St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-28

spent, III WHICH music. social ctlat, carQS
and dancing were enjoyed till late
hour. An excellent supper was served.
Among those present we're j. T. Jaeger
DuZee, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Crescey, Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
You'd, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fowler, Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Phiney, Mrs.
Dittrich, Miss B. Master, Miss Ellis,
Miss l.. Master, Miss Brandhorst, A.
Bolton, j. Parker, II. Anderson, T. e.
Nitterauer, W. II. Hall, f. Overman,
NJ. Laschinger, Dr.. W. FitZsimons, w.
Hodglns.
The Schweizer Understandings Verein
gave a charming concert. consisting
almost wholly of vocal numbers sung i'll
the Swiss tongue, at Turner halle, Mon
of the society sang two choruses,
''Schweizer Heimweh" and "Das
Schoene Tyrol." followed by H. Kald, a
strong baSsO, in der SchweiZer Soldat."
and Jacob Marty i'll ''Auf dem Verge in
Fruehling." The only instrumental
number was a trio, ''FantaiSie Aus der
AIpenweIt," by Messrs. Helung, P.
Lawrence and p. Lawrence. The con-
Guiding number was series of five
songs and as many declarations. illus
tratiye of a day in the life of an Alpine
herdSman.
The acorn club celebrated Easter
Tuesday evening in the school house on
Macllubin street, with carols and read
ings appropriate both to Easter and the
Washington centennial. The pro-
gramme was further varied by instru-
mental as well as vocal music and light
refreshments. The most striking feat
ure. however, was the loyal Hens
Nest" presided over by a stately hen
bearing the American flag and sur
mounted by infant chickens and ducks
and handsomely gilded and painted
easter eggs, which were distributed by
number among those present, number
ing fifty or more.
At meeting of st. Paul Court No. 80,
|. c. O. F., the following officers for the
ensuing year: Chief ranger, John
3. Kenny; vice chief ranger, NJ. J.
Koran: III. Ii. Cleary. r. S.: G. ii.
Blanchard, S. F.; p. O'Halloran. treas
urer: DR.. NJ. ID. Kelley, medical exam
liner; Thomas Berrisford, z. Il. Daw-
Quinn, S. c.: Alfred McArdell, J. c.;
K. E. McCarty, J. S.: J. j. Fitzgerald,
D. S.; delegate to annual session at
Chicago, John E. Kinney.
The Dayton Avenue church choir
gave a festival of flowers and song
Thursday evening to a select and APP
preciative audience. The choir, which
is composed of about forty voices under
the direction of Mr. de Lacy, was as
sisted by Mrs. de Wolf, Mrs. Curtis,
Mrs. Fitch. Mr.. Merrill and Mr.. Van
Goetzen. The choruSes were well rem
dered, and considering the short time
the choir has been organized, it de-
serves great credit for its work.
The Golden LIE af Social club gave an
other successful party at Grand block
hall Monday evening. About sixty
couple were present. Among those
were Misses Maggie and Mary O'Hal-
loran, McDermOtt, Fletcher, Timers,
Doyle, McGrath, Fanny Smith, Maggie,
Mary, Katie and Bridget Hyland. Ross,
Flitact Molly and Jewell McCarter,
Hill, etc. The next hop will be given
in course of two weeks, and will be the
last for this season.
The sacred concert given Monday
evening by the congregation Of the
Evangelical Lutheran ST. Matthew's
church, was an exceptionally interest
ing affair. the instrumental numbers
especially being of high order and eX-
ceedingly well rendered.
The congregation of the Burr Street
Baptist church gave ''corn supper at
the church parlors Tuesday evening,
from to S O'clock.
st. Luke'S Aid society met with Mrs.
Harry Smith at 52i Olive street, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Vittum, of Summit avenue. en-
tertained the ladies of st. Johns Tues
day afternoon.
Gen. and Mrs. NJ D. Flower enter
tanned the No Name club Tuesday even
ing.