St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-14
A WEEKS GAYETY.


The promises made tor the "Alt Deutscher
Abepd, held at the Aberdeen. were quite
fulfilled at the entertainment. The managers
netted $500 for the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church, for the benefit of which the affair
was arranged. There was some excellent
music, tea and refreshments, fancy articles
for sale, postoffice and Il pleasant time gen.
erally. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Stockton,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Stewart, Mrs. II. Horn,
Miss Horn. Mr. and Mrs Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
a. E. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. WheeIock,
Mrs. X. NJ. Newport Mrs c. W. Carpenter,
Miss Carpenter, Mrs W. 5. Sloan. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Humphrey. Miss Humphrey,
anu Mrs. H. Drake. Mr. and Mrs. F. Driscoll
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. NOyes. Judge and
Mrs. ID. B. Young Mai. and Mrs. White, DR..
and Mrs. Baker. DR.. and Mrs. Stone, Mrs D.
y. Monfort. Mrs. y. L. Ninton, Mrs. J. Q.
Adams. Mrs Tompkins. Col. and Mrs. Lam
born, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Driscoll. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Squires, Misses Smythe Nelson,
Moore, Howe and the Misses Humbird
The class OF 80 of the high school held a
reception Friday evening from until 8
o'clock. a feature of the reception was an
entertainment instigated by the Young La
dies Secret society of that class, called the
Picture Gallery. Some of the pictures
were: "A Baby, impersonated by Miss Jen-
Nabersberg: GYPSY by Miss Susie Nanny;
"A HOllander,'' by Miss Carrie Sergeant:
''SquaW,' by Miss Florence Rude; "A Nun"
by Miss Myrtle Burnett; Justice" by Miss
Mary Corning; "A Queen, by Miss Nora
Holmes; Flower Girl, Miss Lillian De
Coster; Nineteenth Century Girl Miss
Cora Adler; Little Miss Muffett.'' Lima
Whitman: Kate Greenway," Edith Hub
bard. A violin solo was afterward played by
Frank Warren, piano solo by Charles Les
Ter. song by Miss Birdie FarWen Refresh
ments were served later i'll the assembly
hail.
The weekly meeting of the Ideal Progress
siye Euchre club was held on Thursday
evening at the residence of Mrs Amelia
Reese. 500 East Seventh street. Those pres
eni were Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Johnson Mr.
and Mrs. G, E. Adams, Misses Clara. Susie
and Sophia Noltimier, Nellie T. Little May
and Maggie Mccarthy, Messrs. Charles Spell
Hcy. James Conroy. p. D. Twohy, VIII John
son, John Noltmier, Ed Reese, A. P. Little
and A. j. Kaiser. Prizes were won By the
following ladies: Ladies' head prize, Mts.
q. E. Adams; gentleman's head prize, J. L.
Johnson; progressive. James Conroy: lone
hanG, Win Johnson; ''Our BOBBY" Charles
SpellacY. Light refreshments were served
by the hostess. and pleasant and enjoyable
lime was had. The next meeting will be
held Thursday evening. Dec. IS. with Miss
Nellie f. Little, no lglehart street
The Bright Ideal Progressive Euchre club
met at the home of Miss Amelia Reese, 500
East Seventh street. last Thursday evening
for its regular weekly play. Those present
were MI anu MIS-. d. l. johnson, MIR. aud
Mrs. G. L. Adams, Misses Clara, Susie and
sophia Noltimier. Nellie f. Little. May and
Maggie Mccarthy. Messrs Charles Spelling,
James C0nroy, p. d. Twohy. Will Johnson
John Noltimier, Ed Reese, A. p. Little and
A. J. Kaiser. Prizes were won bv the follow.
ing: Ladies. head prize Mrs. G. E. Adams
gents, head prize, j. T. Johnson; progressive
James Conroy: lone hand, Viii Johnson
Our BOBBY" Charles Spellacy Light re
treshments were served by the hostess, and 6
pheasant and ENJOYABLE hod he
next meeting will be held Thursday evening
Dec. Is, with Miss Nellie F. Little IL lyle
hart street.
Notable among the pleasant receptions Of
the season was that given Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Eugene A. Hendrickson at hel
home, 425 Iglehart street. The spacious par
Tors were thronged from until o'clock
The hostess was assisted in receiving he
guests 10y her sister, Miss Ward, Mesdame.
Hoyt, StoltZe. Hughson. Brimhall, Easton. Of
Saltwater, and Miss Mildred Campbell. Mrs
Hendrlckson was charming in q Gretchen
gown OF rose pink silk. The exquisite
toilets of the ladies, and the handsomely dee
grated drawing rooms formed beautiful an(
harmonious picture. Roses were EVERYWHERE
IN profusion, while softest music added to it
charm.
Among the younger clergymen of ST. Pau
there are not many who are better liked thar
Rev. c. E. Haupt of the Chapel of the
Messiah, and last Thursday evening his hos
pltaple qualIties were made very apparent a
gathering OF some thirty-five gentlemen a
his house on Fuller street, where they wers
very pleasantly entertained at supper Anon,
those who were there we're c. wellington ant
George b. Edgerton both attorneys at law
and both gentlemen who know pleasan
evening when they meet one. and they boti
say that they have seldom enjoyed an even
Ing so much.
Mrs. j. L. kellogg entertained large part
At progressive euchre at her HON on Ha