St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The ladies of the Woodland Park
church gave very delightful social
Tuesday evening. The affair was an
nOunCed as lawn fete, land the grounds
around the church were brightly light
ed with electric light, and large seats
placed under the trees for the occasion.
but the evening being so cold, they
were obliged to hold their festivities in
the church. On account of the chilli
ness of the weather the gathering was
rather smaller than was expected, but
enough were present to make the affair
very pleasant indeed. Among those
noticed on the grounds and in the
church were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert barrow,
don, Eng; Mrs. Haynes, of Chicago;
Supt. Browne and wife, of the state
reform school; Rev. Dawley and wife;
Mesdames Reed, Davis, Peters, Lindon,
Trowbridge, Allen, Cram and Badger;
Misses Brack, Vincent, Gates, Low
ering, Smith, Kate Smith, Jones,
Gooch. Green. Bishop, Davidson,
Burtis, Trowbridge, Irene Trow-
bridge, Beck, Mcdonald, Grace Bishop,
Pinkney, Crapsey, DelanO, Perry and
Robinson; Messrs. Lott, Peters, Jones,
Smith, Brown, Green, Robinson, George
Robinson, Trowbridge, GOOdmanS0n,
Gentry, Sheehy, Starkey, Lowering, Ed
Bishop, Murray, ChdrleS Bishop, Wolf,
Wiimott, Fox, Lindsey, franklin, Eler-
bee, Eberlin, Wilson and Badger.
There will be an entertainment next
Friday afternoon at Harris theater for
the benefit of the newsboys' home.
About fifteen society young ladies of
st. Paul and Minneapolis will appear in
exercises Illustrative of the great Del
r
The young ladies are the Misses Moffett,
Misses Kalman, Daisy Blakely, Eckley
Blaisdel, Monfort and Roche, of st.
Paul, and Misses Day, Terrence, Haney
Cozad, Robb and Mills, of Minneapolis.
Besides other exercises. they will give
two songs by S-"Star-Spangled
Banner" and Down on Suwanee
River" Mrs. 7. j. Preece, instructor
in the system, will direct the DelSartean
aesthetic gymnastics. Little Dottie
Hughson, of this city, will give one of
her well-known recitatiOns. Miss Mae
Murphy and Mrs. De Wolf will give
portion Of the classic opera ''OrpheuS
and Eurydice" i'll costume. There will
also be readings by noted elocutioniStS.
There has been much talk this summer
about physica! culture, gesturing, grace
full walking. etc.: here is an opportunity
TO be instructed and to see the results
of artistic training.
Miss Minnie Lander gave dancing
party, Thursday evening, at her home
on West Seventh street. The parlors
were handsomely decorated for the Oc-
casion, and music furnished by Prof.
Willis orchestra furnished dancing and
fun for the evening. Covers were laid
for about twenty couple, land all enjoyed
themselves until wee small hour
Friday morning. Among those present
were Misses Lydia Thompson, Minnie
Holmes, Katie Wurst, Martha Fry,
Lizzie McGrath, Nellie Simmons, Mar
tina White. Lillian White, Grace
Walker, Julia Marine, Alma Marine,
Margaret Routh, Kittie Mcdonald,
Madge Durant, Lizzie Hartmann. Nellie
Martin. Kitty Evans, Mabel Randsom;
Messrs. q. j. Snow, j. Blackmann, w.
Starkey, B. &. Moves, James Holmes.
w. r. Holmes, Ralph Mcdonald, w. l.,
March, f. B. Milton, Will Cults, Bert
and Albert Young, DR.. Curan. Al Sun
w. l.. Deerot, j. l.. Robbins, Charles
Mason, Charles Otis, Howard Lambert.
A VERY pleasant gathering of the
many friends of Miss Doyle occurred on
Wednesday evening. A social birthday
lawn party was given the young lady by
her sister, Mrs. Brown, at 211 East
Ninth street. 1t was an occasion where
mirth, pleasure and general all
around enjoyment took place. The
popular young lady was irresistably
charming as she act her many friends
at the home of her genial host and
hostess. Before,the close of the even
ing's enjoyment Miss Doylc's friends
showed in what esteem they held the
young lady by rendering her many
presents. Among those present were
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mel
son, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. McCool. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Ganett; Misses A. Ketfe,
w. and NJ. HeSwault, 5. Doyle, L.
Marshall; Messrs. Gilbert, Wood, Daul-
ton, Gotf, Malioy, Winger, Worthemier
and Dr.. Baxter.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Sarah Quinn, Of 422 Uni
versity avenue, Wednesday evening,
Aug. 81. Among those present were:
Mamie Hester. Annie Tinnion, Lille
Humphrey, Clara Humphrey. Minnie
Chambers, Annie McNearney, An