St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-19

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The eleventh anniversary of Miss Nellie
Pottgeiser's birthday was celebrated ct her
home, ST. Wabasha street, yesterday, when
she entertained a number of her young
friends. The little hostess was the recipient
Of many tokens of her friends appreciation. I
With plenty of refreshments and amuse I
ment, il was an enjoyable occasion. Among
those present were the Misses Annie and
Katie Peters, Nellie Fitzgibbons, Carrie Hop
ping. Maggie Disiel, Francis Gautzer. Oracle
Danz. Rosie OConneli. Emily. Stella and
Mabel st. Aubin, Julia. Flora aud SUSIE Over
beck and Mamie kessel.
Mr. ard Mrs. S. Carris, Of Topping street,
entertained the Como Avenue Literary and
Social club Thursday evening, May IL.
After roll call and quotations a programme
somewhat different from the uSnal course
was successfully carried out An Acting
Charade.' in two acts, was well played by
some of the younger members OF The club.
The club prophecy was read by Mrs. Mccall.
A Chinese tea WAS served at IL o'clock, after
which the pleaSure.los portion Of the
elab enjoyed a donkey party. Mrs. Drake
carried away the prize. A trip to one Of the
lakes is next on the programme.
A surprise party was yesterday given Miss
Edith Rutherford, at her home on Eighth
street, the occasion being her twelfth birth
day. Those present were Misses d. Smith, +.
Burg, \. Larson. N. Camp. L: Fogg, A. San
dell, W. TusSey, G.. Teller. X. Becker, W.
Rutherford, n. Harris. s. Burrows, Messrs
J. Ryan, j. Harris, f. Rodes, P. Smith, II.
B1TTGWS, G. Snltln, Il. w.
Graves, G. Davies, A. Sury, W. Copp. Ice
Cream and strawberries were served at 8
O'Clock. Dancing and singing and all kinds
of amusementS Music was given by Miss
Anna SandeN.
Miss Marguerite W. Morton and pupils
gave a recital AT Unity church Tuesday even
ing before a large audience. DANES Swift
interpoiated several good songs during the
evening, and those who recised were Misses 4
Cornelia Saunders, Virginia Ogden, Nora 4
phrr Mol t'rQr
Winker, Mrs. Tate, Mrs. Morton. John Hay
and Others. A Shakespeareian burlesque was
given by Miss Ogden as Lady Macbeth. Miss
c. Saunders as Portia. Miss Emma Eyer as
ophelia. and Miss Msmie Mahan as Juliet
The Minnesota Lawn Tennis club met !
friday at ". c. Reds Office and made ar
engagements for the Decoration day tollrna- /
ment a. Hamiine. The following entries
Armstrong and Pakenham, Lightner ana
Ordway, Patterson and Pagel; senior singles
W. NJ. Armstrong, ". Y. S. Therue. ". II.
Lightner. L. P. Ordway. T. II. Pakenham.
singles. K. Smith, W c. Reid. ". F. Pees A. i
Mckeehnie, H. P. Clark and T. j. Holyoke-
Yesterday afternoon Miss Anna Duncan.
Of Carroll street. celebrated her fifteenth
birthday with q 4 O'Clock lea. The hours
were whiled away in games Rotations. yo-
cal and instrumental music. and ell present
declared Miss Anna most charming little
hostess. They We're: Misses May Cauheld,
Mamie Wheeler, Lily Dewian. May Barry.
LESSEE GSaaS Una Aenns i k. A9oie o buhe cam
field. Albert Ryan, Harry Grady. Harold Ken
nedy, Charles Gay.
Thursday and Friday evenings the ladies
OF the Peoples church gave an advertising
carnival, in which the different bewitching
dsmsels who took part clothed themselves in
fantastic CARDS representing different blls.-
ness houses. Military and other eyolutlons
were performed, and the affair was pro-
nounced gigantic success by all who wit
messed it.
Bishop Fitzgerald, Of the II. E. church, was
feted al Central Park NJ. +. church Monday
evening. Rev j. E. Smith, C. E. Riggs a.
