St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-06
SOCIAL SAUCE.

The benefit concert and hop given
last evening at the Ramaley pavilion,
White Bear lake, as testimonial to the
proprietor of the pavilion. was a bril-
liant affair in every sense of the word.
The programme opened with the Wal
lace overture Mariana" by the Seibert
orchestra. Oscar Lineau. the popular
tenor. sang solo in and b in his most
artistic style. and was followed by Herr
Milclo in a cello solo "Larghetto"
(MoZart) Mrs. F. B. Rhodes sang sew
eral soprano solos and was encOred to
the echo. Dancing followed the con-
cert programme, and the waltz was the
thing until the departure of the last
train compelled the young people to
desist and bid farewell for this season
to the pavilion and its attendant gale
ties.
A very enjoyable event was the rib
bon and apron social given last evening
by the Young Peoples Society of
Christian endeayOr at the Bethany Con-
was opened with tea party, in which
merry crowd participated, and closed
with a musical and literary programme.
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Cultures the thing, at least such is
the opinion of the members of the
Acorn club, which organization an
nounces its programme for the winter,
in series Of meetings to be devoted to
conversational culture and improve
ment. The details have not yet been
fully arranged, and meeting. will be
helderue saay evening for the purpose
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and taking
ira anunliael of new members. The
Acorn club has seen:three years of life,
and thus far has escaped the quarrels
and discussions which, occurring among
the members, have proved disastrous
TO many clubs organized under similar
auspices.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Adamson gave a
birthday party at their residence on
Western avenue on Thursday evening,
in honor of their daughter, Miss Mildred
AdamSOn, who that day attained her
eighteenth year. The residence was
very prettily decorated with flowers and
bunting, and twenty-five young people
Shutdown: to SupperTas preliminary to
the festivities of the evening. Miss
Adamson received many handsome
presents from her numerous friends.
Card playing occupied a great part of
the evening Which closed with a dance.
There were present the Misses Reichow,
ofChicago; Mrs. S. F. Holt. also of
SulCdSO. dllu L. .. IOTTllDdll, Vi OttTOft.
AmQng the ST. Paul ladies and gentle
meiiEwere'the Misses Siedmund, Morris,
AdeIheim, Adamson, Clements, Conine,
Babbitt and Foster; Messrs. Foster,
Adelhelm, Fosdick, Jeschka, Burkhardt,
Holdmann, Powell and Homes.
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Miss Agness Etienne, of London, Eng,
is visiting Miss Celia Cox. of Selbv avenue,
and will remain in st. Paul for the winter.
Harry Douglas Cough and Miss Polite
Ball will be married at the residence of the
brides parents in this city this morning.
Miss Mariana Forsythe and Arthur B. Pei
ton will be married at the First Methodist
church on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Hughes of st. Cloud
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Daily, of West
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Southwick of Kansas
City, are in st. Paul, and will remain for the
falr.
Miss Christine Lame has returned from a
three months visit in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs George Davis, Of Butte,
Mont. are at the Windsor.
s. Il. Cropsley and Mrs. c. Cropsley, of
Chicago. are in the city.
Mr. ana Mrs H. W. Barton, of Helena, are
guests at the Windsor.
Col. and Mrs. Broadwater, of Helena, are
staying at the Ryan.
/. F. Kelley, of Hurley, Wis, is visiting
friends in the city.
{. S. Kolff left yesterday for New York