St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
GENERAL SOCIAL EVENTS.

A number of Miss Minnie Sullivan's
friends gave her very pleasant sur
prise at her home on First avenue south
Saturday evening, the occasion being
in honor of her birthday. She was the
recipient of many elegant presents. A
very enjoyable evening was spent,
music and dancing being INDUCED in
until 1:30, when lunch was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
II. e. Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rudick, Mrs. Chapman, Misses May and
Lille Hammond, Maggie and Lizzie
Kearney, Sofia Bruno. Messrs. C. W.
Peirce, l.. A. Abbott, Frank Ainsworth,
r. Barcow, A. D. Jones, S. W. Suits,
of Minneapolis; Miss Annie Guerin.
Dr.. j. G. CorcOran and E. r. Bryant, of
st. Paul.
Miss Lucy III. Williams and her pupils
gave fair audience at Dyer's music
hall a grand musical treat Tuesday
evening. The programme opened with
a piano duet by Miss Fremstad and Miss
Williams, followed by vocal duet by
Miss Hutchins and Williams. and solo
by Mrs. Phoebe S. Willard, 80! Loving
Heart Trust On" which was eneored.
Other members were piano quartette
by Miss Williams, Miss Woodward,
a solo, 'For You and Me-" by Miss
Ethel Hutchins. The audience present
was thoroughly pleased with the per
Torrance of Miss Williams pupils,
showing the results of good teaching.
Tuesday evening the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Thirteenth Avenue M. E.
church gave maple spread entertain
ment, followed by literary and must
cal programme, at Mrs. l.. G. Marbles,
1924 Eleventh avenue south. Following
is the programme that was most sue
cessfully carried out: Music, the
Warblers' Quartette club; piano solo,
Miss Dunsmore; vocal duette, Mrs.
Crosby and w. B. Mcclellan; reading,
Mr.. Kunland; music, the Warblers;
vocal solo, Mrs. Smith; piano trio, Mrs.
Little, Misses Marble and Matthews;
reading. Mr.. Titesworth; piano duette,
Mrs. Little and Miss Marble; music, the
Warblers.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Caledonian club at CurtisS hall Oh Tues
day evening was an event of unusual
interest. The gathering was very large
and select. The programme was excel
lently carried out and well received by
the appreciative audience. The 'NOr-
wegian Bridal Procession" was rem
dered in a very creditable way by Miss
Beth Bragg and vocal solo by E. S.
tainment, to which Danz' orchestra dis
coursed few choice selections.
Court Hennepin lodge, A. 0. F., will
corner IF Washington and Twentieth
avenues north, on next Tuesday even
ing. The committee on arrangements
is f. LorenZ, E. Shumpik, G. E. Shep-
pard add F. Murdoch. Good music has
been secured, and pleasant time is eX-
pected. A special Car will run on the
Bloomington line to accommodate peo-
pie living in South Minneapolis.
The fourth grand ball of the Mime
apolis Conclave 40, K. S. F., uniformed
degree, Ancient Order of Foresters,
will be given at the G. A. r. hall, cor
ner of Washington and First avenues
north. on Wednesday evening, April 4.
Reception will take place from to 8,
followed by dancing. Supper will be
served at 1880. G. II. Plates orchestra
will furnish music, and good time may
be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Henderson, of
Grand avenue, gave euchre party Fri
day evening Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Metzgar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Metzgar. MI. and Mrs. Whitelow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Wright,
Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. Whitelow, MI. John
son, Mr.. Jensen.
The concert given at the Eighth Ward
Relief hall on Wednesday evening was
fairly attended. 1t was the second OF a
series, and the programme, which con-
sisted of music, literature and singing,
was most eminently carried out. DR..
w. Murray conducted the orchestra
and Prof. G. l.. Robertson lead the
chorus.
The upper room committee at the
Woman's exchange entertained num-
Der of the frequent patrons of the ex-
change Tuesday evening. The evening
was devoted to music and singing.
Among those were Mrs. A. B. Hush,
Mrs. Royal Bristol, Miss Mitchell, Miss
Bassett, Miss Mattison and many others.
Tuesday evening S. Shotwell was
given surprise party in honor of his
birthday at the West hotel. The guests