St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-11

ing, beginning with piano solo, executed Oy
Miss Fannie Hurlinger, with a very good
effect. Then followed a song by Prof
Willard Patteu. who replied TO an encore; read
ing, hkngen on the Rhine. Mr.. ]. w. Murray:
song, "Glyndwr," Mr.. r. Roberts; plano
solo, .'Pollaco Brillante" Miss NJ. Miner;
recitation, Gamont Hall, Mrs. II. +. Wilson;
song. selected, Prof. Willard Patten, and a
closing song by Mrs. L. Millward. SAVERS
orchestra took position on the platform ut
the close of the program, and dancing began
and continued through twenty numbers.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs II.
Butler Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hoskin, MIR. and
Mrs. K. Millward, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A, Rob-
bins Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Il. Wilson, Mr.. and MrsH. Ashley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kingsley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hardin,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bader, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Steers, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. J. Gibson, Mrs. Becker, Mrs.
Perrin, Mrs. Hurlinger, Misses Fanny Hur-
linger, May Steers, Belle Kelley. Miss Becker,
Misses Smith, Miss Reynolds, Messrs. p Lee,
Duncan McRae John Miller, James Somer-
vile, c. II. Morgan, James Smith, j. w.
Murray, DIR. A. B. Gates, DIR. II. NJ. Gibson,
J. Coty, j. NJ. Thompson, J. II. Constantine,
A. o. Carker, A. G. Showers, L. Bader, +.
W. Williamson, E. B. Morrison, w. c. Win
slow, III. Knopder and others.
The Theta Phi fraternity of the univer-
sity of Minnesota held its annual banquet on
Wednesday evening at the Wesr hotel. There
were present the following: Prof. j. Z.
Hutchinson, Prof. John Clark, Prof. Mach
trieb, Prof. PEBBLES, Frank Healey. c. ].
lockwood, ID. Phillips, Jr.. &. L. Greenwood,
Sevcrt Germo. A. ID. Meads w. II. Milliken,
h. Gram, u. S. Grant, w. ID. Willard. p. r.
Benson, A. %. Dinsmore. j. NJ. Olson, 4. H.
Adams, j. w. Adams. John Terrier, II. V.
Winchell, A. 4. Mann. c. GRADER, Sibley
Rowell, L. G. Gale, Prof. John Barr, ]. Ii.
Rosselot. X. Mckenzie. Toasts were re-
SDOnHad IN fnlloNus. n.f
witty, glory that shall never fade, Prof
j. ;. Clark; Past and Present-"Once upon
a time sprang forth TO life a newborn
thought, Frank Healey and X. NJ. McKen-
ze; Our Alumni, E. A. Emery; The Teac her,
Prof. j. e. Hutchinson; The Ladies. E. c.
Gale. Mr.. Gale introduced his speech with
the sentiment Like sunlight they nlume the
world The singing of college songs was
part OF the pleasant program. Mr.. j. w.
Adams was the toast master, and Prof. Mach
trieo, j. NJ. Olson and J. c. Terrier the ban
quet committee. The feast of reason con-
tinued until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Barrows. at their resi-
denee, ga Second avenue southeast, pleas
autly entertained party of their friends at
progressive euchre Wednesday evening.
Prlzes we're awarded TO Mrs. G. Reynolds and
Mrs. j. Ii, Lane, Mrs. Childs and Mr. e. @.
Pratt. Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Williams Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hause Mr.
-. Y
lor, Mr.. and Mrs c. p. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs
Hucklngs, Mr.. Al Stone and Mrs. Childs, Mr..
and Mrs. reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs, Morgan Mr..
kirgs5ury and daughter, Mr. aud Mrs Lor-
ing Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Trask, Mr. and Mrs.
L. salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. McClary and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. l.. Stetson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Bar
rows Mrs, Z. Barrows, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Pratt. MIR.
ana Mrs: Long, Mrs. Friend, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse, MIR. and Mrs. Huntington, Mr., and
Mrs. Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs. E. johnson,
Nudd.
