St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-14
was served about IL o'clock. The follow

Miss H. Bigney, Miss A. Mcdonald, Misses
Brown, Miss NJ. Wheeler, Miss Daugher, Miss
Stella Zenzius, Misses Lyons, Miss Fontaine,
Miss j. Lachrance, Miss A. Marchand,
Miss Drewry, Misses Micheud, Miss Kelley,
Miss Clark, Misses Owens, Messrs. ii. Smith,
II. White, A. +. GAMER of Minneapolis, DR..
IL. A Pinault A. Gervais, l.. Owens, G. Zen
zius, Tracy, +. Cavanagh, A. Michaud, L.
Michaud, 5. Michaud, A. Michaud,
A. Mcdonald, g. Whitacre, A. st. Pierre, &.
Conner, j. Dougher, Dr. Linalt of OsSeo, 5.
kellerman, Eugene ZenZlus. Thomas Brady,
4. Shea, Carroll Hendy. William Hendy, J.
Warner, w. Fredericks, Frank Dcwlan, w.
W. Kane.
Among the elegant toilets were the fol-
lowing:
Miss Nellie Brown, lavender satin, with
front of cut pearl embroidery, square neck
and sleeveless; diamond ornaments.
Miss Jennie st. Aubin, lovely costume Of
cream satin and lace, square neck, lace and
sleeveless; ornaments, natural flowers aud
diamonds.
Miss jennie Olivier, light-blue wool draper
les of Oriental lace; flowers and diamonds.
Miss Emma Olivier, costume of pale pink
wool and white lace; flowers ut corsage and
diamonds.
Miss Lou Olivier, handsome black satin and
lace ornaments; natural flowers and diamond
ornaments.
Miss Dowlau, lovely dress of white surah,
menterie; natural flowers at corsage and dia-
mopds.
Miss Ida Dufrene, white lace and lavender
satin; natural flowers and diamond orna-
ments.
Miss Stella Dufrene, pink wool and white
lace, draperies and natural flowers.
Miss Stella ZenZius. cream wool and lace
gloves TO match and natural flowers.
Miss a. Brown, pink satin and swansdown,
pink Nuts; flowers and diamond ornaments.
Miss Ii. Rigney, black silk and lace mitts.
and natural flowers.
Miss Alice Mcdonald, cream wool dress
and lace: natural flowers.
Miss Margareth Owens, pink satin and
white lace. square neck, ornamented with
natural flowers and diamonds.
Miss Katherine Owens, elegant white lace
dress over light blue, and natural flowers.
Miss Isabella Owens, pearl white wool dress
and lace; natural flowers.
Miss Dewey, gold brown silk, square neck,
twined with silver lace; natural flowers and
diamonds.
Miss S. Rogers, cream satin lace, square
neck and sleeveless; diamond ornaments.
Miss l.. Rogers, cream satin and lace,
square neck, lace sleeves; natural flowers and
diamonds.
Miss Dowlan, elegant costume Of white
wool and lace; pink plumes and corsage.
Miss Kelly, handsome bl ack silk and lace,
and natural flowers.
blase square neck; ornaments, natural how-
ers and diamonds.
Miss Jennie Lachanes, cream and garnet
satin and tiounces.
Miss Matte Wheeler, costume of cream
wool and ecru lace; natural flowers and dia-
monds.
Miss Emma Lyons, white wool dress and
lace and flowers.
Mrs. L. Lyons. pink ecru lace and natural
flowers.
Miss Clark, pale-blue and white lace; nat
ural flowers.
Miss Emma Langevin, costume of nut
green with draperies of pink lace, square
neck, sleeveless, and pink flowers at corsage
aud diamonds.
Miss Engelbracht, white wool dress trimmed
with lace aud nat ural flowers.
Among the many presents received were
an elegant basket of natural flowers from
Mr.. John Dougher and sister; an elegant
plaque, representing a landscape, from
Miss Wheeler; splendid bouquet. from
Mr.. and Mrs, a. St. Pierre; also a S25, 900
share in the West st. Paul Real Estate aad
Edward Langevin.
49,
A novel and most enjoyable affair was
that given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Lampher on Dayton avenue last
Tuesday evening. The entertainment was
prepared entirely by Miss NJ. Louise Dick
son, talented young student and teacher
of music. who has gained a warm place in
the affections and esteem of many of our
families by her graceS of character and art
lStic eXcellencies. The newest feature OF
the affair was the presentation of an origl-
nal Operatta with the appalling title,
''ArabelIa, the Fair, or the Blood
thirty Bandit" by the following
young artists: Misses Sue Baker.
May Moffatt, Mabel Lanpher, Agnes Senk-
ler Julia Mcclellan, Daisy CONVEX, Viva
CONVEX and a number of accomplished
young gentlemen. 1t was a bright. dainty
little episode. and was very ereditaDle to the
skill and patience of the directress and the
application of the pupils. The operetta
was accompanied by an orchestra consisting
of Miss dickson, piano; Mr.. Schauffier,
violin, and Miss Birdie Mcclellan, triangle.
The intermiSsionS were elegantly en-
bellished by instrumental selections, Mis-:
Dickson rendering LiSZts second ''POlOn
aiSe" and Rubenstein'S WALTZ Caprice" il
a finished manner, demonstrating the fac
that she had conscientiously studied will
the best masters. Mr.. Schauffier gave {
fantasia for the violin with exceeding beauty
of execution and expression. 1t Is matter
established her home in st. Paul.
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st. Patrick's day will be celebrated or
Wednesday, and as is usual in the Cathe
dral parish, arrangements have been mad,
for a grand entertainment in Market hall il
the evening. The Crusaders have prepared
a bright little comedy, which will be pre-
coded by the following musical numbers:
PROGRAM.
..Dsins+re, Rovr Harmonic
euar'e' b believe Ne of An'' Wcrac nTT;
Mrs. A. II. Rogers, Miss Elsie Shave, Messrs
c. Wirth and @. Pettibone.
Song, "Going to Market ............... Dieh
Miss A. McIver.
Violin solo, "Air de Varie" De Berio
Mr. Fred VIII.
Duet, "The Moon has Raised" Lake
of Killarney, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enedic
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Shave.
Song, Selected. Mr.. c. A. Pettibone
Quartet, Laughing Song, .Blumentha
! Mrs. Rogers, Miss Shave, Messrs. Wirth anC
Pettibone.
Mr.. Henry McLachlan, accompanist.
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The people of st. Paul should congratu
| late themselves on the high character o
the entertainments which Manager Scot
| has given them at the Grand opera hous
| recently. Inc rIOItnces anu houSoH
Crane have been appreciated. and nov
comes week of more than usual interest
First we have the Duff Opera company 70
three nights and matinee to give us tn
new opera Mikado in style that has neve
been equaled in the world, with artist
whose very names are synonyms OF excel
lence This will be grand event, Will
the talented Mary Anderson will round on
the week with her unapproachable persona
lions, giving "Pygmalion and Galatea
and COMEDY and Tragedy on Thursda
evening, 1.-The Lady of Lyons" OH Frida
evening and LAS You Like IT. ON SatuI
day evening. There is sure to be some elt