St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-13
THE SOCIAL yyH1IsL.
A Week, Dull in minneapolis, h
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A Week, Dull in minneapolis, Re-
ieved by Il Few Events.
The past week, from some cause unknown
and inexplicable to the average belle with
good wardrobe and and abundance of time,
was unusually quiet. and the number of So
cial affairs was reduced even from the pre-
ceding week, which was itself far from
brilliant. The week led off with the annual
banquet of
THE SONS OF MAINE
and the daughters of Maine, too, at the West
hotel on Tuesday evening. 1t was the sec
Ond of the annual banquets, and its i'm
provement over the first was in the general
line of progression which characteriZes
everything in Minneapolis. A reception in
the parlors opened the evening, and at $50
o'clock the guests were marshaled into the
dining room where an elaborate twelve
course dinner was served. Danz' orchestra
stimulated both appetite and conversation
during the repast When the cloth was re-
moved President C. NJ. Loring delivered an
ornate address of welcome, which was sue
ceeded by the following tOastS:
Noted Men and Women of Maine. Re-
Spouse by T. H. Boardman.
What Maine Has Done for Literature and
Education. Response by Rev. DR.. W. T.
Chase.
Maine as it is To-day. Response by John
C. Talbot.
Maine, Her Academies and Her Colleges.
Response by Dr. c. II. Hunter.
The following is a complete list Of those
present, with their native towns subjOined:
Hon. c. NJ Loring Portland; Judge j. NJ.
Shaw, Exeter; II. G.. o. Morrison, Livermore;
Aid. 5. G. Cutter, Bangor; A H. Thompson,
,x.I- SnsN,,tl
Berwick; Rev. DR.. W. T. Chase, Holowell;
G. a. Whittier, Mercer; Prof c. w. Bal
lard, Lewiston quest of DIR. Chase; w.
H. Stevens Oakland: W. J. Trask, Jeffer-
son; County Auditor F. S. Mcdonald,
Standish; J. II. Randall, Auburn
f. c. Kitchener, Eastport; NJ. P. Hobart Gil
ford; j Z. Stevens, Jr., West Waterville; DR..
A. b. Gates BassabOro; A. B. Barton, Port
land; A. J. Blethen, Jr., Pennington; Aid. D.
NJ. Clough, Augusta; Aid. +. G. Barrows, Lin
coin; A. X. Miller, Hampden; DR.. w. S. La
ton, Bangor; e. p. Capen, Portland; A. c.
Cobb, Bangor; John Carlson, Minneapolis,
guest; q. a. Bracket, Orono; J. S. Hamb-
lin, Pennington; A Sanborn, Charlestown;
Frank W. Shaw, Hoiton; J. w. Campbell,
Machias; Seth II. Plummer, Dresden
Mills; +. NJ. Talbot. East Machias; J. c.
Talbot, East Machias; Henry K. Higgins, ELS
worth; A. C. Libby, Lewiston; DR.. G. H.
Hunter, Pittsfleld: L. b. Moor, Waterville;
G. w. Bray, Dover; G.. G. Garland, Old Town;
John Washburn, Hallowell; J. H. Martin,
Camden; f. Fl. Boardman, Calais; F. D. Orff,
Bangor; o. Goodrich, Mt. Desert; J. H. john
son, Calais; George NJ. Goodwin, Bangor; NJ.
Lara, Turner; f. 4. Potter, Augusta;
Mines. J. II. johnson, Walter Lyon, G.. NJ.
Goodwin, G. w. Bray, c. NJ Lorlng, John
Washburn, j. H. Martin, F. H. Boardman, J.
G. Talbot, P. NJ. Woodman, A. J. Blethen, w.
l.. Stevens, j. W. Campbell D. Hunter, NJ. P.
Hobart, c. II. Hunter, n. d. Kelly, S. c. Cut
ter, d. NJ. Clough, f. G.. BarrOws, A. Il.
Miller, +. p. Capen, G.. A. Bracket, J. s.