G. johnson, Martin Piaff and r. Forbes, ID.
D., gave addresses Of welcome, and the bal
ance of the evening was spent in shaking
hands and other innocent amusements.
Garfield Post No. 8. G. A. R.. gave grand
bail Wednesday, in order to dedicate their
new hall, at $50 East Seventh street. De
partment Commander Barto led the grand
march, and Wills orchestra played the
music.
The Henrietta Lawn Tennis club met at
Gov. Mcrriam's house en- Wednesday even
ing. ard made arrangements for tourna-
ment on Decoration day.
D. F. Wallace. st. Louis; NJ. 8. Crane, Jo-
seph Mason and ]. S. Boyer, Chicago; 7. c.
Woodin, Clinton, To-, are at the Windsor.
Mrs Whitehead entertained the ladies Of
st. Johns church, Tuesday afternoon, at her
home on st. Adams street.
Dr.. Frank Bond. Iron River. Mich. and
Walter Newberry, Iron Mountain, Mich, are
at the Windsor.
The Indies of St Stephens church gave an
ice cream sociable Thursday evening.
The Orphans society met Friday evening
at Marguard's hall.
Public School Concert.
Upwards Of 1000 pupils of the public
schools of st. Paul Will participate in
the musical festival to be given at the |
Peoples church next Thursday and
Friday evenings, May g and %. The
pupils have been drilling for several |
weeks, and have become exceedingly
proficient. The festival will be appre-
ciated by parents whose knowledge of
how the young ideas are being taught |
to shoot is confined to the payment of
gramme for the two evenings will be
selected from the following numbers:
Soldiers chorus, Gounod, 1000 pupils;
''BlUe Bird Adams school; spring song,
Wilson. Irving school; '.springtime is Here"
Danhauser. Hendricks school; The Frog
and the HightIngals DanhaSzer Monroe
coin school: Return of the Flock Abt. |
Rice school: '.See How Gay the Valley |
Shines Henry Smart selected girl chorus; |
sh ery a Rs3be1 h 1obn Engsh
(ae Tell Me Where the Fairies Dwell"
ee a II Cleveland school; Song
Of the se sg Lark oh M Hnas ahee hea
Baby" Sullivan, franklin school;
spring song. Denza Madison primary; |
The Echo" Whitney, Lafayette Chorus; ta1 |
'.Jack and JILL Lincoln: (b) Departure Of !
the Regiment Papin. selected boy chorus;
Mil siay,'. Monroe primary chorus; 1.-The
Great Medley White, Jefferson primary
chorus; 'sThe Man in the Noon, or the |
Witches of Bristow," jefferson school: THE
Rhody, (cl .sGneie Ned Cd Clone. Sweet
Home,'' eight pupils from jefferson school:
Might Shades No Longer Rossin1, High
school; fa Their Native Land" Masini;
return Of the Stork.'' Aadean club: See
.Andatusian Festival" Papin,, Garfield
Sehoei; Morning .aaa1 ..s dnvitation, veazis;
cern Song spraG sncocs pTany achaog
Superstition arranged by Emerson, Annie
Sache and Harry Lindsey; from Jackson
school; Rest Thee on Thy Messy Pillow
Aoedean club: 1.-The Birds Sibiey school; |
Calisthenics. directed by Mrs. K. Deacon,
Jackson school; Medley, Franklin primary
ehor.s: Hail. Smiling Nom" spaforth. |
Humboldt school; 1.-The Daisy Fair Hum
bcldt primary chorus; 1.-The Postillion."
Malloy, song by Charlie Miller, of Manual
training school,; '.Blaeksmiths' Chorus"
Asieli, Van Buren, school: sBluebird Song"
Van Buren, primary chorus; ITO Thee, o
Country Eichberg. all schools.
Future Festivities.
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the entertainment 10 be given by
the st.Anthony Hill orchestra at the Peoples !
church, Tuesday, May %. The following |
numbers are announced: Part Overture,
'.Lustspiei.'' Kelar Bella, ST. Anthony Hill |
Bragg, Miss Marie NJ. Van Gelder; violin OBJ