St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07
OTHHR EVENTS.

Frank Brainerd the Benedict Progressive
Euchrc club. Organized for the coming sea-
son, consisting o. MIR. and Mrs Harvey Cook,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Branerd. Mr.. aud Mrs.
A. G. FlOurnoy, Mr.. and Mrs. George SwartZ,
Dir. and Mrs. 4. Cook Mr.. and Mrs. McL;iin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bookings, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Webster and Mr.. and Mrs Mcdonald
The head prizes were won by Mrs. McLain
and George Bookings; the progressive by
Mrs. G.. SwarJZ and the foot by Mr.. william
son. The next meeting will be held Nov. l9
az the residence Of Mrs. George Brookings
Fauquer street.
Very many persons gathered in Market
hall Monday night 10 listen to the music of
two young musical wonders, Herman and
Bernard knautf, sons of Col. Knaun. of the
Sixth ward They are and IL years Old re-
spectively. Herman handles the violin with
great skill, while Bernard is an expert with
III yiOloncelio. Max Hester has been their
tutor. After the concert 10 the music of the
Knauf boys, dance was enjoyed to the
music of Seibert's orchestra.
The first meeting of the Young Peoples
guild. of Christ church, was enjoyed Thurs
day evening. Music, Singing and dancing
were the programme. Misses Hofstetter and
Harrington and Messrs. Wienrich and Knight
gave vocal solos, assisted by Prof Wood at
the piano. The next meeting occurs Thurs
day evening, Nov. Is, and is in the hands of
the following committee; Misses German
Davis ana SmiJn ana MeSSrS. BflSDlnS, MOf-
ply and Harrington.
The first of the series of the Gest-StOeving
chamber concerts will be given Nov. l6 The
best selections were usually embraced by
last seasons programmes, and the chamber
concerts met with considerable success. 1t
is proposed TO MAKE the concerts this year
much more comprehensive, and the most
popular musical productions will be the order.
The quality of the local talent represented by
al NaSSrS TlIQOmb
is well known.
The Catholic congregation of the Church of
St. John. the new parish lately organized on
DAY tons bluff. will hold fair at Kuauft's
nail, on East Seventh street. commencing on
Nov - and lasting one week. in order to
raise funds for the completion of their
church bull ting, now n course of construc-
ton. Many elaborate and fancy articles have
already heen donated, and the young ladies
are working hard 10 make it a success.
AT the DAYTON Avenue Presbyterian church
on Friday evening, Nov. II, at o'clock, a
lecture will be delivered by Maj. B. F.
Wright entitled: "A Year in Rebel Pris-
ons." being his personal experience Turing
the war of the rebellion. The entertainment
Will be under the auspices of the Little ork-
ers' society of the church.
The great coming event among the gentle
men Of society is the annual banquet Of the
St. Paul Boat club, at the Ryan, Friday.
and a number of good speakers are booked
for this time. The reception will be at the
parors of the Ryan.
Preparations by the several lodges of tn g
I. o. o. f. have been made to visit the North
Star lodge of Minneapolis Tuesday evening at
the comforting of the initiatory degree upon
that lodge.
The eighth birthday of Willie, son of Mr..
and Mrs w. a. Drake. Of 6l0 East Temper
party last week.
On the first Thursday and Friday in Decem-
Der the ladies OF the First Baptist church will
give a Christmas sale at the Wabouta street
chapel
Miss Perkins, of Ninth street, honored her
guests, the Misses Gibbs, before their depart
ure for San Francisco vita a card party.
a pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr. J. S. Mccullough. No. 335 Somerset
street, last Monday evening.
Gen. John B. Sanborn presented an inter-
esting paper on the Missouri campaign at the
Loyal Legion gathering.
a pleasant social was given by the senior
class OF the high school at Assembly hall Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs c. E. Smith gave ladies' tea party
Thursday afternoon at her Fifth street resi-
dence.
Mrs Glenn, of Fort Smelling, rendered re-
ception to Mrs. Col Andrews Friday after
noon.
The Minnesota Lawn Tennis club will hold
Il regular meeting at the Windsor Tomorrow.
Mrs. John A. Berkey gave a progressive
euchre party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Marion Simpson entertained some
young friends Friday evening.
Mrs. Howels gave reception from to 6
p. m. Friday.
Mrs. E. w. Winter held reception Thurs
day.