St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-02
Matters of History.

Friday evening the HlghWOod Social club
assisted the Union Land company in the
dedication of the latter's new three story
brick hall. The revelers danced to the music
of Wills orchestra until late hour. The
committee to whose efforts the success of the
festivity was chiefly due was composed of
MeSSrs Howard, Stout and Bateham, Mes
DANES Lynn and Dockstader. and Miss
Clum. Cal Jones and Messrs. Williams, Tate
and Johnson There were present Mr.. and
Mrs. Clum, Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodhead,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Drape Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Doekstrader, MIR.
and Mrs. George Decks. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gooch, Mr.. and Mrs. Geernsey. Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne.
sir. and Mrs; George TAFT Mr. and snd
W. j. Howard. Dr. and Mrs. George Mr.. and
Mrs Whitbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Jett, Miss Jett, Miss Lizzie
Jett Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Phelps, Misses Clum,
Edna Clum,, E. Stevens. G. Stallman, y.
head, II. H. Straub, Charles P. Johnston, E.
Lynn, C. Lynn, J. B. Jett. J. E. Jett, Bunker
and Hardie. From ST. Paul there were
Messrs. Mason, Warrick, Pond, Stebbins,
James and DOran.
The Minnesota Lawn Tennis club opened
the season Decoration day, with a tourna-
ment at Hamline. The members of the
Nushka club were present, journeying to the
grounds in two coaches. Louis Hay was
the driver of the coach containing Mr..
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Miss Moves. Miss Bart, Miss falle Gotzian.
Messrs. Lightner Hyndman, f. Ingersoll and
Schauffier, of Chicago. j. Z. Stryker was
the driver of the coach, in which were Mr..
Miss smyth. Miss Averill, Miss Stt,rgis, Messrs.
Pierce s. H. Wright. Jaggard. Z. Young and
Creyer. of Chicago. There were also present
Miss Gordon, Miss Bend Miss Moore. Misses
Dean. Misses Taylor, Miss Greve. Miss Rice
and Miss Mum. There were three events
In the junior single A. A. McKechne beat X.
smith. the score being 6-3. %. 6-2. A fine
game was played by the senior singles, with
V S. Thorne and ". Armstrong the centest-
Die event was played by Thorne aud Wilcox
against Armstrong and j. G. Wall, and
Thorne and Wilcox won. SO. rs, So.
"Our Ladies : Dancing club gave pleas
ant reception Monday afternoon and evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 2. Mead. nee Miss
Clarpa.i Snowe. The hall on East Seventh
street was handsomely decorated for the oc-
casion by the ladies Of the club. where
dancing was the feature Of the evening when
the younger folks put i'll their appearance.
Among those present during the afternoon
Spencer Harmon. Hoy, Kirkwood. Bixby,
Earle. Houlton, Lightner Lewis, Smell,
Spaulding. House, Newson, O. Brien, Rich
ards. Lauderdale Fulton, Goodwin, Rogers,
Stone. Hoyt, Gordon. and Misses Earle, Kel-
ley. Mars. of Minneapolis: Misses Shave Cam
eron. WlIrst. Cary, McClurg, Holmes. Black,
Smith, Pullmann. Wilson, Robins. Marine.
j. Marine, Starr, Simmons, Bend, Aloor and
Messrs. Snowe. Davis, Grant. Spaulding. j.
Holmes. Fisher Milton, Wright, Sells, Walker.
Armstrong. Marine Otis. Freeman. Seibert,
Howe Wellington, Deeriot. Smith. NJ. Smith,
Hall Redmann. Mason. Milton, Hubbell and
DR.. Rogers and James Florence, Of Duluth.
The W. c. T. U. of Dayton's Bluff gave a
very ENJOYABLE entertainment at the Atlantic
Congregational church Friday evening. each
day of the week being represented by booth
in which articles appropriate TO that day
were on sale. The Thursday and Sunday
ter of sales. Thursday being Reception
day on which hospitality was dispensed by
several young ladies without money and
price" and Sunday being Gospel Temper
ance day and gospel temperance literature
free as water was given out to the crowd.
lee cream and cake were served in the dining
room. A short programme OF music and
reeitations was given, and altogether the
evening was q social and financial success,
which fact was largely due TO the generous
cordially assisted the few workers Of the
union.
