St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-02
Mrs Tarbox. Mrs Moon, Mrs. Morrison. Miss
Gordon, Mrs. Jung and Mr. Won Goetzen par
ticipated in the proceedings.

Mrs. Tarbox. Mrs Moon, Mrs. Morrison. Miss
Gordon Mrs.Jung and Mr. Won Goetzen par
ticipated in the proceedings.
About thirty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Man.
son called on them at their home on Seventh
street. last Monday evening, and gave them q
hearty reception upon their return from g
visit to Dakota. Prof. Lundberg rendered
some beautiful selections and general good
time was spent.
Little Miss Jeanne Lamprey, of SO East
Central avenue. delightfully."- entertained the
young lady pupils of the Visitation convent,
Tuesday, May 2S, from to 8 O'Clock. All the
boarders were present, and others of her
schoolmates were invited also. TO join in the
festivities of merry May-day fete.
The Philomathean Club was entertained
last Friday evening at the home of Miss Ella
Richards, Fourteenth street. After tranac-
ton of business a series of tableauX was
given, followed by dialogue and Donkey
party Prizes were won by Mr. Vail and Miss
Chatellier.
Miss Morgan. superintendent of the indus
trial department of the church, was given a
complimentary entertainment at the Wood
land Park Baptist church last Thursday
evening. Recitations and music were the
entertaining features.
President McCurdy, of Macalester college
and Mrs. McCurdy. entertained Friday even
ing, the graduating class of the college.
Their handsome residence was crowded with
invited guests who were charming)y enter
tanned.
Mrs. NJ. B. Curry gave a dinner party
Bacon, of Macon. Ga. There were present
Mr.. and Mrs Curry, Miss Auerbach Messrs.
Heath, Skip%ith, Read and Bigelow.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon a party of
about twenty-five ladies and gentlemen, en-
ployed in the Office of the Bradstreet agency
inf ,ic rity fri m ha
and there enjoyed an early picnic.
At an entertainment at the Cretin school
hall, last Monday evening, Miss Loduski
Young ana Miss Sallie Williams. of the Peo-
pies theater made their farewell appearance
in this city.
ception Friday evening to the class OF 80 of
the Baldwin seminary. The proceedings
were of the most enjoyable character.
A novel entertainment was given Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings by the ladies of
st. John the Eyangelist's church. i'll the
shape OF 'Festiyal Of the Seasons"
The summer meeting of the Eleventh Houl
club was held last Thursday evening at the
residence of j. A. Swanson. corner of Mar
shall avenue and Arundel street.
Gov. Ramsey last Monday evening enter
tanned five and twenty old settlers of this
city, the occasion being the fOrtieth ami
versary of his arrival in st. Paul.
The Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance union gave musical and social enter
tainment at the parlors of the House of Hope
church last evening.
Mrs. Relf, of Park Place, gave a reception
Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. in
honor of her son and daughter-in-l Mr..
and Mrs. Relf.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wright gave party
Monday evening. There were about eighty
guests and most enjoyable evening was
spent.
Rev. L. E. Caillet entert,ined the Sunday
school teachers of St Mary's church, on Fri
day evening. in the school house of the
parish.
A complimentary hop. and reception was
rendered Mrs Marie jenkins by the pupils of
her dancing school, Tuesday evening.
S. G. Snowe gave a bus picnic TO the
members Of Our Ladies' Dancing club at
Lake Johanna yesterday.
Mrs. E. j. Hodgson, of West Fourth street,
entertained few of her lady friends at tcards
Friday afternoon.
Future Festivities.
Society girls are all on the alert for the
coming of Miss Mabel Jenness. sister of Mrs.
Annie Jenness Miller, who created such a
furore in society circles last winter by her
talk on artistic dress, who is to lecture in
Turner hall next Thursday, June 6, at p.
H.. on physical Culture" Miss Jeuness
possesses perfect figure due to wise method
3 Il
form intense study for several years, going
even to the dissecting room for that purpose,
and is now prepared to instruct thoroughly
in methods of development for any part of
the body that lacks. All the other large
cities have made heavy demands upon her
time and now st. Paul is to be favored by a
lecture and class lessons to follow. In her
lecture Miss Jenness sets forth a few general
rules governing the development of sound
bodies and gives a number of plain. practical,
understood exercises for p-
tice at home. All this while attired in an
exquisite Greek costume, whose beauty of
texture and finish enhances the rhythm of
motion.
The local amateurs .is ~ who are preparing to
successfully given in aid of st. Luke's hos
pital last season. rehearsed for the first time
Friday night at Mrs. Merriam's home. after
which they were invited to supper. The play
will be given at the Peoples theater une 1.
The third of the course Of entertainments
arranged by Oxford M. E. church will be
given next Tuesday evening, in which will
appear Miss Hattie Brush, James Swift, of
the Peoples church choir, Messrs. Fl. C.
Mallory and E. J; Meyst, Miss Mills. Of Min
neapOlis, Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra and others.
ST. Lllkes Aid Society of ST. Paul's Church
will meet with Mrs. Flagg, Ninth and John
streets, Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
A full attendance is desired, as business of
Importance is to be transacted, this being the
last meeting Of the season.
Early next month the Sunday school OF st.
Stevens church, on Randolph street. will
give pretty cantata, entitled ''The Flower
Queen, or the Coronation of the Rose
The drama. Beauty and the Beast will
be presented at G. A. R. hall, East Seventh
street. next Thursday evening for the bene-
fit of st. Peters Episcopal church.
The ladies of the Order OF the Iron Hail.
branch 542, will give an entertainment and
ball at their hall, 20 East Seventh street.
Monday evening, June 10.
A concert will be given by the St. Peter
Clavers Sodality for the benefit of the church
at Cretin school hall next Tuesday evening.
The regular meeting OF the Primary Teach
ers' union will be held at the rooms of the Y
M. C. A. this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs Harvey Officer has issued invitations
for a ladies' reception Thursday afternoon al
her home OH St. Peter street.
An open air concert will be given at Cen,
trail park Tuesday evening by the Great West
ern band.
The First Regiment band gives a concert
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