St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
DAYToN's BLUFF.

Friday evening the third grand con-
cert by the Bates Avenue NJ. E. church
orchestra was given. and was the best
of the series. The church was quite
we'll filled, although there were several
entertainments on the bluff the same
evening. To say the audience was
highly pleased with the music is to only
express the truth, as was manifested by
their enthusiastic encores at the close
of each number. The orchestra num-
beers sixteen pieces, consisting of the
following. Robert Schroeder, director;
Edward Nippolt, first violin; Fred Al
brecht, Mr.. Mccarthy, second violin:
Miss Hattie Dewart and Waldo Beck,
viola; Edward Elsner, j. 81. Miller, cor
net; A.W. COmnick. cello; F.B. Gone, Mr..
Hunter, flute; j. Frank Wilson. bass;
u. WeaversOn, trombone; Charles Shelf
field, guitar; Frank Krieger, pianist.
They were assisted by the Haydn male
quartette. a string quartette, composed
of Messrs. Mari, Bremen, Bosch and
Jacobson; Mrs. Allyn Krieger, Miss
Nellie Mabon. MeSsrs, George Kiinker-
tues and Charles Krieger. The Haydn
male Quartette sang very nicely. asd
were most enthusiastically encored, to
which they responded every time. The
string Quartette was also received rapt-
ur0usly. Everything was so well taken
that the concert will probably be re-
peated early next month.
The friends and members Of the Ich
Diem Lawn Tennis club. to the number
OF forty couples, enjoyed one of the most
pleasant dancing parties of the season
on Friday evening at the club rooms,
corner of East Fifth street and Maria
avenue. Luncheon was served at IL
O'Clock under the supervision of Misses
Middleton, Scheffer, Lacy and Krieger.
Messrs. Cogswell, Eye and Schiffman
were the floor managers. Among those
present were: Mesdames II. Schiffman,
McLaren, Thane, Thompson and Scha-
sier; Misses Watkins, Krieger. Theo-
bald, Fisher, White, Young, Gersting.
Shaw, Motfatt, Breidert, Lawrence,
Burkhart, Granville. Schiffman and
others: Messrs. Wilde, Hunt. Lave,
Wallace, Lord, Thane, Mott, Larkin,
Burkhardt. Dreiter, Cathie, Hough, De
Hass, Middleton, Eye, Heath, Theo-
bald, Bradburn, Krieger, Phillips, Car
veth and others.
Over seventy couples were present,
last Thursday evening, atthe first social
party given by the st. Paul Chapter No.
"A, Order of the Eastern Star. at G. A.
r. hall, No. $50 East Seventh street. A
most delightful evening was enjoyed by
aii9 A dancing programme of sixteen
numbers had been prepared. and, to the
delightful music of Prof. Wits Orches-
ira, was participated in until IL O'Clock,
WHEN refreshments were served. The
party broke up at 1 a. IN. There were
twelve couples up from st. Paul Park,
consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oveushine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
kin. MIR. and Mrs. Moody. MIR. and Mrs.
Muckle, Mr.. and Mrs. Dufrense, Mr.. and
Mrs. Starkweather, Mrs. Wernt, Mrs.
Pelchn, Misses Mindram. Smith and
Starkweather. Messrs. Dufrense, HE
sen, Spencer, Parker and Smith.
Last Friday evening, at the residence
Fourth street, parlOr concert was
given under the auspices of the Ladies'
Guild of st. Peters Church. A very
nice programme was rendered by the
best local talent, and MIR. and Mrs. W.
F. Pease deserve much we'll merited
praise for their successful efforts in ar
ranging and managing the affair. Re-
grets were expressed that Mrs. Pearce
was unable to be present on account of
illness. Owing TO this, the entertain
ment which was to have been given
Monday evening, Feb. II. under the
auspices of the st. Agnes Guild and
NeSleu CuolT, OI the same cnufcl, Will
be postponed until after Lent.
Wide Awake Lodge No. 1872, corner
Fauquier and Arcade streets. celebrated
its first anniversary last Thursday even
ing. The programme for the evenings
entertainment consisted of Demorest
silver medal Evolutionary contest and
choice selections of Instrumental and
vocal music. The lodge ms tailed Off
GERS for the ensuing term.
The Religio-Philosoph of the
Bates. Avenue NJ. E. Church met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Spindler on Monday even
ing, at their home, corner of East Sixth
and Maple streets.
On the same evening the people of the
Atlantic Congregational church will
give similar party in the church. cor
Der of Bates avenue and Conway street.
The Myrtle Leaf club held its tenth
aud last social party before Lent on
Friday evening at q. A. r, hall, $50
East Seventh street.
st. Johns parish gave an oyster sup
per on Thursday evening in their
school hall, corner Forest and Frances
streets.
j. NJ. Smith. of the reliable INSTALL
ment house of Smith Il Farwell, is in
Chicago for few days.