St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-29
EVENTS OF SOCIETY.

The first OF q series OF musical and
literary entertainments was given on
Friday evening at the Olivet Methodist
Episcopal church, on Juno street. The
programme of fourteen numbers con-
sisted of piano solos and songs by Miss
songs by Mr.. Warren and Miss Harnish,
triOS by MeSsrs. Thomas, Jones and
Morris. and Rotations by Mrs. Gibson,
all of which were admirably rendered
and frequently encored. One very
pretty feature of the evenings enter
tainment was the song by little Alice
Item entitled 'Puggy. Baby and l,
which was very cIeverly acted out. The
entertainment was pronounced to be
one of the most enjoyable that has been
given in this end of town for long
time. and it is with pleasure we note
that it will be followed by similar ones
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Beulke. of 621
John street. were the recipients of
very agreeable surprise party Saturday
evening OF last week. Quite a number
OF their friends assembled on that Occa-
sion aud passed a pleasant evening.
The surprise was complete, but Mrs.
Beulke proved herself a very competent
hostess. Among those who were pres
ent were the following: Miss Ida and
Miss Minnie Hullsick, Miss Ida and
Miss Louise Mahle. Miss Emma and
Miss Clara Ofelt. Miss Hanna Alex
andeT Miss Eta Teachout, Miss Vida
Mindrum, Miss Lizzie BeUlke, Miss Liz
zie Pfaf, Miss Ella Scheeden, Miss Lii
lie MunSOn, MeSSIS. c. T. FOrSSelI, A.
Forssel. George r. West, George Mahle.
George Hullsick, Henry Lohlker and
Herbert Gibson.
QMrs. J. II. Burwell gave a pleasant
reception to her lady friends from 10
6 p. III. Monday. The interior of the
house was beautifed with blossoms from
the field and dollhouse. Mrs. Burrows
was assisted in eHtertaing by Mesdames
J. H. Allen and Z. c. Boyle. and the
Misses Spaulding and Armstrong.
Among those present were noticed Mes
danes FOrepaugh. Hannaford, Jewell
HannafOrd, HughSon, DR.. Charles
Smith, J. NJ. Davis, Verpiank. Holland,
Frank Seymour, D. NJ. Dyer J. J. Egan,
William NettletOn, c. E. Croft, Tho mas
Frazer,J. Dodge, Spaulding. Armstrong;
Misses Gotzian, McQuillan. Anna Nc
Quillan, BanfOTd. Beaupre. Holland.
Armstrong, Nettleton, Davis, Spaulding,
May Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spates were rendered a
surprise, Thursday evening. in the
shape OF a progressive euchre party at
their home, on Marshall avenue, the
occasion being the tenth anniversary of
their wedding. They received a num-
Der of presents. mostly tinWare. Among
those present were, Mr.. and Mrs. Ely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough, Mr.. Wander
warker, Prof. Wheaton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burk, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Smith,
T. IT,
Cochran of Merriam Park, Mr.. and
Mrs. Turnbull. K. Spates. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lambert, and DIR. LoyejOy. Prizes
were awarded Mr.. Ely, Mrs. Cullough,
Prof Wheaton, Mrs. Smith, and Mr..
Spates.
Miss Maude Roach, of Brewster ave-
nue., entertained small party of friends
at an informal progressive euchre Fri
day evening. Among those present
were the Misses Lily and Jennie Lam
prey, Emma Fairchild, Elsie Whitney,
Francis Relf, Marie KeOgh, Sadie
O'Brien. Lille st. Aubin and Nellie
Farnham: MeSsrs. Frank Thompson,
Dick Stewart. Harry TitcOmb, Frank
Relf, Edward Howard, Dick O'Brien,
Frank KeOgh, Willie Lindeke, Willie
Napier and Harry Roach. Head prizes
were won by Miss Emma Fairchild and
Ed Howard; lone hand. Master Frank
keOgh; foot prize. Dick 0'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacchus entertained
their friends and pupils on Friday even
ing at the Baldwin seminary with an
art talk by Miss Chaffee, who repeated
the lecture on the Fine Art of CONVEX
SatiOn'' given in the afternoon at St.
Joseph's academy. A delightful hour
was spent in listening TO the analysis
and illustration of a subject which now
interests all cultivated people. And an
enthusiastic expression of thanks was
rendered at its close to Miss Chaffee
and management. This season OF So
cial aesthetics will be continued next
week.
Howard Ramaley entertained a small
party at his home on Ellen street, Sat-
urday evening. Dancing and games
were the features of the evening.
Among those present were Misses
Hart. Degraw, Trowbridge. Irene
TrOwbridge, the Misses Williams. and
the Misses EuStice, MessrS. VIII Bar
rett, Arthur White, Florence Ramaley,
Ned DegraW. LeWie and Frank Ramaley,
Cunningham, Freeman and Horner
Clark.
On Friday evening the Utica club had
its first social hop at the old Acker post
hall. corner of Third and Exchange.
The organizers of the Utica club are
Joseph Jansen, viii Schmidt, Tom Nc
Eroy, A. J. O'Brien, Barney Rush,
Frank Gerny, Joe Gutmann, A. t.
Brown. W. o. Barndt and Fred Distler.
The Golden Leaf Social club held a
meeting at room l, Sherman block, on
Friday night. A committee was ap-
pointed TO secure a hall suitable for next
season. The meeting adjourned to meet
again Friday night. The members are
requested to attend.
Mrs. DR.. Beal entertained a party of
young folks at cards, cake and coffee
on Friday evening in honor OF Lieuts.
Webster and Burkhardt, who left for
the West the following day.
The Acorn club proposes having an