St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24

MISS Julia cullen, assisted by MISS Emily
Haggerty. John Donohue and number or
others, will give concert for the benefit OF
the poor. The money realized viii be turned
over TO the ST. Vincent de Paul society.
The Como Avenue Literary and Social club
mad a very interesting meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mn Sewell, on University avenue
| on Wednesday evening last. An extensive
programme had been prepared for the occa-
sion, and it was unusually well carried.
Mrs. Conrad Gotham and Miss Gotham
gave u reception Wednesday afternoon from
TO o'clock. Ii was said of the adornment
of the house with flowers that IL was beauti-
full almost beyond description. The number
of ladies who called was very large.
The first reception of the Young Irish
! American club will occur on Wednesday
evening at the West End society hail. corner
Tenth and st. Peter streets; lt will doubt,
less prove an occasion wSich will be marked
by many enjoyable featlSs.
Robert Mourse, one of the great dramatic
orators of the world, will appear at the Peo-
| Pies church next Tuesday evening i'll his
great lyceum orations, ''Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
| Hyde" Kings and Presidents" and John
| and Johnathan."
The ladies of St Paul's church win have
! luncheon and bazaar for the benefit of st.
| Luke's hospital, Dec. q and Z. at corner OF
Third and Minnesota streets An orange
tree for the children will be a feature OF the
! entertainment.
OF. II. Hainert, of Kent street. entertained
the We and Our Neighbor Euchre club
Thursday evening. Mrs. II. Travis, Mrs. IT,
r. Curtis, Miss Dousman, of Milwaukee, j.
| +. A. Williams and II. Weter took the
| prizes.
Last Monday evening Mrs. Ansel Open
| helm gave a small dinner for Miss Katharine
| Gillian. Those present were Miss Emma
| Gilfllan. Miss Fanny Gilnlian, W. n. Arm
| strong. Mr.. Blabon and Mr. Hanson
Officers haze been elected for the ensuing
year by the Young Men Club of Christ
church. They are as follows: President,
tnNh viz 6n.lf
| Haupt; secretary. Edward Sephtou.
The ladies of the "hite Shield league held
| q reception this afternoon at the Industrial
home. 30 West Fifth street, from to =
O'Clock. This is one of a series of receptions
! given and to be given at the home.
The Bunker Hill ToDoggan club will give
! their fourth annual ball at Marquardts hall
| Saturday evening, Nov. %, corner Carroll
and Louis streets. Prof. Wills orchestra will
| furnish music. 4
Rev. DR.. D. J. Burrell, of Minneapolis, will
lecture on next Friday evening at the First
! Presbyterian church of this city, His lecture ]
| VIII be on Rev. Obadiah Buckram, or No
Sin to Smile
Mrs. Inga E. Olund, a member of the origi- 4
nal Swedish ladies' Quartette, will be at the
residence of Mrs. Mcrarran, SCI Westminster
| street Monday, Nov. %, to renew the studies
4 of her class.
The Utica club gave its fifth serial hop of
| the season Friday evening at their hall /
! About sixty-ive couple enjoyed themselves
during the evening. The club adjourned for
one month.
The Allegro club, at a recent meeting. eff
| fected an organization, electing the following 4
| officers: j. Howard Ramaley, president;
ID. A. Clifford, secretary; Ernest Burchill, j
| treasurer.
Miss Matte McIntire's piano class gave
musicale at the First NJ. f. Church parlors
Monday evening. She was assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. l.. E. Ogie and Miss Annie Evensen. 4
Rev. r. +. Maclaren, of the Central Pres
| Dyterlan church. was rendered a reception
| By Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Donaldson, of
| 424 East Ninth street. Tuesday evening.
| A party of Merriam Park people gathered
| al the home OF Judge Baker at Desnoyer
| park last Wednesday evening and enjoyed
| several hours of social pleasure.
The ladies of the Homeopathic Aid society
| will sell all kinds of homemade goods at
| their stall i'll the Yerxa store, beginning on
| wednesday evening next.
