St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-22


gave an afternoon tea, followed by dane
ing party in the evening. The latter was
\ particularly elegant affair and was partici-
Epated in by about forty couples.
The young people of Chris:'s church CAV,
an entertainment in the church on Monda,
evening.
The st. Paul Dramatic club gave charac
teristically pleasant entertain ment on Monday
evening. On account of the illness of one
of the participants. an entire change of cas-
was necessitatcd, with but one days notlcei
] Considering the difficulties involved, the
rendition ~ the comedy, ''Sweethearts," was
extremely creditable, although the voice
| of the prompter was heard in the
land. This is the clubs last entertainment
| of the season. The drama was followed by
! the usual hop.
! Miss Agnes Green OF Saltwater, well
known to St Paul people as a talented
reader. favored the First NJ. E. church folk
! on Friday evening, February IL, with several
delightful selections, among which were
/ ''Whistling in IT 'aveu." Joshua Jenkins
/ Mouse" and "Who Saved st. Miehael'sl''
! On Friday evening last the ladies of the
First NJ. E. church entertained a large mum
Der of friends at sociable. The occasion
! was greatly enjoyed by those present.
! A progressive euchre party was given by
Mrs. Walter Sanborn of Virginia avenue on
| Friday evening, February Is. The following
! were the victOrs:
Ladies head prize, Mrs. Freeman Strong;
gents head prize, Capt. Brown; ladies progress
i've prize, Mrs. F. E. Bird; gents pro sressive
prize, DR.. c. ID. Williams: ladies' second head
prize. Mrs. Gov. HUBBARD gents second head
prize, E. N. Sanders.
The ladies of the Pacific Congregational
church gave pie supper on Thursday even
ing in the chapel.
musical entertain ment was given on
Thursday evening by the ladies of the West
Side at Liedertafel hall for the benefit Of an
unfortunate citizen. Dancing followed tine
first part of the entertainment.
Champion lodge, Knights of Pythias, gave
a social party in honor of their twenty-first
anniversary on Thursday evening, at Druids'
hall, jackson street.
The annual carnival of the German society
took place on Monday evening at the athe-
naum. The event eclipsed in splendor all
its predecessors.
On Monday evening large number Of St.
Paul people attended a plimentary recep-
! ton given to Prof. Beggs by his Saltwater
class. A special train was provided and the
occasion greatly enjoyed.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence society
gave an entertainment at their hall on Wed
uesday at which a large number were pres
ent. The evening closed with debate.
On Friday evening benefit soiree was
given TO Prof. Evans by his class.
The reception of the Magdalen society,
which was to be given on Thursday evening
last at the capitol, was postponed until next
Thursday.
The balmasque at Turner hall on Tuesday
night was marked 10y large attendance and
great diversity Of costumes. About thirty
couples appeared en- masque and the occasion
WAS enjoyed for all il was worth.
Quicksilver" a comedy, as produced by
the German society on Sunday evening at
the Athenaum was grand success.
On Saturday evening, February IA, Mrs.
Uri Lamprey's little folks entertained sbout
fifty of their friends in a delightful manner.
c. d. Baker Of the West side was pleas
antlv surprised by number Of his friends
on Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. VIM. W
Cool and Miss Rosa Wesley were married at
the Jackson Street NJ. F.. church.
Miss Birdie Patton gave progressive
euchre party at her home on Fourteenth
street, on Monday evening.
pr. 4. J. Stone gave.a reception and sup
per on Wednesday evening, at his residence
on DAYTON avenue, to the members of the
College Hospital Medical school. A large
number Of the medical fraternity were
present. The entertain ment was of a very
pleasant character
On FRIDAY the High School Debating So
ciety discussed the propriety of restricting
immigration, whict'was decided in the mega
tive alter an interesting debate.
The lecture bureau OF Hamliue university
gave fine entertainment on Wednesday
evening in the university chapel. Hon. L.
]. IIodgcson lectured on Oliver Cromwell.
Miss Mary Green Of Saltwater gave few
readings, eXcellently rendered. Music com
peted the program.
Rev. Norman Seaver delivered a lecture
on Thursday evening, under the auspices Of
the Park Congregational club, at Park church.
His subject was The Madness of Crowds.
\ roller skating party was given by Miss
Hubbard and Miss German of st. Paul, on
Thursday evening, at a Minneapolis rink.
The Young Peoples Social union Of Jack
son street church held a meeting on Friday
evening.
The rooms Of the Gospel Temperance
union were the scene OF WushingtOniau
aud international social meeting last evening.
National airs of various natl ms with read
ings and. addresses made up the program.
The Grand Lodge of Minnesota OF Cccho
Slovarsky Podporuiice Soar have filed articles
OF Incorporation.
The wife OF Lieut. Kidier Of the First rcgi-
meut has presented to Capt Bean of Com
pauy D portrait OF Gen. Sheridan, painted
by himself.
Capt. Z. :. Bean was thoroughly surprised
on Friday evening bv fifteen couples OF
young society people appearing at his house
on OAK street. However he was equal to the
occasion, and the SUNRISE party proved
very enjoyable event to all.
The Hubbard guards Of Red Wing. Capt
Pierce Commadiug, gave large ball at the
Casino in that City Monday evening 4
number Of ST. Paul gentlemen we're present.
The FIRST Regiment band furnished the mu-
sic for program OF twenJy-fopr num-
bcrs.
a surprise party Was given last Tuesday
evening by the young people at the residence
uf Miss May Westcu;t, 100 Acker street, which
vas much enjoyed 10y the participants.
The Webster Debating and Social club
considered the question OF high license at
their rooms last Friday evening. Very able