-
proval of her audience.
A surprise was given Mrs. W. c. Cooley
of III Granite street the other evening,
when a number of friends went in and
took possession of the house. Being good
hostess she made things very pleasant for
the callers.
Mrs. S. c. Stiegers, who, with her chill
dro,, hos hnan VISITING her narentS. Mr.. and