St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-29


Blodget next time i'll the evening. Miss
Hichborn is the leading violinist of the
club. and render>d several solos Friday
afternoon.
TENNYSON EVENING,
The entertainment given by the young
ladies of the Y. =. \. of the First Bap-
fist church Tuesday evening was Il sue
cess i'll every way. y musical pro
gramme. consisting of vocal solo by
Miss Carander. duet by Mis-. Allen and
Miss Gates; Miss Vera Hichborn rem
dered several violin solos, and Miss
NJ. +. NcCray, of Prescott, Wis,
was the pianist for the evening.
Miss Emma Gates presided over the
meeting. Miss Mortimer was the ed
itreSS of the y. p. ~. Spectator" for
the evening. This was followed by
Iennyson'S illustrated Dream OF Far
Women" the principal characters rep
resented in the poem and tableanX were
as follows: Helen, Miss Dindorf; lph-
igenia, Miss Mary Randall; Cleopatra.
Miss Carrie Hope; Daughter of Jeph-
tina; the Gileadite, Mrs. George Hal
lowell; Fair Rosamond. Miss Kittie
Mabie; Margaret of Moor. Miss Jennie
Walthers: Joan of Are, Miss Evans;
Eleanor of CASTLE, Miss Allie Swan.
The poem was read by Miss Wakefield.
and Miss Tallmadge gave brief
PROF. DCNSTER'S RECITAL.
\ very select audience assembled at
Dyer Brothers music rooms Monday
evening on the occasion of pianOfOrte
recital by J. {. DunSter OrganiSt and
choir master of Christ church. Mr..
DunSter rendered difficult pieces from
Beethoven and Weber. also selections
of his own composition, in his usual
brilliant style. Miss FarringtOn'S solo,
20 SalutOris." was sung ina very pleas
ing manner, and Mr.. Shea'S deep bari
tone voice was heard to good effect in
Sullivan's IF Doughty Deeds.''
LEAP YEAR PARTY.
A very pleasant leap year party.
given in honor Of the Misses Kittie and
MOllie Fitzgerald. at their residence on
Acker street. occurred Wednesday eve
ming. Forty couples were there, and
the evening was devoted to cSrdS, music
and dancing. \ tempting repast was
served at midnight. HillNard'S OrcheS
ira furnished the music. Among those
who attended were the Misses Rear
dOIS, A.cGOry, Gibbons, Carroll, Davis.
GriersOn. Ryan, Mahaney. Mu!laly and
Smith. and MeSSrS. Zimmerman, Kelly,
BradlI%, Drewry, Kingsley, Williams.
YenSen, Gibbons. Mahaney. CaSSerly,
Mullaly, Connolly, Calvin, DWyer and
DOugher.
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Mrs. o. c. Green, assisted by the
Misses SSheffer. held a reception Mon
day afternoon. and during the evening
dancing party. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. McMasters, Mrs. c. \.
Nelson. Mrs. d. d. Finch, Miss Nelson
and Miss Clark. Seibert'S orchestra
furnished appropriate music during
afternoon and evening. The decOra-
tons were particularly attractive, also
the deiicately prepared lunch, which
was served ut a late hour.
DANCING PARTY.
The Acme" club entertained several
invited guests Friday evening. who
witnessed the Carnival procession from
the club rooms. After the parade was
over about twenty-five couple remained
for dancing programme. At midnight
a lunch was served. Among the num-
Der present: Misses Conlin, Lyons,
Mattiwan, NJ. Broderick. Reddington.
Gleason. X. Gleason, DOugher, NJ. and
a. O'Donnall, Broderick, J. and X.
Butler, QUsligan. Kennedy, Bartlett,
and MeSSrs Marshall, Morrison, Coyigll-
Ian. Betz, Malloy, N. Head, joyce,
Slater. Gleason. Rice, Hughes. O'Lean,
Bodke, Darker. MOdnOw, Clements,
Murlaugh. N. Gallon, w. Mccoy AMI
LifOrd.
A SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.
The concert gwen under the auspices
OF the ladies of the First Presbyterian
church, on Lafayette and Woodward
avenues, Thursday evening, was a
grand DluSical success. A most enjoy
able programme had been prepared,
and was well rendered by Miss Burtis,
ID. +. ColVille, \. 5. WillOughby, Herr
Paul SteOving and c. q. Titcomb.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
Mrs. John Norman gave a swell sur
prise party Tuesday afternoon in honor
of her guest, Mrs. l. May Hansam, OF
Chicago, at the Norman residence, So
Maria avenue. at O'Clock. About fifty
ladies were in attendance.
WORTHY OF MENTION.
AT the Portland, last Monday night
the guests gave social dance, largely
attended 10y many well-knOwn society
ladies residing there. amongst whom
were Mrs. DonOhue, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs
ingalls,, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Fee, Mrs
Powers, Mrs. Trip, Mrs. Crummie, Mrs
Rice and many others.
Prof. w. Annan'S entertainment
Tuesday evening was a very enjoyable
one. and his renditiOns were particular,
fine. Vocal and instrumental music by
Mr.. and Mrs. Parlin, Prof. Walls ant
Mr.. Jeffrey, and banjo duet by George
w. Peter and c. Z. johnson completed
the programme.
Lieut.. Ahern and other friends of the
club at Fort Smelling entertained thu
members of the Nushka club last even
ing. meeting at the residence of Mrs. j
p. Elmer, 314 West Third street, where
sleighS took the party to Fort Smelling
for the evening.
Mrs. II. c. Jones and her sister, Mis-
KOuntz, of PIttsburg, gave tobOggal
party Wednesday evening to abOu
twenty of their friends. After enjoying
several hours on CrOcuS Hill the guest
repaired to the residence, where luncl
was spread.
Thursday evening few of the mem
berS of the Town and Country club, witt
invited guests, took run out to theil
club house at Como, where supper wa!
served. Several lady members partici
pated in the festivities of the occasion
A book reception was held in TIL
prayer room of the Central Park NJ. /
church Monday evening. Forty book
were added to the collection of the Hoy
library association, making the numbe
at present 500 volumns.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Clifford wer
pleasantly surprised by party 0
friends at their home, 213 East Wini
fred street, on the twentieth anniveI
sary of their marriage.
The meeting of the Young People
Guild OF St. Johns church has bee
postponed until Tuesday, Feb whe
the last meeting before Lent will b
held.
John Norman gave most enjoyabl
"rooster party" at his home. S62 Mari
avenue, Thursday evening, In honor
his guest, Isaac Hanson, of Chicago.
Mrs. Wheelock, assisted by the Mise
WheeIock, gave a lunch to a few lad
friends in compliment to their CUES
Miss Brainerd, of Hartford, Conn.
Avery pleasant euchre party wa