St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-15
THE SOCIAL SWIM.


last evening at the elegant maSion of eX-
Gov. Alex Ramsey, on South Exchange
street, 1T which Mrs. c. f. Furness was
hostess. The solid Old mansion presented
a scene of brilliancy ana beauty from s
o'clock until midnight. The house was
made still more attractive by exquisite
floral decorations in baskets and bou-
QuetS of rare eXoticS whose fragrance
filled the air. The guests were received
in the south parlOr. where the decora-
tons. consisting of bright-hued flowers
and vines of SmallaX and my rite hung in
feStOonS by Mis-. {. F.. FurneSS. who
WAS becomingly attired in black satin
evening costume with green trimmings
and black lace draperieS: flowers
and diamonds. She was assisted by
Miss FurnesS, who were a handsome re-
eeption dress of white Tx. Mrs. Fur
ness was also assisted by Mrs. Horace
Biselow. Mrs. Judge Flandrau, Mrs.
SelmS. Mrs. III. NJ. Knox. Mrs. +. b.
Clarke and Mrs. Ba mum, while Miss
FurneSS was assisted 10y Miss Maud
Smith and Miss Gordon. The reception
continued till 10 O'clock. About 400 of
ST. PaulS best people were present
After the reception dancing was en-
iOyed by the younger guests and those
d
AT THE Y. NJ. c. \. ROOMS.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian EndeaNOr, of the House OF Hope
church. entertained the mt mberS of the
\. NJ. {. \. and their lady friends in the
gymnasium of the association rooms
last Friday evening, with the following
programme: Piano selection, Ii. b.
Churchill; bass solo, {. II. BigelOw. Jr. :
exhibition. gymnasium classes; soprano
solo. Miss Fannie Cakes; recitation, w.
l.. Agnew; fancy club swinging, X.
l.. Weston; cOntraltS solo. Miss Kath-
arine Dean; string quartette, ST. An
thOnN Banjo club.
DAYTON BLUFF SOCIAL. UNION.
The ladies of the DaytOns Bluff Social
union gave social at Standard hall Fri
day evening. There were about sixty
couples in attendance who danced and
enjoyed programme OF sixteen num-
berS. Supper was served from 10 To II
O'Clock. The committee of arrange
mentS was composed of MesdameS r.
Schiffman, W. +. Van Deyn, A. Scheffer,
Otto StreiSguth, Robert Seeger, James
Middleton, George Freeman, Charles
Frey, a. Manmann and Miss Burkhard.
The social melted about $50, which will
be disbursed TO the deserving poor in
that portion of the city.
M0ZZARA TESTIMONIAL.
The testimonial concert rendered To
Nine. Constance Heine-MoZZara, the
little blind pianist, by her friends. on
Tuesday evening, at FOrd'S, was a sue
cess financially, and the programme was
enjoyed by 80 of st. Paul's music-lOving
people. Nine. MOzZara is soon to leave
for Washington, ID. c., for the winter.
Greatly to the disappointment of the
audience the piano solo by Nine. MOI
cara were omitted on account of the
severe illness of the lady. The most EN-
joyable programme was presented in a
creditable manner by Herr Paul StOev-
ing, viOlinist: Prof. G. G.. Titcomb, ac-
cOmpanist; ID. F.COlville. baritone: Miss
Hattie Brush, contraltO, assisted by the
string quartette, Paul StOeving, l..
Bosch, G. +. Schauffler, and {. B. Gar
rett, and the st. Paul ladies' quartette,
under the direction of Prof. Burritt, con-
siSting of Mrs. DR.. j. w. Thompson,
Mrs. Ida B. Free, Mrs. Lizzie b. Erwin
and Miss Hattie Brush.
LEAP YEAR GERMAN.
A leap year german was given Tues
day evening at Evans dancing academy
on West Tenth street. About forty
five couples of the leading young so
clety people composed the party, which
was strictly private affair. Miss Stur-
gisS led the german Skillfully and grace
ladies conducted the affair entirely on
their own ''hOOk." They first called
for the gentlemen in carriages, escorted
them to and from their dressing rooms
and in to supper. They also presented
each gentleman with beautiful hand
bouquet. The german, though small,
was considered one of the most fashion
able events of the season for the young
people of st. Paul.
\ PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. f. +. Hughson gave very pleas
ant entertainment last week at her resi-
dence, 397 Dayton avenue, for the La
dies Society of the UniversaliSt church.
About ninety members of the church
were present. busideS few outside
friends of the hostess. The programme
was of a literary and musical nature,
and highly enjoyed. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Osman,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. McCardy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. Richards,
Mr.. and Mrs. French, Mr.. and Miss
Goyer, Mr.. Stees, Miss Stees, Miss
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Upham, Mr..
Trask, Mr.. Johnson, q. II. Nutting,
Mrs. Burdick, Miss Burdick, Mr.. Van
Horn, MIR. and Mrs. Johns and many
others.
AT GRACE CHURCH.
The Grace church orchestra, assisted
by the st. Paul amateur orchestra, under
the leadership of Prof. Fred viii. gave
concert at the church, on Burr street,
Friday evening. Solos we're rendered
by Mrs. w. DeMerS, soprano: Miss
Hattie Brush. cOntraltO; J. +. Merrill,
tenor, and A. II. Wagner, bass. Mrs.
George Pennock and Mrs. Fred Will
were the accompanies. The proceeds
were for the benefit of the church.
\ SLEIGHING PARTY.
\ party of young ladies gave very
enjoyable leap year sleighing party
"Wednesday evening. They arrived at
the residence of Mrs. Lockwood, Mer
riam Park, where they had dancing and
ent were Misses Jessie Leyde, Lulu
Leyde, Lillian Cummings, Lizzie Cum
mingS. Julia GadbOis. Nettie GadbOis,
&. Clarke, Macnab, Simmons, Gedder,
Lauder and MeSSrs. GadbOis, Sharp,
Sheldon, Lockwood, Brehler, Muller,
Gasser. Hawthorn. Davidson. DR.. Haw-
kins, Sturman and I. G. Hand.
CARNIVAL EUCHRE CLUB.
The Carnival Progressive Euchre
club. organized recently. was enter
tanned at the residence of Henry Hasen-
Wrinkle, 1sS Fifteenth street, last Tues
day evening. The club is composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. n. Becker, Col. and
Mrs. E. ii. Milham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hasenwinkle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Makinson, Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. Jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Ovenshire. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Starkweather, Miss Louie
Starkweather, Miss Maria Cornell and
c. f. Rowell and c. ii. Satterlee. The
club meets once each week at the resi-
dences of some member.
AT MRS. f. w. OSBORNE'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Osborne enter
tanned few friends at their residence,
307 Nelson avenue, Tuesday evening.
Tho nueninp WAS devoted to q dramatic