St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06
DAYToN's BLUFF SOCIAL.

In the Guild room of st. Peters church,
last Tuesday evening. a fine concert was
given in aid of the choir fund. Fully 100
people were present, and listened attentively
to the rendition of the programme which
commenced with quartette, Hail Smiling
Morn" sung IN an artistic manner by Mrs.
L. Cullen. Miss Coleman. MesSrs. Goldsmith
and Webster. Miss Coleman then sang THE
Lost Chord, by Sullivan, a difficult piece,
and which showed the ability OF the singer
in marked degree. b. Sullwell sang The
Storm Fiend," by Roeekel which was heart
lily encored and responded to. This was FOL
lowed by another song, You'll Think of Ne
Kathleen" sung by Mrs. Pace, having
played piano solo in her usual artistic nan
ner. Mrs. Yapp then sang 1.-The Can
teeneer," by Balfe, which brought down the
house in enthusiastic applause. Part second
of the programme was opened with song,
selected, by Miss Lowe. After this Mrs.
Yapp aud B. Stillwell sang Duet, followed
by Mr. Crowther, who sang the beautiful
song Marguerite" Mrs. W. L. Cullen again
favored the audience. with the song tCon-
stant,' by COtsford. Another piana solo was
played by Miss Coleman, who received and
responded to an encore. To conclude the
evenings entertainment a Quartette was
sung by Mrs. Cullen, Miss Coleman, Messrs.
Cullen, Goldsmith and Webster, Where Art
Thou, Beam of Light?'
The orchestra connected with the Sunday
school of the above named church will reOr-
ganiZe for the fall and winter season, next
Monday evening. Last winter it had fifteen
members, and was desirable acquisition to
the Sunday school every Sunday. This sea-
son they hope to increase its membership,
and do better work than ever before. Prob
ably two or three concerts VIII be given, later
on. at the church. The two which were
given last winter were well patrOniZed by the
people on the bluff, which gave great encour-
agement TO the members. Mr.. Robert Shroer
will continue as leader and director.
The members of the Ich Dfen Lawn Tennis
club intend this winter giving series of
dancing parties. Following is a list of the
members: Misses BERTHE Height Minnie
Schiffman, Kate Watkins, George Middle
ton, Kittie Cogswell, Nina KriegeI, Marie
SchefTer, Dunbar Hunt, 7. E. Natrass. Henry
Fisher, T. COgswel. D. Schiffman and E.
Middleton.
Last Friday evening the ladies OF the
Atlantic Congregational church gave
social at the church, the principal feature
being most excellent New England dinner,
which was served. A goodly number were
present and very enjoyable evening was
spent.
The members Of the Ladies' Guild, of st.
Peters church. met in the guild room last
Thursday afternoon, TO work on the vest
ments for the Vestment choir, and also gave
their first tea in the evening, which was
served very nicely by the young ladies of the
guild.
Charles femme, who for the past four
years has conducted a grocery business at
5SI East Seventh street. has removed to the
building on the corner of Earl street and
Hastings avenue, where he will continue in
the same line of business.
James Middleton, ESQ.,, left the first OF the
week for the East to meet his daughter.
George Middleton, and accompany her home,
where they are expected to arrive about the
18th of this month.
The ladies Of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Bates Avenue N. E. Church met last week
with the pastors wife, Mrs. Rev. J. II.
Dewart, of Maria avenue to make arrange
ments for 1air to be held Christmas week.
Last Thursday evening Miss Rosa Clark at
her home on Main street, entertained the
members of the Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety Of the Atlantic Congregational Church.
Mrs r. J. Hale has rented her house on
Bates avenue for the winter. Mrs. H sic will
sojourn in Minneapolis for couple of weeks
before going South.
Mrs Charles Mckee. Of Hudson avenue,
has returned from Aberdeen, OAK, where
she has been spending the past two weeks.
Mrs. George Wonderly, of Aurora. Ill, is
visiting with Mrs. George Heaton, Of Hudson
avenue