St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
DAYTON'S BLUFF ITEMS.

Mrs. Middleton, on Bates avenue. was
filled with ladies and gentlemen desir-
Gus of attending the social given in
connection with the Atlantic COngrega-
tional church. The social was a most
successful one. and heartily enjoyed by
all fortunate enough to participate in
the evenings entertainment. There
were over 100 guests present. Music
and song delightfully."- commingled with
the following tableaux: ''Three Young
Maids from Lea" Miss Hyatt. Miss
Middleton, Miss Simpson, Messrs.
Schiffman, Keller and other gentle
men: Three Old Maids from Lea" Mrs.
Schitfman, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs.
Young; Naughty Girls" Miss Schiff-
man, Miss Watkins, MeSsrs. Keller and
Eye; "Seyen Sevens," Miss Hyatt,
Miss Middleton, Miss Simpson, Miss d.
Simpson, Mrs. Middleton. Mrs. Sherin
and Mrs. Bruce. The various tablesuX
Of them deserving the WarmeSt recOgni-
ton. In elegance and beauty of pose
the performers would be difficult to
excel, if equal.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
the Misses Delaney, of Reaney street.
last Tuesday evening. Dancing, sing
ing and card playing were the amuse-
ments of the evening. Among the
ladies present we're Misses Louise and
Aunie Lyons, Mamie Daley, Agnes Nc
Dermott, Lizzie Buckley, Mary Brod-
erick, Anne Parke, Annie McDonough.
Nora Clinton. Annie Whaley, Edna
Good, Tina Parker, May Casey, the
Misses Starkey, the Misses Cline, the
Misses Dugan. Clara and Lizzie Ward,
OF Gladstone.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club have
now fairly commenced their season.
The club is in most prosperous condl-
ton financially, and boasts a member
ship of over thirty. A most successful
season is assured by the election of the
following officers: H. Is. Fisher, presi-
dent; T. E. Natross, secretary and
treasurer; j. f. CogsWell. captain.
Committees have been elected to attend
to the decoration of the new club house
and The celebration of Decoration day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Albeck, of I'll
Hudson avenue, celebrated the fiftee nth
anniversary Of their marriage Monday
evening. Those present included DR..
and Mrs. Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs. Spind-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. StOwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Scorah, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glesner, Mr.. and Mrs. Littman,
Mr.. and Mrs. You'd, Mr.. and Mrs. Clan
vile, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs.
Dunn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, of Min
neapOliS.
The concert to be given by the Blake
Choral club Thursday evening, the 22d
inSA, at the Atlantic Congregational
church, promises to be one of the great
est musical events which has hitherto
been given on the bluff. Mrs. Harris,
soprano. the Beethoven Quintette club.
and other prominent local musicians.
DO Y to the public. The chorus num-
bers fifty voices, trained by Prof.
Blake, and the programme to be pre-
scented is of the most attractive char
acter.
Friends of Miss Lawrence celebrated
her birthday Sunday, May II, at her
home, 80 East Seventh street. Those
present were Misses Julia and Lulu
Wenker. Julia, Lydia and Bertha Burk-
hard. Bertha De Haas; Mesdames
Krahmer. Blankenburg, Wellisch;
Messrs. WelIisch, Burkhard, De Haas,
Wenker and Lancaster. Miss Law
renee was the recipient of many lovely
flowers and other presents.
Mrs. W. Gibbons. of East Third
street. left Wednesday for Winnipeg,
where she will be the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Thompson, late of Bates ave-
nue..
Mr.. MCGEE, the principal of the Van
Buren, school, was married last week to
Miss Fl. Ryan at the home of the bride
in Wisconsin.
Arthur Winchelsea, of Indianapolis,is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Holyoake, of
Conway street.
Miss C. and Miss N. Kreiger antici-
pate spending their summer East.