St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-20
DOTS AND DASHES.

A reception was rendered the sup
porters of the Protestant orphan asylum
Friday afternoon. Music was rendered
by the Philharmonic society, Miss Kate
Gordon and Mr.. Blaibie. The number
of callers were very large. Among those
present were noticed Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards. Rev. Dr.. Andrews, of Christ
church; Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt Corning,
Mrs. Dr.. Flagg, Mrs. Henry Castle, Mrs.
DR.. Nichols, Mrs. Pasenr Smith, Mrs.
Judge Brill and Mesdames Gilman,
McEIrath, Armstrong, Spalding and
Foster.
About forty members of the Swiss
club, from st. Paul and Minneapolis,
surprised their old friend Ernest
MOreau and his sisters (Mrs. WiSsman)
family, at their residence last Sunday
noon. The picturesque situation of st.
Anthony Park was especially pleasing
to the Alpine sons, and they could
hardly withstand the temptation to have
an Old-faShiOned mountaineer wreStle
on the inviting green turf. The visit
was only a short one, but they had a
royal good time.
Last Saturday evening Miss Florence
Roach, 522 Brewster avenue, assisted by
her sister, Miss Roach, entertained a
few friends at ''chOc0lataire." Several
nun = NCIC biCHl pICtlodHliy III udHCl!IS.
when refreshments consisting entirely
of varied chocolate novelties, were
served. ''Chocolataire" souvenirs Of the
occasion were presented to each guest.
The Ladies' Aid society meets next
Wednesday with Mrs. Higgins at the
Portland, Room 2, section 2. The la
dies are preparing for sale Friday and
Saturday. the 18th and Goth inst. of
fancy articles. A new feature of this
sale will be ''knock tree" with many
striking novelties. The proceeds go
toward the new guild house.
A concert will be given next Friday
night, in Bates Avenue Methodist
church, Oh Dayton'S bluff, under the
auspices of the ladies of the congrega-
ton. The vocal numbers will be fur,
nished by the following pupils of c. l..
Carman: Mrs. A. G. Krieger, Mrs. a.
Schaetfer, A. II. Wagner, Henry Blake
ley and Ii. A. Wetmore.
Lovers of firSt-claSS music are looking
forward to the concert to be given at
Mr.. Ford's rooms next Friday evening.
The artists taking part will include
Miss Gordon, Miss Brush, the members
| of the St. Paul Ladies' Quartette, Miss
Ella Morris. Mrs. Eddy, Prof. Titcomb
and Mr.. Colville. A very attractive pro
| gramme has been arranged.
The young ladies of the First Baptist
| church will repeat on Thursday even
ing, in the church parlOrs, the cantata,
The Flower Queen" which they pre-
scented year ago with decided success
Those who enjoyed it then will, un-
doubtedly. be very glad Of this oppor-
tunity to hear it again.
Rev. Samuel Mills, newly appointed
| pastor of st. Peters mission, was given
reception at the residence of Mrs. S.
| j. Wallace, 2SS Hoffman avenue, Tues
day evening. There was large attend
| ance, and the evening was most pleas
antly spent.
The Standard club gave the closing
ball of the season at their hall Thurs
day evening. There were about fifty
| couples present, who danced to the
music of Seibert's orchestra until late
hour. Supper was served at midnight
Garfield Post No s, G. A. r., gave {
social hop, at the hall on Sixth street
Wednesday night. About forty couple.
were present. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the post relief fund.
lie Cotillion club will give a german
next Tuesday evening at the hall i'll Nc
Murran block.
Mrs. R. H. Wellington gave a recep
ton dinner to Miss Laura Dainty las
Thursday.
DR.. Hoyt will soon go to Des Meme
to bring home bride.