St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-01
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

SOCIAL HAPPENlNGS.
The dance given by the ladies of the
l.. p. Plumer W. II. G. last evening at
the q. A. X. hall, corner of Washington
and First avenue north, was an event
of unusual interest. 1t was not a leap
year party, but was in every respect
equivalent to such an occasion. The
ladies should receive much credit for
their social management, for everything
passed OFF in most charming and Salts
factory manner. The dance, although
public, was composed of very select
class of people. The toilets of the Ia
dies were very beautiful, and during
the progress of the dance presented a
most beautiful sight. The supper was
a prominent feature of the entertain
ment. as well as the music furnished by
the orchestra.
The second dance and banquet of the
Phantasmagorian club will be given
next Wednesday evening at the Eighth
Ward hall, corner of Lake street and
Stevens avenue. Dancing commences
at $50 and continues until 10 o'clock,
All extra motor will be run to accommo-
date the people living in the central
part of the city who attend. The COM
mittee of arrangements is Z. ID. Brum-
field, ID. &. Thompson, G. ii. Brinsmaid,
Frank b. Stoneman and W. Lee Moore;
reception committee, John X. Eyerard,
j. w. Kelley and Gerret Y. BackuS. III.
w. Malcolm will be master of cere-
monies. The music will be furnished
by DAMS favorite orchestra, and Dorner
will have charge of the banquet. This
will undoubtedly be the event of the
week.
al olo af l,a thxrra ta,.
conservatory of music gave successful
concert at Dyer'S music hall on Monday
evening. The solos and DUETS by Miss
Isabel Gale and Miss Mary Thompson
were prominent feature of the even
ing. and were repeatedly encored by the
appreciative gathering. Both ladies
have fine voices, and their good training
was brought into prominence on this
occasion, .'Down in the Dewey Dell"
by Miss Nellie Stevens, Miss Ludlum
and Miss Mary Thompson, fairly capti-
waited the audience. Among the other
artists were Mrs. III. w. Gleason, G. IL.
Morse and Miss Bessie Williams.
The members of the Tam O'Shanter
club met Friday evening in the club
rooms, % Syndicate block, and elected
officers as follows: President, John D..
Forbes; vice president. James L. Pro-
vim; secretary, NJ. V. Little; treasurer,
Norman j. Verge; managing committee,
Z. C. Reynolds, Hugh Marchbank, Will
lam Guthrie; investigating committee,
Nj. l. Little, Calman Martin; William
Guthrie, captain of outdoor sports: vice
captain, Al A. Nicholson. The club
will engage in outdoor sports as soon as
the weather will permit.
A social and musical entertainment
will be given on the 10th inst. by the
South Minneapolis Crusaders at Holy
Rosary hall The programme that will
be carried out is an address, Rev. Father
Carr; piano selection, M. CroWl; Duet,
the Misses Tillish; recitation, Miss
Lizzie Cullen; clog, K. o. Conner: song,
r. Crane: piccolo solo, j. E. Carol;
sketch, McMeny and Connor; song, Miss
b. Gleason; piano Duet, the Misses
Speallman; address. Rev. z. A. Dina
han.
Herbert Common, the Minneapolis
artist, has Just completed life-siZe oil
painting of handsome young Eastern
lady. The picture will be placed ON eX-
hibition tomorrow in show window
on Nicollet avenue, after which it will
be sent East. Mr.. Connor leaves to-
night for Chippewa Falls.
llt ldllltS vi tIlt flltH ANtIut OOll-
gregational church gave New England
Wednesday evening. A homemade
supper was served from $50 to $50
O'Clock by the ladies, after which the
evening was pleasantly passed in a
social entertainment, including music
and literature.
The women journalists and literary
workers of the Twin Cities held their
first meeting at the West hetel Friday
evening. The literary growth and work
of Louisa NJ. Alcott was discussed at
length. At the next meeting Mrs. E. II.
Chase will read paper upon Margaret
Fuller.
The Merry Eight Social club gives it's
long-talked=ef ball tomorrow night at
Window ball. 1t will doubtless be a
very swell affair." as it is strictly private,
and the invitations have been distrib-
uted with great care. SAVERS full Or
chestra has been engaged.
The ladies of Grace church will give a
fair at Iollefson's hall next Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons and even
ings. A supper will be served from
$50 to $3.50 y. IN. An excellent enter
tainment has been prepared for both
evenings. :
A novelty in the way of taffy social
was given by the Christian church at
the home of Dr.. Benton, 2022 Portland
avenue, Wednesday evening. Recita-
lions by Mrs. Potter and Miss Nellie An
keny were pleasant features of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm will
close their season with a white ball Fri
day evening, April 6, at their hall on
Nicollet avenue. Danz's orchestra will
furnish the music. The souvenir ribbon
German will take place at il O'Clock.
At the g. a. Il. hall, corner of Wash
ington and First avenue north, next
Wednesday evening grand social ball
will be given by the Knights Of Sher-
wood Forest. Supper will be served by
the ladies III ii O'Clock.
The Harmonic society will give play,
to conclude with ball, next Sunday
evening al Harmonic hall. The dra-
matte entertainment viii commence at s
o'clock and dancing at 1890. A pleas
ant time is assured.
Mrs. II. E. Wilson, the elocutionist,
recited few selections at the enter
tainment given by the Levi Butler post,