St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18
GENERAL SOCIAL.

A leading event of the week was the BAN
quet at the West hotel on Friday evening,
which was fully covered by the GLOBE the
following morning. The guests present
were Messrs J. w. Hoerr, James Morrison,
HIS Wood and s. w. Burgess, Mankato;
W. Cross and Mrs. Samuel Barlow, Rochester;
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. S. Campbell and Mr..
II. S. Wood Alexandria; MeSsrs. II. II. Leurs,
II. H. Rosebrock and NJ. B. Chadwick, Owa-
tonna; Judge and Mrs. Walter t. Burr, Miss
Taylor and Mr.. II. X. Stevens, of st. Paul;
Messrs. Allen Gerrish, l.. N. Howe and G. T..
Dds, st. Charles, and Mr.. ID. b. Smith, Aus
, tin. From this city: Capt. H. E. Blaisdell
and daughter, Miss Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Wicklund, Capt. and Mrs. Judson
n. Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Warner, Mr. and
Mrs. j. 4. Tylor, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Mills,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Cauvet and daughter
Viola, Maj. +. w. Irvine and daughter, Miss
A. A. Irvine, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Long, Mr..
and Mrs Z. J. Davenport Maj. and Mrs. II.
R. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Sdllman
and Miss Maggie Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Cheney, Mr. and Mrs. I. f. Andrews, Mr..
and Mrs. n. T. Humes, Mr.. and Mrs. L. +.
Menage, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Byron, Capt.
and Mrs. ID. NJ. Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. c. E.
Case and daughter. Miss Mona, Mr.. and Mrs.
9. w. Gulick and daughter, Miss Cora, Mrs.
Charles Williams, DR.. a. l.. Bausman and
daughter Bertha, Rev. j. L. Pitner, DR.. d. L.
Pratt, NJ. N. Price, John A. Coolidge, w. H.
Baxter, David Blakely, J. E. Atkinson, J.
Briggs, DIR. S. M. Spaulding, Julius Crosse,
L. NJ. Reed and II. L. 0'Donnell.
On next Saturday evening the first of a
series OF ten promenade concerts will be given
ut armory hall under the auspices of Com
panieS A. b. and l. of the National guard.
The music will be furnished by Prof. DanZ'
full orchestra, and lovers of good music have
a treat in store for them. The price of adj
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the proceeds are to be used towards paying of
the debt on the armory. Notwithstanding the
hard struggles of the boys to pay of the mort
gage on the building, there is over $4,000 still
unpaid, and they hope, with the aid of Prof
DanZ, to reduce this materially. The COM
mfttee having the concerts in charge is com.
posed of Col. Perry Harrison, Lieut.. F. s.
sHHders Lieut. Cavour Langdon, Sergt. John
J.. AmorY and Sergt. Fisher, and they propose
to do all in their power to make them both 8
social and financial success. Tickets can be
procured OF the committee or of the members
Of the different companies, and we trust our
citizens viii respond freely TO the call of ''the
boys"
The Sons of Maine gave a delightful socia
On Tuesday evening at Curtiss hall, attended
by about forty couples. Cards and dancing
occupied the evening after the following pro
gram had been rendered: Violin solo, Mr.
Charles Triple; bass solo, "a Little Cloud y
by Pinsuti, Dr. F.S. mickey; violin solo, Miss
Clara Howells: tenor solo, Farewell by
Graham, w. b. Heath; recitation, "Lasca, >
Mrs. i. r. Fuller: duet, 1.-The Pilot" by Mil
lard, w. b. Heath and DIR. +. S. mickey; re
citation, Miss Minnie Pillsbury.
The program of Highland Park c. L. s. C..
which met with G. l.. Backus on "Wednesday
evening, was as follows: Origin of Apr
Fools Day, Miss Smith; Sketch of the Life OF
Bismarck, Miss NJ. S. Mathes; Roman Phi
lOsOphy, u. H. Mathes: Summary of the
Years Work Done in Latin Literature. Miss
lie Gro; Poland and Its People, Ella Jennison;
Trees OF Mythology, Louise Marek; Interna
honal Law, Il. 5. Gaylord; News of the Month
Mr.. Chiiis; The Papacy, Q. Smith.
On Friday evening the Shakespeare Waite,
Cure, an amusing travesty, was presented al
the university by the students the cast being
Rs follows: Macbeth, J. w. Adams; Othello
W. j. Danahower; Romeo, J. @. +. King: Shy
.ock L. A. Emory; Hamlet, W. f. Webster
Lady Macbeth, Miss Flo Gideon; Ophelia, Miss
Alice Adams; Juliet, Miss Belle Gale; Portia
Miss Sue Stearns. The affair was for IN,
Oenefit of the athletic association and provet
enjoyable as wei as profitable.
Miss Bess Holway, 2O26 Fifth avenue south
entertained the Young Women's Foreign
Missionary society on Tuesday evening
During the afternoon the business was trans
acted, and in the evening the young gentle
men friends of the society called in and wer,
converted.
most pleasant entertainments on Friday even
ing, the feature of which was the presenta
ton, by Gen. Nettleton of the Seventh Ohio
the first union paper published on rebel soil
Mr.. an Mrs. Andrew Bergstrom fittingly
observed the twentieth anniversary of theil
marriage Thursday night at their home s2
Sixteenth avenue south. There were hun
dred guests.
II. e. Ladd entertained the Century Chau
tauqua circle last evening. H. n. Wing reaC
paper on Banking, Col. Fred Hooker or
Capital and G. G. Van Vert on Labor.
DR.. Denton entertained the Christian Church
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