St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-24
LAST WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian EndeavOr gave a well-attended
concert at the First Free Baptist church
Friday evening. Miss Leila Page gave
several delightful Rotations, and was
heartily encored. w. B. Heath sang
''Sweet Land of Provence; Miss Fanny
Mcleod and Mrs. F. w. Cook each sang
solos. Messrs. SHIRLEY and Gale gave a
banjo and guitar duet; MeSsrs. Mayer
and SHIRLEY a duet on ZitherS. The
whole programme was an interesting
one, and appreciated by the audience.
Mrs. F. A. De Haas gave a dinner
party Thursday afternoon to celebrate
the opening Of her new home on James
avenue. An elaborate menu of eleven
courses was served at $50. after which
the guests repaired to large room
which had been reserved for dancing
and did ample justice to a programme
of fourteen numbers, to the music of
Seibert'S orchestra. At a late hour the
whole company joined i'll singing "Auid
Lang Syne" before bidding farewell to
their charming hostess.
The Thistle Curling club gave pleas
ant entertainment and dance at CurtisS
hall last Tuesday evening. Miss Susie
Mckay, w. B. Heath, Lewis Daniel.
Mrs. III. Wilson, f. Howden, j. G..
Myron, and others rendered an inter
esting programme made up of songs,
piano solos and recitations. A large
number stayed to enjoy the excellent
dancing programme which was fur
niShed.
The North Side Unjversalist society
held its second social. last Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. FL. A.
Burr, on Bryant avenue north, Games,
music and refreshments were among
the features of the entertainment.
Among those present were: Rev. Ell. S.
Mrs. Chase. DR.. l.. NJ. Hall, Mrs. Hall.
Mesdames: Mars, Parker, Richardson
and johnson. Misses Dorman, Chase.
Allen, Albert and Butterfeld.
The Immaculate Conception Cru
saders presented the drama, 1.-The Last
Loaf" before a large audience at the
Peoples theater last Monday evening.
The comic parts were well taken by
George McNally as Dick Bustle, and
Hugh Ryan as Tom Chubbs, and they
succeeded in amusing the audience
throughout the evening. The other
partS were also rendered in an accept
able manner.
The societies of Holy Rosary church
celebrated st. Patrick's anniversary by
Il musical and dramatic entertainment.
Messrs. John Mclaughlin, Richard
Crane, Hugh Kelly contributed to the
first portion of the programme after
which the drama, Pike O'Callaghan, +"
was presented in manner which was
much appreciated by the large audience.
Miss Wright entertained the Chest
nuts at the closing social of the season
last Wednesday evening. A literary
and musical programme was presented,
after which an h0nr was spent in social
conversation, when dainty lunch was
served, and the club adjourned, after
passing resolutions of mutual esteem
and regard for each other.
The ''Social Four" consisting of H.
G. StebblnS, Louis Sanborn. II. A. Weld
and Z. E. Witchie. gave Social at G..
A. r. hall on Tuesday evening which
was pronounced by those in attendance,
the most enjoyable occasion of the kind
held IN the hall this season, About
Justice to the dancing programme and
refreshments.
About ninety couples attended the
social given by the Silverthorn club at
Berglund's hall last Monday evening,
and danced programme of twenty
three numbers. An excellent supper
was furnished by Mas, and the affair
was one of the most pleasant of the
season.
Miss Clara Bolton entertained her
friends at cards and coffee Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Doolittle, of Milwau-
kee, assisted in receiving guests. Mrs.
Beebe, James Bolton, Miss Nellie Hill
and Frank Martin distinguished them
selves by playing the winning games.
About sixteen couples attended card
and dancing party given by Miss Carrie
Folsom "Wednesday evening, at her
home on Portland avenue. After few
games Of cards and a dainty supper. the
guests danced to the music of the Ital-
ian harpistS until late hour.
The St. Anthony Crusaders Dramatic
club celebrated st. Patrick's day by
presenting the play, 1.-THE Social Glass. -
at East Side Turner hall last Saturday
evening. The parts were well taken,
and the presence Of large audience
ensured the financial success of the af-
fair.
a large number of South side people
attended the G.. G.. Washburn post dance
at Thomas hall last Monday evening in
honor of st. Patrick's day. The ladies
served an excellent supper, aud all en-
Joyed merry time.
A parlor concert, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Simp-
son NJ. E. church, was given on Wednes-
day evening at the residence of II. e.
Wood. An interesting programme was
thoroughly enjoyed by a large au-
dienee.
A pleasant social was given at the
A 81, l.,
day evening. A programme consisting
of songs, Rotations and addresses was
we'll rendered, the proceeds being de-
voted to the Sunday school library.
The choir of the Foss M. E. church
gave concert, under the direction of
Prof. Stiles Raymond, last Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. Many pretty
costumes were noted, especially those
representing the Elizabethian era.
Mrs. Herbert Fleming and daughters
entertained party of friends at dinner
Thursday afternoon. An elaborate
menu was served. and the guests spent
few hours in a social and informal
way that was highly enjoyable.
An interesting entertainment was
given at the railroad 7. M. C. a. rooms
Wednesday evening. Herbert Putnam.
librarian OF the Athenseura, gave az. in
structivc lecture OH siberia, or the
Russian Exile SYSTEM
The Northwestern College of Com
MERGE held reunion last "Wednesday
evening. A literary programme was
rendered, and the evening passed in a
pleasant, informal way.
The mission Sunday school of the
Church OF Christ gave maple sugar
social al Lyndaie avenue and Twenty
sixth street, on Friday evening.
The Christian Endeavar society of tie
Hennepin Avenue III. L. church gave
a fagot social at Mrs. Gohcen's FRIDAY
evening.
The Wass family was rendered re-