Miss Ella Richards and Mrs. F. O. 0s-
borne gave soiree musicale at the opening
| OF the musical studio in the new Valentine
| block Tuesday evening.
| During the week quite a number OF opera
| parties from ST. Paul have attended the per
| formances of the Boston Ideals at the Grand
| opera in Minneapolis.
The Myrtle Leaf club give their grand an
nual Thanksgiving party at their hall, cor
| ner Margaret and Forest streets, Wednesday
! evening, Nov. p.
Mrs. F. o. Osborne and Miss Ella Richatds
| gave musical at their residence on Wednes-
| day. Prof. Gustav Won GUetzen and Hans
! Jung assisted.
musical and literary entertainment will
| be given in The guild room of st Peters
church Tuesday evening for the benefit of
| the church.
A musical and dramatic entertainmentwill
be given under the auspices of the Unity
| club at its rooms, on Wabasha street Tuesday
| evening.
The ladies of St. Johns church gave their
! annual Christmas sale of fancy articles in
/ the choir room of the church Thursday
| evening.
| The Merriam Park G. D. S. C. will meet at
| the residence of Mrs. Yerxa, 1896 Carroll
street, next Wednesday afternoon at 3
| O'Clock.
At meeting of the Allegro club held last
night Thursday Dec. D. was selected as the
! date OF the first hop. Place, Westmoreland
! hall.
| Juvenile matinee was given by Prof. Ev-
| ans to his dancing pupils at Central hall.
East seventh street, yesterday afternoon.
| Mr.. L. W. Irvine. of Laurel avenue. enter
| tanned the Young Womans Christian Tenn
| perance union Tuesday afternoon at tea.
| The Bachelors Dancing club will give an
| entertainment and hop on Wednesday even
| ing at the clubs hail on Seventh street.
| Mrs. Charles A. Moore and Miss Mamie
| Moore gave O reception at their Goodrich
avenue residence on Friday afternoon.
| The Kinderrymphony club was entertained
| Il. III. r.,
| diet Selby avenue, Friday evening.
| A successful fair was held Thursday after
] noon and evening at the Barnard school by
the ladies of St. Johns church.
Mrs. Strong entertained q progressive
/ euchre party at her Marshall avenue resi-
| dnece on Wednesday evening.
| The Utopian club held a pleasant hop at
| the Freeman school last evening, with about
twenty couple in attendance.
Mrs. Charles A. and Miss Mamie Moore
! gave reception on Friday afternoon at their
| Goodrich avenue residence.
| Miss Sloan. of Sherman street gave tea
| Thursday afternoon for her cousin and guest
| Miss May, of Philadelphia.
| An oyster supper and musical entertain
ment was given at the East Presbyterian
| church Thursday evening.
| A large number OF people highly enjoyed
| an entertainment in the parlors of the Cen
| trail Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Yale entertained a
| progressive euchre club last evening at their
| hone on 1glehart st.
Richards Gordon and Miss Gordon gave
| card party Wednesday evening to about forty
| of their friends
Mrs. Thomas Riley, of Laurel avenue, will
| entertain the Philomathean society next Fri
| day evening.
Miss Routh, OF st. Anthony Park, enter
taiDed the Old Settlers club on Thursday
| evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Chase, Of Martin street.
| will give cotton wedding next Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Benedict will entertain
next Friday evening at their home on Selby
| avenue.
George NJ. Stone is ill with typhoid fever
at DR.. Bissers private hospital, Portland
| avenue.
The ladies of the cathedral parish had
an oyster supper at Cretin hall Tuesday
| night.
The Town aud Country club have skat-
| ing party at Como lake next Thursday after
| noon.
The st. Catharine's Guild of st. Paul's
| church has disbanded until after Christ
| mas.
The ST. Paul Choral association will re
hearse at Moore's block next Tuesday even
| ing.
Miss Ella Richards entertained the Philo-
mathean society at the home on Friday even
ing.
Garfield Post No. 8. G. A. R. had a social
| dance in Garfield hall Wednesday evening.