St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-25

Inc following programme was rem
dered: Chorus. choir: recitation. John
Smith; saio, marguerite, Mrs. Ritz
man: song, Star of the Summer Might"
by Mrs. Perry. MessrS. Gorman. Pasha,
Pauly and Flynn; duet, Miss Agnes
White and John German; duet, Misses
White and Shannon; solo, e. Nj. Beck;
piano duet, Misses Hoy and White;
solo, Mrs. Perry; dialogue. Messrs. j.
Kilroe and S. Shannon; duet, Messrs.
Morrill, and Pasha; vocal duet, John
German and nj. Fl. Pauly; solo, Miss
Katie Dwyer; solo, Patrick Durack; adj
dress, Rev. James O'Reilly; chorus.
choir.
The Nicollet lodge, I. o. o. F., in con-
nection with the Nicollet Lodge X. of
F., gave its inaugural ball at its hall,
corner of Twenty-siXth street and MIC
ollet avenue, Wednesday evening. A
banquet was served just across the
Der of the Odd Fellows and their friends
were present. A good dancing pro-
gramme was provided, and the social
proved very enjoyable. This will he
followed by fortnightly hops. through
out the winter, and doubtless these So
cieties will succeed in their effort to
make this the most pleasant social sea-
son in the history of these societies.
A farewell reception was rendered to
Rev. w. w. Satterlee at the First Free
Baptist church Tuesday evening. The
reverend gentleman expects to go to
Tennessee Tuesday with aparty of Mill
neapolis friends. The reception was
given under the auspices of the Lucy
Hayes w. G. t. IT,, and about a hun
dred friends and admirers met to bid
him God speed. Several short speeches
were made, and some good vocal music
rendered. by the Fisk quartette. A col
lection was taken up, and resulted In a
substantial donation. Rev Mr.. Satter-
lee responded in a fitting manner.
thanking his friends for their sympathy
and assistance.
Extensive preparations have been
made for the eighth annual ball OF
Northwestern Lodge No. 50, b. OF L..
Firemen, to be given Oh Thanksgiving
evening at Harmonic hall. The COM
mittee on arrangements are: Messrs. h.
B. Mayo, William e. Slower, A. w.
Watson, S. w. Libby and C. A. White.
The reception committee are: Messrs.
Harry Stone. B. A. Bennett. Ed. De
Pew, George Walker and James Rooney.
Music will be furnished by Thyle 81
and decorations will be of an apprO-
pirate character, and doubtless the ball
will be fully enjoyed by all the guests
of the Brotherhood.
The Odd Fellows fair at Harmonic
hall, held during the week, has been a
great success. The wives and daugh-
tiers of Odd Fellows contributed delicate
bits of artistic work which filled the
booths. Dancing in the side hall fur
nished amusement for many patrons,
and minstrel performance and bur-
leSQue initiation Oh the stage in the
main hall was neyer-failing source of
amusement. Large crowds were in at
tendance every evening. and the Odd
Fellows are likely to net a substantial
sum as a reward for their weeks Of
preparation and earnest efforts to please.
Mrs. w. d. Washburn is making
elaborate preparations for the prone
made concert to be ven at Fair Oaks
Wednesday evening for the benefit of
the Newsboys' home. DAMS orcbes-
ira is preparing choice programme,
and the concert will be one of the most
interesting social events of the season..
A large number of people were in at
tendance last year, and even more in
tereSt is manifested now, so that the
newsboyS are likely to receive a sub
stantial testimonial of the interest
which many people take in their wei
fare.
Mr.. and MrsC J. Martin gave an
elaborate social reception OIL WedneS-
day in honor Of MIR. and Mrs. j. S. Bell,
who are recent additions to local society
circles. Nearly 200 invitations had been
issued, and as many guests responded.
In, = iStia 1iyr 6nnnra ri
with pink and white chrysanthemums,
and with set pieces Of smilaX and roses.
There was no dancing, but DAMS orcheS-
ira rendered several delightful Selec-
tons. Refreshments were served in the
dining room. From O'Clock to II the
guests were entertained i'll pleasant
manner.
Mis-. ". S. King wss sat homen ON
Tuesday afternoon to large number of
her lady friends. She was assisted in
receiving her guests by Mrs. G. A. Hef-
felfinger, Mrs. Eugene Wilson, Miss
Wilson. Miss May Washburn, Miss
Rand, Mrs De Laittre, NJ S. George
Eastman, Miss De Laittre, Mrs. Charles
Leeds and Mrs. William Gregory rhe
parlOrS were artiStically decorated with
potted plants and crysanthemums.
Danz's orchestra furnished select
dancing programme.
DR.. w. +. Nye and family were sur
prised by visit from large delegation
of their friends Wednesday evening, at
their new residence, 2119 Lyndale ave-
nue.. About Seventy-fiye people were
present and the evening was passed in
pleasant, informal way, games, social
chat and music making the time pass
pleasantly. Refreshments were served
and the guests departed with pleasant
memories of the evening.
The Pennsylvania association met
Monday evening at the West hotel. The
sons of Keystone state spent pleasant
evening and will hold several similar
those present were Messrs. C. d. Meyer,
John NJ. Miller, j. j. Ankeny, o. j..
Griffith, Col. Ripley, Judge Terrence,
Charles German, Judge Rea, Capt. Gil
more. DR.. Burrell, George d. Kirkbride,
DR.. Bausman and many other prom
inent citizens.
The Ladies' Protective ASSOCIATION
will give a ball at Plummer Post on
Tuesday evening. The reception COM
mittee are Misses Hannah Collins,
Jessie England. Minnie Dunoyan,
Sophia Pyrts and Mary O'Hara. DanZ's
orchestra will furnish music, and a
supper will be furnished in the dining
room adjoining the hall.
Mrs. E. B. AmeS ard her daughter,
Mrs. Bryton, gave a delightful recep-
ton Tuesday afternoon, assisted by the
following ladies: Mrs. W. w. Eastman,
Mrs. A. II. Swinton, Mrs. Loren Fetch
er, Mrs. w. l.. Bigelow, Mrs. Ada V.
Heser, Mrs. II. II. Kimball, Mrs. E. R..
Barber, Miss Skidmore and Mrs. Car
penter.
The Ladies Guild of st. Luke's Epis-
copal church gave New England sup
per recently at Relief hall, followed by
an entertainment. Among those who
contributed music and recitations were
Mamie Hallet, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs.
Charles Crosby, Miss Pratt and Miss