St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-13
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which the following progra mme will be
given:
Piano duet -.......... ''La Chase hibernate"
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Tab,eauv Ceres, Goddess of Grain.
i"0ie'''A ''''-'' Pomona, Goddess of Fruit
Quartette-"East Rose of Summer :. Flotow
Miss Anna Dye.
Duet-'From Our Merry Swiss Home. Glover
Misses Hills aud Turner.
Tableau.. Visit From the Country Cousins"
Nolo cumming. .....-...-. selected
Mrs. Turner.
Tableau-Statuary Faith, Hope and Charity
Miss Hattie Wynant of Rondo street. en-
tertained about dozen of her friends at the
residence of her parents on Smith avenue.
last evening. The occasion was that of her
fourteenth birthday, and the determination
to properly celebrate the day was very thor
oughly carried out by the young lady and her
guests. After supper had been served at the
house the party attended the carnival in
body. returning home at 10 O'Clock, from
which hour until after midnight there was
an old-fashioned dance on the carpet.
Among the guests were the Misses Frank,
Galloway, Nicholas, Huesemann, Swan and
Ford; Messrs. Samuels, Swan, Nicholas,
Keogh, Lantsch and McCammon.
The Deacons' Dancing club will give a
masquerade ball on sept. 25 at their hall OH
East Seventh street. A meeting of the di
rectors of the club was held Tuesday evening
at which il was decided TO announce this the
first ball gi.en " the club this season, as d
masquerade, and - request that every mem
Der of the club turn out in the masquerade
col0rs of the organization. which are black,
RED and white. Members wearing other
colors will be admitted.
Great pre- parations are being made for the
grand bail 10 be given next Tuesday evening
by Grand Mars lodge, l. o. o. F. The event
is to be more in the nature of a promenade
concert than a ball, according to the pro-
gramme, which calls for song solos and
the dance numbers. An immense number of
tickets have been sold. and the crowd will be
correspondingly large.
The social given last evening at 325 Wa
basha street by the Hinernian rifles was one
of the most enjoyable events ever held under
these auspices. The guests numbered over
two hundred and the methods OF enjoyment
presented were sufficiently diversified to in
sure each pleasant evening. The musical
portion of the programme was first-class in
every particular, the solo work being of more
than usual merit.
Miss May Hudner, of Adams street, who
has been away i'll Tacoma during the entire
summer, will be home on Tuesday next
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudner announce re-
ception to be giveu in her honor on the fol-
lowing Friday, and Invitations have been
sent TO all the friends of the young lady.
The residence is TO be handsomely lighted
and decorated, and the event promises brill
lance.
n cuCuTe party WIS SlNeu w eUueSuHv even
ing by Miss Ella Stewart at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart on East Seventh street.
Eight tables were manned and the game pro-
crossed until midnight. Among the prize
winners were Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Miss
Bertha ComStock, Misses Eva Willard, Irene
Heck aud Lizzie Gaines, and Messrs. Nc
earthly, Comstock. Games, WaTdle and Pierce.
The dance given last evening by Garfield
post at the hall of the assembly on East Sew
enth street was attended by over 100 couples,
al, Hrsll
The hall was draped with the national colors.
and flowers entered largely INTO the decora-
tons. The best of music was furnished, and
the event was a most enjoyable one in every
particular.
Mrs. f. E. Warner. of 2O4 West Ninth
street left yesterday for visit to friends in
Detroit. The lady has been for years suffer
ing from consumption, and the Change is
made in the hope that it may benefit her
health.
Mrs. E. 2. Stratton, Miss Anna Stratton, j.
I'll. McDavitt and wife ana Miss McDavitt, of
Memphis, Tenn, compose party visiting st.
Paul expressly to witness the illumination of
the streets. They are staying at the Windsor.
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Daniels and child,
of Memphis, Tenn, are sojourning at the
Windsor Rev. Daniels is pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Memphis, and is
seeking rest and recreation.
Miss Lizzie Schreiner of North Yakima,
Wash. on her way 10 Europe to finish her
Duenwald, t4S South Wabasha street, this
city.
Owing to the many outside attractions
presented this week, the soiree to have been
given last evening at the House of Hope
church has been postponed until Friday
next.
The Philomathean soeiety's meeting dated
for last evening was postponed until a week
from next Friday OH account of the carnival,
which would have depleted the attendance
Miss Catherine Gage, a well known plan.
iste of Chicago, is in the city OIL visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. McEnna. Mrs. McEnna is
sister of Miss Gage.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. q. Service. of Sioux City,
are staying in the city for a few days. They
have apartments at the Ryan.
Miss Alice Getty, of Minneapolis. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Sterling, OF st. Paul
this week.
Capt Charles S. Allen, I. S. a. and Mrs
Allen are at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Potter, of Milwaukee
are staying at the Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Cohen, of Brainerd, are
guests at the Ryan.
Mrs. Eleanor Steele, OF Chicago, is staying
at the Merchants.
Miss Ida Hay, of sturgis, Mich, is Wind
sor guest.