St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-12
Matters of History.

Matters of History.
A most enjoyable time was spent at Mrs. j.
W. Rutherford's residence. 275 East Eighth
street, on Wednesday evening. The feature
of the occasion was reception and hop ten
dered by athe hostess to the members of
Evening Star lodge No. Is, Daughters of Re-
becca. There were present: Mr. and Mrs.
John Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hunt. Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Weight Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Eubank, Mr., and Mrs. D; II. Gregg, Mrs.
Misses JIM. Holmquist, Ada Boles, Sarah
Murnane, Jennie Eubank. S. Kidder; T.
Fl. sHandscomb, DR.. l.. E, Penny, W.
J. Brisley. William W; Harrington.
Copp, W. ". Hill, O. J. Cook, Eugene Fisher.
II. A. Gregg, John a. johnson, Miss Agnes
Rutherford. Miss E. NJ. Rutherford, j. L.
Rutherford. F. Cavanaugh. George Davis,
Peter White, William Hickey G. A. NJ Ruth
erford.
Corners nall Friday evening, by William
Ida 1 zoos, % Miss Powers. @ Miss Ehrmanntraut, rT
Mrs John Foos, Mrs. Miller, Misses Crowley,
Peters, seh!eetfer, Belle Fletcher, Mag
Rollart, Bowman, Lydia Miller. o'Connor,
Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Gordon. Miss Matte
Gordon, Mrs. Barndt Miss Barndt,
Newman, Mrs. Miles, Misses May Clabundy,
Minnie Clabundy, Tiny Clabundy, Annie
por, keenan,. Beig Ross Wessrs. Brandt,
Ward, Carman, Danz, Gordon, Sam Wenman,
Clayton, Roth Miles, Chancey Miles. Neu-
man Gilt. Ehmantraut, Miller, Jarshishrk,
GoOdmough, John FoOs, Smith, Farederberg,
Kerseler, William Foos and William Lick.
The entertainment and ball given by Pio-
neer Lodge 23S, Sons of St George, last Mon
day evening was most enjoyable affair and
thoroughly appreciated by those in attend
ance. The concert consisted of good old
songs and the performers did them justice.
The farce, TURN Him OUT was most sue
cessfully presented by Miss Reid, as Susan
and Mr.. Wilcox, as Nicodemus Nobbs, in
Macintosh Moke, Miss Medcalf. his wife, and
Mr.. Medcaf as Roseleaf. Dancing COM
menced at 1890 p. m. and lasted till a. M,
being participated in by about seyenty-fve
couples.
Monday evening dramatic entertainment
was given at the Assumption schoolhouse by
st. Aloysius Young Mems society. The per-
formance was very good in every respect
and caused much amusement. The play
presented was 1.-THE Prescribed Heir" with
Messrs. N. Lehnertz, F. j. Schaaf, Joseph
kopf. Jacob Simmer, John Nuss and Joseph
Jansen i'll the caste. All the parts were well
taken. but John Jansen in the role of the
stnpid waiterboy was especially noteworthy
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who applauded freely and evidently enjoyed
themselves exceedingly.
At the dancing party given at the Portland
Friday evening, by young society devotees of
the city, there were present: Misses Blais-
dell, Blakely: Fanny Hill, the Misses Shaw,
man. Davis, Clara McQuillan, Holland, Dick
erman, Warner, Lillian Borup,- Georgia
Borup and Virginia Borup, and Messrs
Farnham, sibley, johnson, Murphy Nc
helm, Wedelstaedt, Kalman, Wood and
Bides. There were sixteen numbers ON the
programme, which carried the dancers into
the wee sma' hours"
The Old Settlers club of St Anthony Park
gave farewell dance last Thursday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, of
University avenue. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs
Polk. Mr., and Mrs. Brace. Mrs. Dunn, Misses
Baker, Upham, Bently. Moore, Hall, Sadie
Hunler: Messrs Pierce; Brace. Wellington,
George Moffet, Rogers. Y. George, Fisk Bode,
Dana, Jones' Noble, of the park and Misses
Whitney, Tucker, and Routh, of st. Paul.
A very enjoyable May party was INDUCED
in yesterday by party of little folks from
the vicinity of Burr street. A bus furnished
transportion to st. Dennis near Lake Phalen,
where games, etc. were INDUCED in until
) o'clock in the afternoon. Those composing
the party were Misses Prideaux, Weyl Hills,
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and Jamar, and Masters Crawford. Snyder.
Barlow, Pfaff, Prideaux, Shoemaker, Mahle
and BranstOn.
Monday evening Turner Hall was the scene
of a grand exhibition of gymnastics and
chorus singing for the benefit of Prof c. j.
HERMANN the instructor of the Germania
turnverein. The children class gave very
entertaining performance, over 800 being
present and taking part in the grand march.
Prof. George Rink delivered an address, the
singing society sang several fine choruses,
and the hilarity was universal.
party composed of Mrs MeLaren, Misses
Gotzian, Peet. McLaren, Dean and Katherine
Dean, and Messrs. Peet McLaren, Boyle,
Paget and Howe enjoyed pleasure trip to
Duluth and return the early part Of last
Peet, and travelled in a private car. The
merry party left st. Paul Monday and re-
turned Wednesday morning. Mrs. McLaren
chaperoned the .exeurion.
Miss Hattie Keller, go Rivoli street, had
a pleasant surprise party last Thursday.
Among the little folks present were Gertie
Noble, Maggie Noble, Rosie Mahle. Florence
Mahle. Verne Mahle, Emily Anderson, Gusta
Anderson, Ora Meeks, Daisy Meeks, Sybel
Kapp. Louisa Crosby, Alice Gall, Ella Helm
Iein, Myrtle Sundberg, Carrie Wolerstoff,
Gertle femme, Alice femme, Petite femme,
Honey Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P Larkin gave progress
sive euehre party last Monday evening at
their residence on virginia avenue. IneSe
are the prize winners: Mrs. T. S. White,
Mrs. J. A. Stees. Mrs. E. L. Fryer, s. B. Nc
Connell, T. S. White and d. FL. MeEwen.
This club will give no more euchre parties
till next season.
Wednesday evening Miss Sturgis gave
small Informal tableau party to few
friends, among whom were Misses Shaw,
Averill, Patterson Rice, Maud Taylor and
Stephenson, and Messrs. Williams. Hewitt,
Pierce, Jaggard, Stryker, Dawson, Arrow
smith and Rantoul.
Thursday evening Mrs. W. Mayene, OF
South Robert street, entertained large com
pany of friends with cards and music.
A well-attended ball. given for the benefit
of the blacklisted street car employees, was
held Friday evening at Turner hall.
The Ladies' Society of st. Johns Church
met with Mrs. Wood, of Marshall avenue,
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. May C. j. Allen gave dinner party at
her residence, ON Laurel avenue. Wednesday.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club had an enjoy
able reunion at Society hail Friday evening.
successful concert was given in the
Swedish Ne E. church Thursday evening.
A sacred concert was given Thursday even
ing at the First Swedish Moe. church
The Saturday Night Whist club met last
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Bement
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church OF
tba cir q or oyyl1o festival ami