St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-11
IN SOCIETY'S ARMS.
Social Events Of the Past and in
the Future.
LEAP YEAR GERMANS.

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LEAP YEAR GERMANS.
\ delightful leap year german
was given last evening at Prof. Il. Ii.
Evans dancing academy on West
Tenth street. About fOrty-five couples
of the leading young society people
composed the party, which was strictly
private affair. The ladies were in
full evening toilet, all of them very
sweet and attractive, while the
hail was appropriately decor
ated with japanese curios. etc.
Miss SturgiSS led the german Skillfully
and gracefully, Miss Rice ably assist
ing her. The 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
full hand bouquet. The favors were
quite unique, consisting of rubber bal
looms, Japanese dolls and fans. dumb
bells, Sachet powder, boxes of rouge,
parasOls, kid gloves, soldier caps, guns,
etc. Seibert'S orchestra furnished the
music. The german, though small, was
considered one of the most fashionable
events of the season for the young peO-
pie in st. Paul.
A MUSICAL TREAT.
The grand testimonial concert tend
cred to Nine. Constance Heine-MoZZara,
the wonderful blind pianist, by her
friends last evening at Nathan FOrd'S
music rooms, attracted about $50 of st.
PaulS musical people, who manifested
their appreciation of so worthy mu-
stefan as Nine. MOzZara, and who is so
soon to take her departure for Washing
ton, ID. C., to spend the winter. At
$50 o'clock Prof. COlville announced to
the anxious and somewhat restleSS.:audi-
ence the fact that Nine. MozZara would
not appear this evening as
the programme stated. on &C
count of serious illness, and was
iddenly afflicted with nervous prOStra-
ton from over work and excitement
during the past week, and, greatly to
the disappointment of the audience, the
piano solos were omitted, otherwise the
most enjoyable programme was pre-
sented in a creditable manner by Herr
Paul Stoeving, violinist; Prof. G. G. Tit
comb, accompanies: ID. F. COiville, bar
itOne; Miss Hattie Brush, contralto, as
sisted by the string quartette,
Paul Stoeving, l.. Bosch, C.
E. Schauffler, and G.. B. Garrett.
and the st. Paul ladies' Quartette, under
the direction of Prof. Burritt, consisting
of Mrs. DR.; J. w; Thompson, Mrs. Ida
B. Free, Mrs. Lizzie B. Erwin, and
make her farewell appearance in st.
Paul next Friday evening at the First
Presbyterian church concert, Lafayette
avenue.
A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. E. E. HughSon gave a very
pleasant entertainment last evening at
her residence, 1877 Dayton avenue, for
the Ladies' Society of the Universalist
church. About ninety members of the
church were present, besides few out
side friends of the hostess. The pro-
musical nature, and highly en-
joyed. A recitation by Miss Margaret
Morton was received with much
favor, and was followed by song,
nicely sung, by a male quaatette, con-
sisting of Prof Golfer, Mr. Congdon,
Mr.. Donahue and MIR. Nelson. Miss
Cleone Daniels, of Omaha, the guest of
Miss Stees, of Grand avenue. gave a
| pretty recitation in true dramatic style.
Refreshments were served at the con-
| clusiOn of the programme. Among
those present were noticed the follow,
| ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Osman. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. McCardy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
French, MI. and Miss Goyer. Mr.. Stees,
Miss Stees, Miss Thompson, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Upham, Mr.. Trask, MIR. johnson,
| q. II. Nutting, Mrs. Burdick, Miss Bur
dick, Mr.. Van Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Johns
and many others.
Y.M.C.A
The members monthly reception of
the Young Mems Christian association
will be held Friday evening of this
week. The entertainment will be fur
| NV
of Christian Endeaver of the House of
Hope church. The programme, con-
sisting of eight numbers, will be rem
dered by 81. B. Churchill, G. H. Bige-
low, Jr., w. E. Agnew, Miss Fannie
| OakeS, Miss Katherine Dean, r. l..
Western and the ST. Anthony Hill
Banjo club, followed by an exhibition
by the gymnasium classes.
CLASS RECEPTION.
| The "Third" class of the st. Paul
| High school held high carnival at their
class reception. About sixty young
| people were present and enjoyed pro-
! gramme which included speeches.
| songs without words, and one occasion
| ally with words. At o'clock the class
enjoyed banquet which was thor
oughly enjoyed. This was followed by
sleighride.
WHIST PARTY.
Mrs. c. S. Bartram will entertain the
| "Uno" Whist club this evening at her
| home. 736 Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ladd, of 1863
Pleasant avenue, were home to few
| friends last evening, who succeeded in
| organizing a new whist club. Refresh
mentS were served, and pleasant time
enjoyed.
| CAPITAL CT-ry IA NOE
The Capital City dancing club gave
one of their enjoyable parties at Society
hall, Drake block, last evening, about
| fifty couples being present. Hillyard'S
orchestra and refreshments aided I'm
making the evening one of the most en-
| joyable of the season.
| PERSONAL MENTION.
The ladies of Westminster church
| have arranged to give rainbow So
cial'' at the church parlors on Thursday
evening next, and it promises to be a
novel event. Each lady will bring an
| unfinished apron to the social and select
gentleman to finish it by sewing and
threading his own needle. A prize will
be offered to the one doing the work in
the shortest time and the best. Refresh
ments will be served and musical and
literary programme will be rendered
during the evening.
The Carnival Progressive Euchre
| CLUB organized week ago at the resi-
dence of c. f. Oyenshire, 4S College
avenue, met at the residence of Henry
HaSenwinlkle, 1888 Fifteenth street, last
night, and had a very enjoyable time.
Perry Starkweather is president. The
club is composed of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Becker, Col. and Mrs. E. Ii. Milham,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hasenwinkle, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Makinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. r. Jenkins, Mr.. aud Mrs. C. E. Oven
shire, MIR. and Mrs. Perry Starkweather,
Coryell, and G. F. Rowell and G. III.
Satterlee. The club meets once week