St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04


church gave an entertainment in the
church parl0rS Tuesday night for the
benefit of the church social fund. The
programme, a musical and literary one,
opened with a song by the Cecllian
uuartette. Then came a contralto song
by Mrs. Kate Simpson, and a recitation,
the debating Society,"" by j. ii.
Thoms. Van Ranslear r. Wheeler
sang the song of the Toreador, from
Carmen" the Ceciliau Quartette gave
another song. and Miss Mae FL. Hill
sang ''In Nights Still Calm" The next
number. piano duet by Mrs. Mabel
Gage Edinger and Mr.. Middleton. was
followed by solo, "Tell Hdr | Love
Her &c." 10y w. B. Heath, and then the
Cecilian Quartette closed the programme
with song. At the close of this pro-
gramme refreshments were served.
The fifth annual ball of Minneapolis
Lodge No. 270, Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen. was held Tuesday night
at the Masonic Temple, which was taste
fully decorated for the occasion with
bunting, while around the edge OF the
gallery were the words. s'Welcome.
Friends and Brothers" in evergreens.
SAVERS orchestra furnished the music,
and the large number of people present
thoroughly enjoyed the evening. III ad-
dition to number of visitors from st.
Paul, there were numbers present from
Lo Crosse, Waseca and other towns III
the Northwest, even Tacoma.
John n. Harris, who has been for
several years local manager for Brad
streets, has resigned. and accepted
position with the American Building
and Loan association. He VIII have
charge of the agents and placing of
loans in Minnesota and Iowa. George
A. Henry, formerly connected with the
local office of Bradstreet's. and recently
in charge of the Office at Quincy. ILL.,,
will have charge of the Minneapolis
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. W. Malcolm rendered
a reception to their pupils. Friday even
ing at their hall, on Sixth street. Dane
ing commenced at7:30. and programme
of nineteen numbers was gone through
with. including many OF the latest So
ciety figures and round dances. Rich
ard Root and Maude Browne danced
Highland fling, and Ethel Malcolm La
Cachuca, pretty Spanish figure. The
reception was complete social success.
The 'Garroters" and "The Register"
farces Ivy William ID Howells. were pre-
scented Monday night at the Church OF
state university. A large audience was
present. The presentation was a marked
improvement on the first presentation at
All Souls UniversaliSt church. Musical
numbers were given between acts by
Miss Edna Stanchfeld, Miss Olive
FremStad, and Dr.. W. n. Murray.
The historical society of Gethsemane
church met Monday evening at the resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Hunter.
S29 Second avenue south, and listened
to the following programme: "Forma-
ton Period in California" E. A. Fisk:
early Engravers and Sculptors," Eliz-
abeth Robson: "LincOln Douglas De-
bates" Fred E. Atkinson. The last
meeting of the society will be held
May IL.
Miss Jennie O'NeilI Potter, the dra-
matte reader, of this city, is making
quite a hit in Washington, d. G.. She
gave an entertainment Tuesday in that
city, assisted by local talent and the
marine band. Some of the senators
took boxes at $50 each. She will soon
give an entertainment at the White
house.
The grocery clerks have perfected ar
rangements for their picnic. to be held
at Minnetonka, June Is. The Fleisch-
man Yeast company has offered prize
of $50 for an amateur boat race. There
will also be base ball. swimming, run
ming and other athletic matches. The
Grocers' association will provide fund
of 500 to insure their employees against
loss.
By invitation of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Harrison, the regular meeting of the
Plymouth alliance will be held at their
residence, 200 Oak Grove street, next
Monday evening at o'clock. The sub
ject will be Evolution of Morals" led
by Dr.. r. 0. Beard. Ladies are in
vited.
Robertson's three-act comedy "Caste,"
was presented by the Unity club of the
Unitarian society at that church Tues
day evening before thoroughly en-
thusiastic audience. The performance
was a creditable one.
A musicale was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Meader.
sol Eighth street south. Thursday even
ing, under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of Gethsemane Church.
A very successful dance was given by
the Patriotic circle at Malcolm's hall
Tuesday night. There was large at
tendance. and many of the members ap-
peared in uniform.
The employees of Segelbaum Bros.
gave May party Thursday evening at
Curtis hall. The attendance was large
and a pleasant evening was passed by
the guests.
An interesting musical and literary
entertainment was given by the Flour
City and Cataract Councils of the Royal
Arcanum, Tuesday evening.
George N. Morgan Camp No. 4, Daugh-
tiers of Veterans. will give military
ball at Window hall Monday evening
next.
An entertainment was given by two
councils of the Royal Arcanum at
Khurum lodge hall Tuesday night.
The Bon Ton social club gave an en-
joyable dance at the Holmes hotel Thurs
day evening.
The National drum corps gave ball
at Plummer post hall Wednesday even
ing.
The Flambeau club will give May
party at the Masonic Temple May Is.