St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-09
EVENTS OF THE WEEK,

The directors of the Gounod club de-
sire publicly to thank Messrs. J. b.
TarboX, Albert Scheffer, Gustave Helm
eman. George Benz, William Dawson,
Jr., Emil Mannhelmer, Gen. III. II. SIb-
ley, G. Y. Bacon, F)andrau Squires and
Cutcheon E. N. Saunders. F. r. WelZ,
W. J. Dyer and Bros. William Hamm,
C. j. McConville, D. r. Noyes, Maurice
Auerbach, Gustave Willius, Schlitz
Brewing company, F. A. Seymour,
Lindeke, Warner Il Schumacher. z. II.
Kelly, B. Kuhl, William BiclSel, Finch,
Van Slyck & Co.. j. H: Drake, Henry
A. Castle, James J. Hill, Robert A.
Smith and A. II. W ilder. These public
spirited gentlemen not only encouraged
by word the persevering directors, but
also became guarant0rs in the sum of
500 each. 1t is but just to say that but
for their liberality and good wishes, st.
Paul would not have had the splendid
musical festival just closed.
A very pleasant time was spent Tues
day evening at the residence of Mrs. P.
W. Hishow, 544 Burr street, dancing and
cards being the main features of the
evening. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr, MI. and Mrs.
O'Leary, Mr.. and Mrs. Conan, Mr.. Muir
ply, Miss r. Cusie, Miss j. Murphy,
John HatteD, James Haner. w. Hatten,
Miss Flora Hatten, Miss nj. Doyle. Lake
Minnetonk a; Miss L. Oster, Dubuque;
c. Ellison. w. Ellison, Eau Claire; S.
Rose. Hudson; MI. McIver, Mr.. Sulli-
van, MI. Burke, Chicago; John Clax-
ton. Minneapolis: Mr.. Painter, st.
Louis. billiards band furnished the
music.
Last Sunday very gay bus party left
the home of Miss Anna Distol. on Cen
trail avenue, bound for Lake johanna.
Arriving there, they spent the day in
dancing. fishing and various other
amusements. Among the participants
Maid, r. Nina, p. Richow, S. Schmitz,
A. Maid, K Healy, A. Kelly. Anna and
Jennie Distol. Messrs. ErtZ, GIosner,
Eagan, Peters, Waldorf. Nichols, Weld
enborner, Heisler. Distol. Cotz. Beck.
Meyers and Schmitz. The party was
chaperoned by Prof. and Mrs. Roden-
kercher.
Mr.. Meir's residence on Fifth street
was taken possession of last Friday
evening by party of Miss Cora's
friends, which proved a very pleasant
surprise to the young lady. Those pres
ent were: Misses Corcoran, NJ. Kelly,
l.. Herr, c. Herr, L. Shultz, NJ. Baer,
j. McCarter, A. Weber, A. Bertossi. G.
Meier, l.. Weber; MeSsrs. j. Daily, j.
Lynch, Fl. Meier, w. J. Began, f. Nc
Right. f. Lew, W. J. Preston, f, Scott,
b. BertosSi, B. Bush, B. Looms, E.
Bestine, D. Mcclellan.
About fifty of the young friends of
Edwin Middleton surprised him Friday
evening, it being his sixteenth birthday.
He received number Of valuable gifts.
Refreshments were served at II O'Clock.
Among those present were Misses Free
man, Brunt. Bonn. Stewart, Schiffman.
Fisher. Walker, kreiger, Zimmerman,
Hight, Henry and Messrs. Schiffman,
Coggswell, Henry. Zimmerman, Eye,
Brant, Prior, Hawks, Hough, Walker,
Natras, Sherin, Chamberlain.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Harvey
Officer received in honor of Mrs. Wood
ward. of Portland. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers, and
many responded to Invitations. Mrs.
Mesdames Flagg, J. j. Hill, j. G. Hill
and the Misses Fairchild, Florence
Fairchild. Shave, Alice Shaw, Gordon,
Forepaugh, Constans, harrington and
Clinch.
The members of the Acorn club held
session last Tuesday evening at IS
East Fourth street. Several articles
were discussed, among these being a
very interesting paper on ''The Napo-
Icons of America" They will meet
again next Tuesday evening and con-
tinue the programme.
A musical and literary entertainment
was rendered Tuesday evening at the
Oxford NJ. E. church by Miss Hattie