St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21


viii Shattuck. Ordway,A ii Lloyd of Chicago,
Samuel Segelbaum, Philadelphia, Robert Van
Ness Adams, Riddel, Chandler, Duncen, Nc
Gregor Mullgan and w. =. Hall.
[ Tae monthly entertainment OF the Gale
DOMAIN club was given on Tuesday evening at
Curtiss hall and, as usual, the capacity OF the
hall was tested by the attendance. The mu-
steal and literary program was as follows:
Piano solo. Miss Helen McGurrin; addresses
by MessrS. p. w. Martin, Benjamin Beveridge,
Jr., John Ferguson, John Miller, j. W. Muir
ray and DIR. j. IL. Hammond; song, "Whistle
and I'll Come to Ye Ny Lad, ;" Mrs j. j. Convey;
song, "John Crumbie," Mr.. Malcolm Mem.
Geddes; violoncello solo, Mr. Hans Mettke;
cicitation, WI DOT Wife, Mr.. Fuller;
song, Il Loe Ma u Laddie But One" Mrs. i.
j. Convey, and song, who'll BE King But
Charlie" Malcolm Mem. Geddes. After this
special arrangement tue club scattered abont
the hall and spent the remainder of long
evening in social and musical diversions.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smith, at l,39s Washington
avenue south, were pleasantly surprised 10y
pleasant party of their friends OF the Gale
DOMAIN club. The evening was spent in dane
ing and in vocal and instrumental music.
Supper was served ut - o'clock. There were
present the following ladies and gentlemen;
MIR. and Mrs. William Larkie, Mr.. and Mrs.
McClary, Mr.. and Mrs. Meikle, Mr.. and Mr..
Jarvie, Misses c. Adam, May and Ellie
Tweedie. Eta and Bella Mcintosh and G.
Engel, j. W. Murray, William Gray, John and
James Shand. n. McRea, X. Girath, ID. Glib,
L. Leid, William McRae. NJ. Mcintyre, III. Nc
Nevin, j. Somerville, and others.
The Scottish American club held their reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs Mac Intosh,
1045 Fifth street south on Friday MI h, and
spent pleasant evening with music, song
and dance. Supper was served at IL o'clock
by the Misses Macintosh. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Peeke, son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cline, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Larkic, Mr. and Mrs. X. B. Meikle. Mrs.
Adam, Misses l.. Stevenson, S. Cook, ].
Southcy. Bella Gray. L. Adam. Messrs. Prof.
j. Shand, John Miller. p. Duncan, ID. Mac
rae, William and Archie Gray, James Shand,
J. SOmervill, J. w. hurry, William Kirkbood.
n. MacRae, ID. Thompson and others. About
forty were present.
A pleasant entertainment was given on
Friday evening 10y the Home mission of the
First Congregational church. The church
parlors were occupied, and the attendance
was large. One room was devoted to refresh
ments, and in the main apartment tempo
rary stage was erected, upon which the one
set operetta "Jacobi" was presented. with
The characters assumed by Mr.. Ernest Ken
nedy, Miss Jennie Lyle ana Miss Nellie
Chaplin with Prof. S. c. Gilbert accompanist.
The piece is made up of favorte airs from
the popular light operas with a local adapta-
tiCn.
Plummer post enjoyed another dance
Thursday evening, in the Post hall, No. log
and Ill Nicollet avenue, and in spite OF the
disagTeeable weather, the hall was CROW d d,
there being over 100 couples present. The
affair was under the charge of Col. NJ. H.
Sess ons, A. j. 9fea, V. G. Phillips, c. w.
Curtiss and J. t. Lock. An oyster supper
was provided by the Ladies' Relief corps.
The music was more satisfactory than at
previous soclals, and if possible. the evening
was more enjoyable.
Miss Ella Gray entertained party of her
friends at her residence, 23Il Seventeenth av-
enue south, on Friday evening in honor Of
her cousin. Miss Winnie Early CT Milwaukee.
who is on a visit here. The evening was
pleasantly spent in social conversation, char
AIDES, etc. There were present: Miss Nellie
Cooley, Genie Taylor, Winnie Early, Jessie
Cooley, and Mr.. Fred Cooley, Bert Larawa,
Nels Berlin and Will Larawa. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Mr.. Miles L. Barber. 22l Ninth street south,
was rendered birthday party Monday even
ing by Mrs. Barber that proved very enjoy
able. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Paris, DIR. and Mrs. S. T. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
4. Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. c. Vaughn.
Just before the guests were about TO retire
Mrs. Barber presented her husband with
gold-headed cane, suitably engraved. al,
A large party of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. IL. James surprised them in their
home, No. lib Twenty-seventh street North,
Friday evening, the occasion being the thir-
tieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. James. A number of presents were
given by friends, accompanied by congratu-
lations and good wishes.
A largely-attended social was given Tues
day evening at the residence of Col. Fred
Hooker, No. 220S Fifth avenue south, by the
Young Peoples society of the Centenary
church. Music and games and social CONVEX
sation were the features of u pleasant even
ing.
The last meeting of the Exposition Whist
club was held at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. b. Thompson. Head prizes were
won by Mrs. +. J.. Stetson and Mr.. Daniel
Hunt, and foot prizes by Mrs. Charles Beal
and Mr.. l.. l.. Stetson.
DIR. and Mrs. J. ID. Alger entertained
progressive euchre party Tuesday evening at
their home, 1927 University avenue south
east. About thirty guests were present and
enjoyed the delightfu III hospitality of the
evening.
Mrs. l.. Kingsley was the entertaining
hostess TO party of thirty or more invited
guests Wednesday evening at her home on
Seventh avenue southeast, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
The boarders of Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton at 9I3
Nicollet avenue, and few invited friends,
gave very enjoyable dancing party Wednes-
day evening. SAVERS orchestra furnished
the music.
The engagement of Arthur Z. Eichhorn.
son of Aid. Eichhorn, and Miss Susie Rauen
daughter of Peter Rauen, one of our Oldest
and most prominent German citizens, is an-
nounced.
number of the gentleman employees of
the Plymouth clothing house with their
ladies went out to the Bellevue house, Lake
Harriet. Friday night, and enjoyed a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Fawcett, at their home,
No. 72O Franklin avenue. entertained large
party of between fifty and sixty guests
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Jones at their pleasant
home, No. l227 Nicollet avenue, entertained a
party of twenty-five invited guests Friday
evening.
MIR. aud Mrs. D. W. Wheeler celebrated
their hpst wedding anniversary on Friday
evening at their new house, 22l2 Fifth avenue
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Parcher entertained a
party of twenty-five invited guests wednes-
day evening, at their home, l5O4 Fifth avenue
south.
Mrs. Eugene NJ. Wilson very handsomely
entertained dinner party of fourteen on
Thursday at her home, 1900 Hawthorne ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Ireys entertained few
friends with progressive euchre Wednesday
evening, at their home, 1917 Vine place.
Miss Susie Abbott gave a pleasant birthday
party at her home in Hamline. in honor of
the l4th anniversary of her birthday.
A very enjoyable card party was given
wednesday evening by Mrs. L. Stout, at her
home, No. GIL Franklin avenue.
Mrs. II. b. Morse entertained a small party
OF friends Friday evening at her home, No.
6I7 Eighteenth street south.
Mrs. X. w. Kirkham, at her home. 1879
Nicolet avenue, Monday evening entertained
a party of invited guests.
The cantata "Pilgrim Fathers" viii begin
Wednesday evening at the First Methodist
church, on the East side.
L. P. Plummer post gave pleasant dance