St. Paul daily globe., 1889-07-28
SOCIAL EVENTS.

An oYerf1OWing audience packed the
guild rooms of st. Peters church last
Tuesday evening, the occasion being an
entertainment given by number Of
little girls who reside on the bluff, and
who are for the most part connected
with the Sunday school Of this new and
prosperous parish. The entertainment
consisted of tableauX, songs and reCita-
tiOnS, and every number was rendered
in a manner which would have done
credit to much older performers. 1t
was rich treat in itself to see the
bright happy faces of the little girls as
they stood grouped upon the stage, each
doing her part with easy and uncon-
scious grace. The audience was most
enthusiastic one, and responded to every
number with generous applause. 1t
was the verdict of all, old and young,
that the entertainment was in every re-
spect deserving of the highest praise,
and an urgent desire was expressed for
repetition at some early day. The fol-
lowing little girls took part: Pearl Hol-
liday, Eva Pace, Lizzie Germann. Agnes
Arrivee, Frida Hermann, Florence
Mills, Ida Hermann, Frida NaumanD,
Florence Schitfmann, Florence Steven
son, Sadie Hillyard, Margaret Tiernan.
Miss Mary Newton, to whom belongs
the credit of originating the affair, car
ried it through with rare ability and
proved most capable and successful
organizer. She was ably assisted by
the Misses Carrie Wilde, Lottie ArriYee,
Alice Quist and Lucy Germann.
The concert at MahtOmedi assembly,
White Bear lake, Tuesday evening,
promises to be musical treat. Sig.
Nitale will give three of his best selec-
tiOnS on the violin, and the remainder
of the programme will be solos and part
songs by the MendelSSohn Male quar-
tette, composed of such trained singers
as j. f. Merrill, A. S. Willoughby, ID. F.
Colville and J. l.. Whelan. The pro-
gramme speaks for itself and is as fol-
lows: Uussar song, StOrch; in Alb
sence," ID. Buck, Mendelssohn Male
tenor solo, "Farewell,' Graham, j. F.
Merrill; duet, Come il Dacio," Verdi,
Messrs. Willoughby and Colville; violin
solo, Sig. G. Nitale; Concert Waltz"
d. Buck, MendelsSOhn Male quartette;
baritone solo, ''The Minstrel Boy"
Shelley, D. f. Colville; violin solo, Sig.
q. Vitale; Good Night" d. Buck,
NendelSsohn Male quartette.
Thursday evening a delightful pro-
greSSive euchre party and hop was given
at the Hotel Peninsula at LindStrOm by
a number of st. PauiteS. The head
prize, silver trumpet, was won by Mrs.
Dittman; the lone hand prize, a hand
some bronze mirror, was won by Mr..
Ruby: the progressive, set Of silver
spoons, was won by Miss Frances Smith;
the fOOt'pTiZe, five pounds Of Nutting'S
best, was won by Miss Kittie. Smith.
Refreshments were served during the
evening by the host, MIR. Bronson.
l,a nf tla I've
Dittman. HaSenwinkel Hamilton, Die
ther, Sahlgard; and the Misses Frances
and Rettie Smith, Warne, Shearn, Hazen-
winkel, Pet, BaSsford and Diether;
MessrS. Sam Breed, j. U. and p. NJ.
SanderS0n, Of New York city; Mr.. Kuby,
j. j. Dwyer, =. u. Tracy, Mr.. Hamilton,
Netherlee, LIE Bessier, DR.. Boyd.
Miss Mae Murphy gave delightful
reception on Wednesday evening, in
honor of Miss CarSkaddon, of Lock
Haven, Pa. Among those present: DR..
and Mrs. John Little, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T. Kirke, Mrs. Murray Keller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Schitfman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Wealth
erby, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Denning Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Magraw, Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Acller, Mr.. and Mr.. James S.
Bryant, Mrs. Paris Fletcher, Mrs. Ken
A. S. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Ryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Lawler, Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
Bronson, Misses Borup, Agnes Chute,
Bessie Chute, Perrin, Wilson, Laura
Winter. Julia NJ. Hannaford, Katherine
Dean, Spaulding, Robbins, Armstrong,
Perkins and Wilder.
The most startling event of the week
at the Camp Kelliher, Lake Gervais,
was ''snake scare" The party was
startled by the frightful shrieks of one
of the young ladies who on rushing
into camp declared that she had been
pursued by snake at least ten feet in
length. The monster was captured
and proved to be little inoffensive
creature fourteen inches long. Several
large strings of fish have been taken
and served up in fine style to the many
visitors Of the jolly campers. Paul
Wood joined the camp on Monday last
and in consequence no one has had any
peace. The nights have been made
hideous by his howls.
Col. Milham's residence at Manchester
was gay Oh Thursday evening with a
party of young folks, who perpetrated
a surprise party on Miss Lille Ellis.
Among the ladies present were Mrs.
Milham, Miss Lottie Cooper, Miss Emma