St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-15
AMONG THE GAY.

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George
Ranney was at home to her friends.
She was assisted In receiving by Mrs.
and Miss Willis--her mother and sister,
of Irvine park. Among those present
were Mesdames Horn, Gilman, Frank
Newail, ii. S. Fairchild, F. ID. Hagar,
Vint6n, Fred Bryant, j. @. Adams. DR..
Fulton, Ii. r. Brill. +. q. Fogg, Jules
Hannaford, Henry Fisher, G. l.. Far
ringtln. G. b. Wanzer, DIR. Markoe. A.
b Suckney, Harvey Officer. j. G. Hill.
Richard Washington, Ansel Oppenheim.
S.,C0le; Misses Bend, harrington. Fair
cHild,1a Florence Fairchild, Clough,
Whitley, Carpenter, Morse. Belote,
Dhhgte, Napier, Gotham, Stickney,
Hail., Margaret Hall, Gilfillan, Field,
Baker and Sealey.
On Saturday next there Will be held
In, st. Paups church, the third annual
festival of the United Surplice Choirs
of the Diocese OF Minnesota. This
service will be at 1880 p. M, and Rev.
John White, rector of st. Johns church
In, tliis city. will preach the sermon.
james Blaikie, of Christ church, will
direct the singing, and Mr.. Bullen of
st. Paul's church will be the organist.
The programme is as follows:
Professional. ..... 'Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord"
Nersicles: ..........'. = aiis
Psalms .......................F First Selection
Magnlhcat. .............." bunhett
Anthem :. .........."0 LORD, How Manifold"
Hymn HYMN during ceriory Hoy o 5as dDga
Recessionai. ION Our Way Rejoicing"
The Myrtle leaf club gives its fifth
social party of the season at their hail,
corner of Margaret and Forest streets,
this evening.
st. Paul camp No. Sons of Veterans
will give their second social party of
this season at &. A. X. hall. $50 East
Seventh street, this evening. Az en-
joyable time is assured to all who at
tend.
A carefully arranged concert will be
given this evening at the First MethO-
dist church under the direction of Prof.
Titcomb. Among the well-known local
lights in vocaliSm and Instrumental
ism who will participate in this
occasion, are Miss May Murphy, Miss
Wagner, Mrs. G. j. Pieese, Miss Hess,
Miss Waterbury, Prof. Titcomb and Mr..
Shepherd. The programme betrays ex-
celient teste in selection, and will with
such an array of talent to give the num-
bers, prove most entertaining one. A
large audience is expected and the ex-
peetation will doubtless become a
reality.
The Social Evening club has arranged
for its second dancing entertainment
in the A. D. U. w. hall, at the north
west corner of East Seventh and Mime
sofa streets, Friday evening. Nov. Is.
commencing at and closing at L
O'Clock. All members and their friends
are cordially invited to attend. The
fact that MIR. Hilyard furnishes the mu
sic. and the floor has been planed and
waXed since our first dance, warrants
all enjoyable evening.
q, The Scandinavian concert to be gwen
this evening at the Peoples church will
probably be one of the most largely at
tended affairs of the kind ever held in
st. Paul. The artists to participate are
Miss Julia Zieroogel, Mir. Werrenrath,
MIR. Arvesch0u. Albert ArveschOu, Miss
Alma HultkrantZ, George Werrenrath,
Mrs, Walfride ArveschOu, Mendelss0hn
male quartettee. MeSsrs. Merrill, Will
lohghby. Colyille and Whelan.
Aslarge number of tickets have been
sold, and there is little room for doubt
that the concert will be as successful as
its excellence will warrant.
Wild West Show Stopped.
Some time ago five big Indians shook the
dust of the White Earth reservation from
their feet and started on the road as public
entertainers. Following the example of
Buffalo William, they gave an exaggerated
REPRESENTATION of bloody life ON the plains.
and dibbed It wild West" The show
opened an engagement at Minneapolis,
on a. lot near the court house, last
Men day. but just as the braves were
beginning to enjoy the Injuries incident to
theatrical life the government authorities
stepped in and closed the exhibition. The
and; yesterday Marshal Campbell and Deputy
DaggetS ordered them to go home or suffer
imprisonment in Jail.