St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-29

| work before him, transmitted to the In
| Strument all the emotions of passion,
tenderness and genius, giving i'll conse-
| Quence about the most finished and ar
| tlStic recital with which Minneapolis
has ever been favored.
Carl Lachmund, Monday night in
| Dyer'S music hall, gave one of his COM
| petition classes. A large number of the
parents of pupils were present and
| greatly enjoyed the novel innovation.
| The pupils, numbering in all twenty,
were divided into three classes, and
| Profs. Clark, johnson and BladamoS
| acted as judges. A very ENJOYABLE and
instructive time was had all around.
An important event in the social
world will be given the night of the 18th
| of February, when the grand annual
ball of the police force will take place
in Harmonic hall. All the arrange
| mentS are well under way, and Il great
| time may be expected, as this event is
one OF the most popular during the sea-
| son.
The monthly reception given by Prof.
and Mrs. Malcolm Friday evening at
their dancing academy was very swell
| affair. The party was composed of the
classes of the academy and their
| friends. DanZ'S orchestra inspired the
| dancers by rendering some choice Selec-
tons of music in a creditable manner.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
| Church of the Redeemer met on
| Wednesday afternoon at the residence
| of Mrs. John Edwards, 500 Eighth street
| south. The afternoon was pleasantly
| passed in making useful articles to be
| sold at the New England fair to be held
OH Feb. 10 and 16.
Prof. E. H. Withey presided over a
very pleasant entertainment given last
| night by the ladies' Aid Society of the
Lyndale Congregational church. An
elegant oyster supperSwas served, fol-
| lowed by literary and musical enter
tainment.
The ladies of ST. Luke's mission gave
social and oyster supper Monday even
ing at the residence of Prof. A. r. Arch
Stald, 2705 Nicollet avenue. The affair
was quite successful in point of attend
| ance, and neat little sum was realized.
The Levi Butler Camp No. 5, S. of v,
gave their second grand military ball Fri
day evening, at their hall, corner of
Twentieth avenue and Washington
north. The ladies of the order served
an excellent supper during the evening.
Mrs. l. Z. Veazey, sos Fourth avenue
south, gave most delightful entertain
ment Saturday week in the form of a
tea party at o'clock. About twenty
| five ladies' were in attendance, and a
very charming social hour was spent.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered William Linehan at his home,
500 NicOllet, on Wednesday evening, by
some thirty of his friends, Music and
other social festivities was the pro-
| gramme or the evening.
The reception rendered Wednesday
| night by Mrs. ID. B. Meader at her resi-
dence, 1911 Vine street, although con-
fined simply to her most intimate
friends, was very pleasant and highly
successful affair.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gave an oyster sup
per at the rooms of the railroad depart
| ment of the association on Bridge square
Tuesday evening. Music and recitatiOnS
were among the pleasant features of the
evening.
The ball to be given by the conductors
at the West hotel Thursday evening,
Feb. 9, promises to be a very brilliant
evening. Danz' full orchestra has been
secured and delightful time is as
Sured.
Mrs. A. Hayward gave delightful re-
ception on Thursday afternoon at her
home, 1929 Hennepin avenue. Some
Seventy-five couples were present and
passed the afternoon in a most social
way.
Mrs. J. Edgerton gave pleasant
party Tuesday evening to the young
ladies and gentlemen of her acquaint-
! ance at her pretty residence on Har-
| mon place. A most enjoyable time was
had.
The musical entertainment given
Tuesday evening at the Universalist
| church, under the direction of Prof.
| Proctor, was a very pleasant and sue
/ ceSSful event.
| The Brothers of ST. Andrew, of st.
| PauPS church, met at the residence of
Rev. Frank r. MilIspaugh, 1915 Haw-
thorne avenue, on Tuesday evening.
| The First Ward Democratic club gave
grand masquerade ball at the East
Side Germania hall last evening. About
sixty couples were present attired in
! both elegant and comical costumes.
A grand masquerade ball will be
| given by the Scandinavian Social club,
| of Minneapolis, on the evening of Feb.
4. John ASplund is in charge of the
arrangements.
The members of the Painters and
Decorators Protective association will
give a grand ball at the Plummer Post
hall Wednesday evening, Feb. s.
| Mrs. Christian gave reception yes
terday afternoon to number of lady
friends. An elaborate lunch was served
by May IL Son, the caterers.
Mrs. J. G. EdgertOn entertained a
number of friends on Tuesday evening
| at her residence on Harmon place,
| About 200 were present.
The annual sleigh ride of the Trou5a-
| dOurs' society occurred onTueSday even
| ing. They drove to ST. Paul and were
banqueted at the Ryan.
A swell affair is. announced to take
place in the near future at the beauti-
full residence of Mrs. McNair, 1901
Linden avenue.
/ Prof. Bradley entertained about sew
enty-fve of the public school teachers
last evening at his home, 1923 Fifth
street south.
A very social dance was enjoyed
| Tuesday evening at Schwemberger'S IS
| hall by about forty couples.
Mr.. Clifford. 3eS Eighth street south,
| entertained the Drive Whist club at his
residence Monday evening.
The Drive Whist club was recently
entertained by Mr. Gulick, 60 South
| Twelfth street.
Miss Ogden gave leap year party to
about twenty friends on Wednesday
evening.
The Divert club enjoyed social hop
at MalcOlm's Thursday evening,
The German clubmeets Monday even
| ing. Feb. 9, for social dance.
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