Levi Butler Camp No. 8, Sons of Veterans.
gave delightful musicale and literary enter
talnment at Pilgrim church on Friday even
ing. In the line of music G.. Z. Swift and
Mrs. T. Keutzing played the opening piece, a
march entitled. "Home From Camp Mrs.
heutzlng afterwards played two piano solos
Mrs. t. McCracken gave a piano solo. .sOyer-
ture TO SemariInis;" Mr.. @. W. Wilcox a cor
net solo; Mr.. and Mrs. Wingate a vocal duet
entitled, Come Where Sleeps the Dewy Vio-
let; trio, two violins and piano, given by
Mrs. Triple and Messrs. Charles Triple and
u. Il. Swift; banjo solo, Mr. Bayles OF the
literary part of the program Rev. @. W. Mer-
r1ll gave short address; Miss Jessie Bryant
recitation entitled, The last Hymn; Mrs. H.
e. wilson. recitation, Bay Billy, and Mr.
Charles Carlisle four selections, given with
splendid evolutionary effect, so as to fairly
charm the audience. These numbers in
cluded the whole program, which wos pre-
scented with marked excellence throughout.
Former residents of the Queen CITY have
organized the Cincinnati club at q meeting at
L. S. Bufington's. A preliminary meeting
had been held week before, when a commit
tee was appointed to draft bylaws. which re-
ported Thursday night. Officers for the en-
suing year were elected. as follows: Presi-
pent, Capt. j. G. Reno; vice president Frank
Is. Semple; treasurer, L. S. Buffington: score
tary, +. H.. Warden; executive committee.
William H. Tice, A. B. Merriam, A E. Clover,
Q. III. Clemmer, G. w. Crawford (St PauD
The nature of the club is social. with the mr.
pose of fostering pleasant associations of the
paris of America" The secretary (post-
Office box l,O27) Will be pleased to receive the
names of all former Cincinnatians now resi-
dent in Minneapolis and st. Paul.
A reception was given on Thursday night
at the parsonage of Rev. Father Reilly TO
those who took part in the presentation of
sumptuous supper was served. Among those
present were Misses Lizzie Burke An
ME Hanley, Bridget Flynn, Maggie Fewer.
Messrs. j. H Smith, Charles Fox. Joe Smith,
Robert McCafferty, Morris Ring, Patrick
Quinn, John Calvin and John MCGOWAN.
Quite an ovation was rendered, Friday
evening, to Rev. ]. j. Hall. who has lust ac-
cepted the pastorate of the Free Baptist
church. The parlors were filled with friends
of the church and members of other
churches, who were entertained by q pleas
ing musical program. Addresses of welcome
and congr'.tulation were made by Revs. c.
a. Van Anda and H. c. Hovey, TO which
Rev. Hail responded happily.
A surprise party was given on Friday even
ing by Mrs. Il. A. Fisher in honor of the
birthday anniversary of her husband. There
were about fifty guests present who enjoyed
themselves with cards and dancing. Refresh
ments were served and a most delI1htfnl
evening passed by all.
1.-THE boardeIs at the Wessex hotel and a few
outside friends, numbering in all about
twenty-five couples, gave delightful social
dance Thursday evening. Refreshments
were served about ii O'Clock. and the music
was furnished by SAVERS orchestra.
The ladies of the Third Universalist church
gave social Thursday evening Mt the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Crossfeld, No. 273l
Second avenue south. Supper was served
and the occasion proved very enjoyable to all
present.
The Northwestern Conservatory of Music
gave pleasant five-number chamber CONCERT
at CurtisS hall on Friday evening. The per-
formers were Mrs. II. w. Gleason, piano; c.
ii. Freeman. flute; Oscar RingwaIl, clariu ct.
The second of a series of four parties by
the l. G. c. club was given last evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. 10y.
Az Fifth street south. Progressive euchre
was the enjoyment of the evening"
Miss Doolittle entertained the &c. E."
Whist club on Tuesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sammis, 17l4 Hawthorn avenue.
The honors were awarded to Miss Addie Hor-
ton and Mr.. Ed. Corby.
Mrs. A. H. Beal entertained a delightful
party at drive whist Friday evening. six
tables were played, and refreshments were
served.
The ladies of the First Unitarian church
gave basket sociable Friday evening, at the
residence of Mrs. Mott, No. 917 Fifth avenue
south.
Mrs. s. p. Snyder pleasantly entertained a
few frinnda q