St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-28
Ience of Mr., and Mrs. McNair, of Oak

Next Wednesday evening the men,
bers OF the Cretin Lyceum give the
well known farce, Handy Andy"
Miss 81. Maria Jenkins will give an
other of her parlor sOcials, with figures
Diocesan. next Monday evening.
Next Tuesday evening the Crusaders
give the temperance play, 1.-The Drunk
ards Drama" at Cretin hall.
An entertainment will be given Fri
day evening at st. Michael's school by
the Acme club.
= The Unity club will hold its last
meeting OF the season at the club room.
IS Miscellaneous Social Events.
Tuesday evening was the date of
charming amateur theatrical perform
ance atTurner hall; Ruth's Romance
ANaS given by ST. GATHERINGS guild of
st. Paul's church. Capt. Bunker took
the part of Capt. Milton, Miss Bunker
was Ruth and Mr.. Shepherd, Jack.
Dreams, Dances and Disappointment"
was the title of an exquisite little panto-
mime in which Misses Winslow, Hand
and Pope. MeSsrs. Flandrau, Stone, Nc
Clure, Oppenheim and Jack Merriam
took the parts. A minuet was danced
by Misses Warner. Winslow, Gotzian,
BOrup, Simpson, Van Etten and Guth-
RE, Messrs. Flandrau, Reid, Bunker,
Minter, Stone, Murphy, Ashton and
Bigelow. Mrs. TarboX also added to
the amusement by several charming
solos, and after the performance dane
ing Whiled away many pleasant hours.
The st. Andrews society held their
sixth monthly sociable at Society hall
| Thursday. Misses Maud Crossley, ].
and K. Williams, Nellie Mabon, f. f.
Mayo, Fannie Oaks and Mrs. J. E. " e.
trick Supplied vocal and instrumental
music to the 800 members present. They
included Mr.. and Mrs. William Rob-
ertSOn, Mr.. and Mrs. HaddOn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamm,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Myron,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Myron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hlndland, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Roberts, of Ohio;
Mr.. and Mrs. CrosSley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dinwoodie, Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers. Mrs. L. II. Dun
can. of Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Miss
Susie Donaldson, Miss 2. Nevin.
Capt. and Sheriff E. S. Bean and Mrs.
| Bean. in honor OF the eighth anniversary
of the mastering in of Company d, last
Thursday entertained the members OF
| the company and their lady friends to
banquet in the armory. The evening
was JOyouSly spent, music being sup
piled by Wills orchestra. Those pres
ent included Mr.. and Mrs. r. Seng,
Sergt. and Mrs. Roedler. Mr. and Mrs.
n. Hardy, Sergt. Merrill, Corporal
HeiSler, Sergt. Hardy, Corp oral Blodg-
Schroeder, G. Eckles, w. E. Dickinson,
%. Monfort, E. E. SchooIey, Sergt.
Borscht, Private Douglass, Lieut.. Metz,
Private Jackson, Private Scare, J.
Burch, Sergt. J. Hoffman, F. J.
SpIiggs, Private Henschel, w. Ehrman-
trout, Private Lawson, Private Peter
son.
Wednesday evening st, Johns Catho-
lie Total Abstinence society held So
cial rally at Lucker's hail. Mrs. Will
lam Norton, Misses Quilligan, Anna
Clinton, Eos burg and Broderick;
Messrs. McCabe, Thomas Kennedy.
Clarke and Father Fleming all con-
tributed music, songs, dances, recita-
tions and addresses to most delightful
progl ANNE.
Friday evening was celebrated by the
Philomathean club of the First Uni.
yeFsalist church with a dance at the
Clifton hotel. Mrs. Craig, Misses 3.
Farewell. Gertrude Whitney and Anna
Cary formed the reception committee,
and there were present, am ong others,
Misses Wilmot, Leopold, futile, Davis,
Seare, Richards, Trowbridge. Smell.
Jones, Foulke. Sherman, Fish and
Brown.
The ladies of the cathedral gave So
cial tea at the Cretin school hall, Thurs
day evening. which was attended by
about 1000 people, After few hours
spent in drinking tea and social con-
verse, short concert was given in