St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30
GENERAL SOCIAL.

was largely attended both by society
people and others who wished to show
their sympathy. At SO'clOck the guests
began to arrive and for nearly two hours
there was an unbrOken stream of ar
rivals. The entire second floor was de-
voted to the pleasure of the company.
Many beautiful floral decorations bright
ened the parlOrs, while palms and other
tropical plants were placed along the
Railways. The main parlors, ladies'
ordinary and parlOr in the southwest
corner. were occupied by guests who ell
gagged in conversation and card playing.
The dining room was utilized for dane
ing. DanZ' orchestra rendered pro-
gramme of twenty numbers, which was
appreciated by the younger members OF
society who are always eager for good
time. An elaborate supper was served
at 1880. The guests were well
coined by reception committee,
consisting of MeSSrS. w. 5. King,
C. NJ. LOring, o. c. Merriman.
George A. Bracket, Anthony Kelly and
Will Z. Steele; floor managers were ii.
A. Odell, c. E. Handy, II. II. Eliel, w.
S. Mott, I'll. ID. Hopkins, w. ID. Richards,
! w. L. BaSSett, G.. NJ. AmSden and j. e.
Wymond. A number of society people
! were present from various parts of the
state, also some from Boston, New
Orleans and Chicago. Many beautl-
full toilets were worn. Although it was
feared that not enough tickets had been
sold to make the affair a success, yet
! the proceeds were 81, 800, which will BE
! applied to relieve the terrible Sutfefmg
which exists in the yellow fever district.
The Garrick Dramatic club gave a
| good presentation of alice. the Out
! laws Daughter at Harmonic hall
Thursday evening. The cast of charac-
! tiers were: Alice, Miss Geraldine Utter {;
Dick DarviI, SymOns Henry; Ernest
Maltravers, Percy Dalton; Sir William
Maltravers, Roy Ellis; Lumley Ferrers,
w. l.. Parry; Lord SaXingham, G. w,
! Buchanan; Armstrong, Roy Ellis; John
Walters. Harry Hall; Col. De Montague,
Frank Utter: Thomas, A. G. Curtis !;
! Lady Florence, Miss Hazel Leads !;
| Ottawa, Miss RoSalind Mccoy. All the
| parts were well taken. Miss Geraldine Ut
| ter and SymOns Henry took the leading
parts quite creditably. The proceeds
! will be forwarded TO the Florida suffer-
| ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Hutchins, of
| West Reimbursement street, celebrated
! their golden wedding Monday. Sept. p.
| The house was decorated with bouquets
| of cut flowers. An elaborate wedding
! supper was served, after which an ap-
| propriate literary and musical pro-
| gramme was rendered. About forty
| guests were present, ten OF whom wit
| messed the ceremony half century ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. HutchinS received from
| their children and grandchildren gold
| headed cane, pair of spectacleS and a
| purse containing fifty gold dollars. A
| pleasant evening was spent by all.
| The Tam 0'Shanter club will give its
| first musical, literary and social enter
| tainment at CurtiSS' hall Tuesday even
! ing next. The following programme
will be given: Piano duet. Mrs. Sidle
and Mr.. Proctor; recitation, William
! Nesbitt; song, Miss Susie Mckay; adj
dress, President Cyrus NOrthrup; song,
| Prof. Porter; dialogue, William Nesbitt
| and G. Guthrie; duet. Miss Mckay and
! Prof. Porter; newspaper, James r.
Mackenzie; duet, Chapman brothers.
DAMS orchestra will render pro-
! gramme of fourteen numbers.
The Tam O'Shanter club held their
| usual weekly meeting Friday evening
| at their quarters in the Albion hotel.
| The following officers were elected for
| the ensuing quarter: President, j. u.
| Forbes; vice president, James r. Nc
| KenZie; secretary, W. q. Irwin; treas
urer, T. Il. Watson; managing commit
| tee, William Guthrie, ID. ii. Mullen
and William London; investigating
committee. NJ. Nicholson and e. Guthrie.
During the next six weeks several
musical recitalS Will be given by the
pupils of +. w. Merriam at his resi-
| dence, SIG Second avenue south. The
recitalS will be given by his pupils, and
! include selections from Handel, Weber,
Mendelssohn. Beethoven, Wagner,
! List and GOttschalk.
A large number gathered at Dana
| hall last Wednesday evening to partici-
| pate i'll the opening dance of the Sham
rock club. Everything was done by the
| club to make their guests happy, and
the result was an enjoyable affair. The
! second in the series will be given soon.
f. r. Barber and wife and Mrs. J.
| Wells Gardner will entertain their
friends at the West hotel tomorrow
| evening. A large number of Invitations
! have been issued, and pleasant even
! ing will doubtless be the result.
The Ladies' Independent Relief corps
| gave dime social on Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Coskey,
25O9 Thirteenth avenue south. 1t was a
social and financial success.
Last Thursday evening a number of
young people organized a social and
| literary club at the residence of r. A.
| Plummer, 2SI3 Blaisdell avenue, to be
| known as the ''Aleda."
The East Side Crusaders will give an
| entertainment Oct. Z in the hall of the
| st. Anthony of Padua school building.
! An excellent programme has been pre-
pared for the evening.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the HennepIn Avenue NJ. E. church
gave the first SOciable of the season in
the church parlors Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns entertained
| a large number of their friends last
Wednesday evening at their new resi-
dence, 26Ol Sixteenth avenue south.
The Mary b. Willard, w. c. II. U. met
Thursday evening at the Shiloh Presby-
terian church. Mrs. /. NJ. Marble adj
dressed the meeting.
The ladies of the Twenty-fourth
Street NJ. E. church will give New
England supper at the church next
Wednesday evening.
Miss Alma Field gave a birthday
party and reception at her home on
Fourth avenue south Thursday after
noon.
Rev. George L. Morrill, was rendered
pleasant reception by his parishioners
at Calvary parsonage Wednesday even
ing
The Diamond club will give its first
masquerade ball of the season next Sat
urday evening at Thomas hall.
The SiIverthOrn club will give their
first ball of the season next Friday
evening at Berglund's hall.
La Grande circle will meet tomorrow
evening with Miss Minnie Swain, 2229
Seventh street south.
The South Side Pleasure club gave a
pleasant dance at Berglun0's hall last
Tuesday evening,
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