Hamblin A. Sanborn, Frank W. Shaw, S. II.
Punlmer G. II. Whittier, l.. w. Ballard.
Misses Lille Cutter Minnie Cutter, Rosie
Cutter, Florence Barton. Jennie Carlson
minneapolis guest, Annette Walker port
land guest), F. Belle Hobart (4lacon, Ga,
guesD.
CHURCH GAYETY.
Wednesday evening was set apart. appar-
emily, for church sociables and festivals.
The ladies of the Unitarian church had q
fair and festival at the Fifth street syna-
gogue. which not only furnished the means
~ Of unlimited enjoyment, but netted hand
some sum. A concert at the Calvary
church was another pleasant affair. The
Young Men'S association of Park Avenue
church had its annual meeting at the resi-
dence of c. w. Moore, COS Seventh street
south. The election resulted as follows:
IT.
Vice President-Robert Balch
Secretary. w. Cochran, Jr.
Treasurer-Angus Mcleod.
Following the election a literary program
of songs and recitatiUnS was rendered by
members of the society and others. The
numbers on the program were: Reading.
New England Weather, Robert Balch;
song. The Kings Champion" E. A.
Gay; reading. Mark Twan's Interview. j.
q. Wallace: piano solo. {. A. Stickel; reel
tation, A Drunken Solioquy in Cal Gel
lar, H. W. Murphy; reading, Angus Nc
I.eod; recitation. George Malcolm; song.
Miss Lucy Williams. Refreshments were
served and balance OF the evening pleas
antly spent in chorus singing. Judge G. f.
Nanderburgh was present in the earlier part
of the evening, and addressed the young
present i'll a few words. commenting the
objects of the association.
The Young Ladies' Altar guild of Grace
church had delightful entertainment at
Hooper hall Miss Jarley's Wax Figgers'
and a pantomne. Benjamin and Mary
Jane" We're features OF the evening. The
ladies of the Thirteenth Avenue NJ +.
church gave a musical and literary enter
tainment in honor of the completed church
Improvements and the introduction of gas
The following program was rendered:
Overture-'Lustspiel.'
Orchestra.
Vocal Solo, The King 5 Highway f. L.Molloy
Mr.. Jones Robinson.
Reeitation-Doom of Cynthia and Claudius
Miss Lou Bachelor
Piano Solo-Selected
Miss Grace +. Woodland.
Vocal Solo-"Spring Song Dudley Buck
Miss Jessie McIIillen.
Recitation-Flyins Jims Last Leap.
Miss Eue Mct larry
Piano Duet-Selected.
Misses Nellie and Ida Marshall
Standardization Wedding Waltzes.'
Orchestra.
The ladies of the Holy Trinity church gave
fair and bazar at the Chute block. which
proved source Of much enjoyment and
realized a goodiy sum of money.
THE ROUND CT GAYETY
The carnival at Washington rink ended
on Thursday evening and prizes were
awarded as follows: Most elegant ladies
costume, Jennie Jones. crazy-qult dress:
prize. life-Si1ed Oil portrait. by Herbert
Connors, painted from life IN costume SIX.
25X30; second most elegant. Beatrice EN-
bury. Queen of the GypsieS. prize season
ticket, So; most elegant genteman's cos
tune, A. F. Anderson. Spanish Prince.
prize, order ove:coat by Oscar the Tailor:
second most elegant. d. Holc0mb. prize,
season ticket: most cOmica. A. T. Willard
negro, prize. Vienna gilt and silver bronze
card tray; second ditto, Harry Gibbs. do
you Know" prize. season ticket: best twin
costume. Misses Stella Shindley and
May Ferguson. TopSies, prizes, pair
OF silver and cut glass vases:
second, ditto. Misses Mabel Patch and
Louise Bullock. night, prize, ticket for one
month; most original and effective costume.
Clara Eugee. dress of varied colored ma
terial covered with kernels of corn trimming,
prize. season ticket: hest dude and dudine,
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