St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-03
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

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EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
The pupils of Miss Geist's seminary gave
an enjoyable concert on Tuesday evening.
A ball and party was given by the Swed-
ish society Vega on Thursday evening at
Pfeifer's hall
The young peoples guild of Christ church
held an enjoyable social meeting on Tues
day evening.
Miss Emma Sutton entertained number
of friends last evening at her residence on
West Third street.
Mr.. Pottgeiser, the pianist, entertained
his friends at musicale at his residence on
Saturday, April 25.
Mrs. Henry Burbank of West Seventh
street gave pleasant progressive euchre
party during the week.
Blasing's hall was the scene of grand
hop on Wednesday evening given by the
Dayton's Bluff Athletic club.
Fifteen candidates received the degree Of
the Legion of Honor at the meeting of that
society on Thursday evening.
The meeting of the High School Alumni
announced for last Thursday evening was
adjourned until Tuesday next.
Mrs. Dr. Charles Smith entertained a
large number of friends at a reception and
lunch party on Friday afternoon.
On Friday evening sociable was held by
the Park church club at the chapel, corner
of Holly avenue and Mackubin street.
Last evening dramatic entertainment
was given at the residence of Mrs. Allen
Marvel of East Ninth street, for the benefit
of St. Luke's hospital.
A largely attended and enjoyable social
was given by st. Andrews Scottish Benev-
client society, on Monday evening, at the old
Druids hall on jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Schwartz of Fort
Smelling were agreeably surprised ON Satur-
day, April 25, by number of their friends
on the occasion of their return from their
wedding trip.
The st. Paul and Minneapolis Baptist
Social union enjoyed banquet on Tuesday
evening at Portland block. Addresses were
made by prominent members, which were
received with great applause. The occa-
sion was pronounced to be most pleasant
one.
Liedertafel hall was filled with merry
throng on Friday evening, the occasion be-
ing the second grand ball of Prof Kleist's
dancing classes. Seiberts orchestra was in
attendance and dancing continued until a
late hour.
The BIRD Cantata" and concert came off
as announced on Friday evening at Wood
land Park Baptist church. Different vari-
cites of song birds were represented, and a
well drilled chorus lent effective aid to the
success of the entertainment.
A grand benefit concert was given on
Tuesday evening at the First Baptist church
in aid of the Swedish Bible seminary
Nine. Ahlander-Bergstrom supported by her
company and assisted by Prof. Stoeving
rendered the musical part of the program
III highly effective manner.
The Park church held its regular meet
ing on Friday evening in the church. Scott
was the subject selected for discussion.
An interesting program of readings and
essays was given. Miss Glover, the elocrl-
ZIONIST, gave a number of readings in ap-
propriate costumes.
Excelsior Lodge No. 60, I. O. o. F.,
celebrated the sixty-sixth anniversary of
Oddfellowship in America, on Monday
evening, by a grand banquet and hop at
Oddfellows' hall. The entertainment was
great success and was attended by nearly
all the Odd Fellows in the city.
The young people of Clinton Avenue
church had grand time on Tuesday even
ing at the West side gymnasium on the oc-
casion of their second social. A musical
and literary program was well rendered,
followed by gymnaStic exhibition, which
was succeeded by hop.
The St. Paul and exposition Polo clubs
were entertained by Mr.. Will Noble on
enth street. The weary poloists, after their
hardly-contested game at the Jackson
Street rink enjoyed themselves with music,
dancing and feasting until early morn.
Jackson Street church was filled with
Odd Fellows on Sunday last, who assem-
bled to hear the address of Rev. Bro. Forbes
on the anniversary of Oddfellowship. The
reverend speaker handled his subject elo-
quently and well and was listened to with
deep attention. The church was hand
somely decorated with flowers.
The most brilliant social event of the
week was the Ordway- Gilman wedding,
which occurred on Wednesday at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on West Third
street. The wedding was followed by q
large and elegant reception in the evening,
which was attended by hundreds of friends
OF the young couple. In the evening they
departed for an Eastern wedding tour.
The sixty-second birthday of Mrs. E. c..
Morgan of this city, was celebrated in an
appropriate manner on Friday by her chill
dren and numerous friends, who visited
her in body. Mrs. Morgan was most
agreeably surprised and the evening passed
in a very pleasant manner. The hearty
congratulations and good wishes of all
present made this anniversary one long to
be remembered by this estimable lady.
4 hot contest between the members of
the senior class in the Hodgson prize con-
test at Hamline university ON Friday resulted