St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-08
DAYToN's BLUFF.

The Ich Diem club gave its second dane
ing party at the hall corner OF Fifth street
and Maria avenue. on Friday evening. n
fine dancing programme had been arranged.
aud was participated in by over thirty
couples. Seibert's orchestra furnished excel
lent music, and most delightful time wa
enjoyed by all. Fogg, of the Portland, furs
pished the refreshments. This was the first
dance since the reitting of the hall, which
presented beautiful appearance. Delhg
tastefully trimmed and decorated. III is I'M
derstood that the members OF the clup IN
tend holding series OF dancing parues GUT
ing the season, probably one month.
Among these present were Misses ScheHer,
Blanche and May Glanyille, Schiffman, Lacy,
Watkins Nichols, Mckinley, the Misses
Burkhart, Lawrence, CogsWell krieger,
ton, Reed Murray, Wilmot, Krieger, Schlff-
man, Lawrence. Hunt Mathews, heiley'
Amos, De Hans, Burkhart. Burke, Cogs-
we'll, Fisher, Natrass, Laulker, Wallace, Cone'
and Mr.. Middleton, of Minneapolis.
Miss Florence and Master Frank Kriger
gave party to their many friends Friday
evening, at their nome, TOS East Thlru
street. A very nice time was enjoyed by all
present, dancing being the CHIEF feature OF
amusement. Refreshments were served DUR
ing the evening, consisting of fruits. Ice
cream and cakes. Those present were Hattie
jenkins. Minnie Topper, Winnie MoWs,
Ollie Freeman. Ada Henry, May SKINNER,
BERTHE Schnitger, Maud Freeman. Maggie
Hall, Allie Hoyernor, Elsie Wlckman, n LAP
Philips, Orville Bishop. George Schnltger,
Phillip johnson, Will Chamberlain, Walter
Hail. Harry George, Levi Barber, hooert
Debauch, Eddie Strate Roy Brink, Sammle
Spindler, Frank Hoyenor.
Miss Martha Jaggar entertained Few OF
her friends at her home corner of East third
street and Hoffman avenue last 1hursday
evening. The time was pleasantly spent IN
singing games and Rotations: the cnlel
feature of the evening was recitailon, In inc !,
School Boy and the Multiplication Table,
ably given by Charles B. Hawks. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Tlcknor, MISS
Bertha Hough. Anna Nelson, Belle Brant,
Miss Berg. Thomas Jones, Charles b: HaWks,
Seymour Hough, Frank George, oneruan
Chamberlain and John Jaggar.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
EndeayOr OF the Atlantic Congregational
church, corner Conway street and Bates av-
enue elected new officers for the next SIX
Hough; vice president, Miss Georgia Simp-
son; secretary, Miss Jennie Flsheri treas
urer, Phillips johnson.
Mrs. r. j. Hale, of Bates avenue. who at
present is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. e. u.
Strong. of 35l Grove street. expects soon W
leave for Eureka Springs. Ark, to spend the
winter months, in hopes the change Will De
beneficial to her health.
The Christ's church choir assisted the
vested choir of St. Peters church in singing
last Sabbath evening" aI tne corher LaSs
Fourth and Maple streets.
The Misses Ida Wilson and Grace Warner,
of Collins street. spent last Saturday and Sum
day with MI. aud Mrs. Gray, of Hudson ave-
nue..
Mrs Dunn, of 695 Euclid street, went to
La Crosse, Wis, Wednesday evening for a
few days visit with friends at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glesner. of 736 Hud-
son avenue, have been visiting friends In
Milwaukee and Chicago the past week.
Miss Coates, of Fort Dodge. To-, is visiting
the Misses Burkhart at their home, corner Of
Hoffman avenue and Cherry street.
Mrs E. W. S. Tingle, of Seattle, Wash. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Il. Kelly.
of Hoffman avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Hirst of ego East
Third street, are in Chicago.
Open Evenings Fill Christmas.
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