A most enjoyable entertainment was given
at Unity Club rooms, Wabasha street and
Summit avenue, last Friday evening. The
programme presented was as follows: 1. bal
lade in A fiat (piano solo, Chopin. Mrs.
Carson; Picking [ p the Pieces" a comedy
in one act; characters: Mrs. Melton, Miss
Ames: Lord Dawlish, Mr.. Ames. II. Song.
.oh: That We, Two Were Maying, Miss Van
either, (a) Departure From Teltsch.' I'm
lauf; (b) ''Loreley,'' Silcher; (c) Sleep Well,
Sweet Angel Abt, Mrs. Brooks. IT'S Thus
Ordained (piano solo, Mendelssohn, Mr..
Medical Man. farce, by W. S. Gilbert:
Alphonse de Picklelow, dramatic author,
Mr.. Ames; Jones. manager, Mr.. Kellogg;
Belinda young lady, Miss Ames.
The musicale given at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs E. A. Young last Wednesday even
ing was grand success and enjoyed by such
a large and select plumber that it has been
decided to hold series of them at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Bacon for
the benefit Of St: Luke's hospital. Those
Morrison, Moore, Tarbox. Miss Gordon,
Messrs. Hanz Jung, Won Goetzen aud Charles
Fairchild, also the st. Anthony Hill orches-
ira. Among those present were Mes
DANES ". r: Merriam, j. ": Mer-
box, Dalrymple, Cary, Bass, Eaton ana
Misses Beaumont, Perrin, Sophie and Georgia
Borup. Price, Forepaugh, Fairchild, Flor
ence fairchiId. Cooke, Dencgre and others,
including large proportion Of the society
gentlemen of the city
Last Monday evening Pioneer Lodge 23S,
Sons of st. George, met and elected the fol
lowing officers for the next term. which
commences June 10. on the evening of which
Worthy Grand President. Ca Dt.James Starkey:
President, j. W. Taylor; vice president, Ben
Mash: secretary, Charles r. Hubbard; assist.
ent secretary. A. E. Knights: treasurer. F. G.
Medcalf: messenger. b. b. Medcalf: trustee
for eighteen months. Frederick Chaplin. The
subordinate officers will be appointed by the
newly elected president as soon as he is in
stalled. The old president, DIR. c. j. Wool
way, who has served three successive terms,
will retire to the past presidents S chair
pol-n of thn Tfo1n a.
cafe. Tenth and st. Peter street, Wednesday
evening entertained the st. Peter Street I'm
provement company and their friends,
There were present: ]. II. McMurran, W. 7.
Baldy, DR.. II, Hutchinson. F. L; fitzpatrick.
Col. TIC. Sullivan, H. A. Merrill. Col. Rock
we'll and Daniel i. Baudman, the tragedian.
The latter enliyened the gathering with
many choice anecdotes and recited the scene
from Merchant of Venice between Shy
lock Bassanlo and Antonio with excellent
effect
The junior class of the High school gave a
reception Friday afternoon to the senior
class at Assembly hail. Teachers and pupils
responded 10 the toasts offered at the BAN
quet and very enjoyable time was made
more delightful by piano solo at the deft
touch of Miss Flora Nabefsburg and Miss
Austins recitation of Tennyson's Dream of
Fair Woman The class day exercises will
occur on Tuesday, the 1lth at 3 80 o'clock.
The commencement exercises will be held on
the evening of the 18th at the Peoples
7 church.
Among the guests present at George Otis
dancing party last Wednesday evening were:
Misses Alice and Lille Day, Alice Pope. Lii
lian and Virginia Borup, kalman, Blakely,
Mary Gilfillan. Simpson. Julia Stenhenson,
McCieliaH, Julia Mcclellan, Mabel Horn,
Ruth Stickney, Hanzer. Annie Griggs. Mary
Clarke, Mabel Austin. Clara McQuilan,
Craig, Bunker and Bend, and about the same
number of gentlemen.
A lawn sociable was given at the residence
of j. W Mars, for the benefit of the Hebrew
freshments and music added to the pleasure
and pecuniary success of the evenings enter
tainlnent Among those present were Misses
Benton, Jones, Worthington. VQss White
,nd p;ceo} a,,d Mechanics KimhaI1 frolfm on