St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
SOCIAL NOTATIONS.

The university class of the First Con-
gregational church gave well-attended
and very pleasant Sociable on WedneS-
day evening in the church parlors. 1t
is composed for the most part of uni
yersity students, and is led by G. +.
Wingate. These meetings are held for
the purpose of promoting interest in
the class, as well as sociability. This is
probably the last social that will be
given this school year. The evening
passed pleasantly, games, music, both
vocal and instrumental, being INDUCED
in. Refreshments were served. Mr..
Wingate delighted the audience with
several bass solos, Miss Lizzie IOmens
gave piano solo and Miss Maud Lyle
sang pleasing selection.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given last evening at q. A. K. hall,
corner Twenty fifth avenue and Harri-
son street northeast, Friday evening,
that proved of more than common in
tereSt to those in attendance. The en-
tertainment was given for the benefit of
the William Downs Relief Corps No.
43, being under the management of
Miss Laura Burns. to whom should be
accorded much credit for its successful
outcome
The closing number of the series of
dances that have been conducted with
so much success, socially and otherwise,
throughout the winter and spring by
Company G of the Third regiment, n.
e. S. NJ, was given last evenining at
Window hall. The company has been
ordered into camp June 10, and will de-
vote the intervening time i'll prepare
ton for that event,
A piano recital was given at Hamlne
university Wednesday afternoon. by
Misses Helen Hayward and Alice But
Ter. The selections performed were
sonata op. ~ No l, Beethoven; Grand
Etudes. Op. 10. Nos. and IL, Chopin,
by Miss Butler; and sonata OPP. Is, Bee
and "Rigoletto," by Verdi, were given
by Miss Hayward. Both ladies are
pupils of F. w. Merriam, of Mime
apoliS.
The helpfullness committee of All
Souls Universalist church gave an Ice
cream aad strawberry social at the par
lors Wednesday evening. The attend
ance was rather light, owing quite likely
to the unSeaSOnableEeSS OF the weather
Two pleasing musical numbers were
given by three of the little folks of the
Sunday school, that added much to the
enjoyment of the evening.
The II. p. E. club closed highly
amusing and successful season at the
residence of Harry Baltutf, BIB Ncollet
avenue, Saturday evening. A high
compliment was paid the president,
Dewitt G. Hayes, in behalf OF the club
for his untiring efforts III making the
season SO successful.
The Methodist Social Union of Min
neapolis held its May meeting at the
Centenary NJ. E. church Tuesday night.
Rev. DR.. r. n. MclHaig gave some adj
vice on conducting prayer meetings.
An elegant supper had been provided
by the ladies' and music and a social
time contributed to pleasant evening.
Capt. John Amory, owing to the fact
that his personal business affairs require
the best part of his time, has rendered
his resignation as drill master of the
Fiambeau club. to take effect June |.
He will probably be succeeded by Capt.
J. n. Harris, who formerly acted in that
capacity.
''Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works." a novel
entertainment. was given by the young
people of the First Baptist church Fri
day evening in the church parorS, I'M
der the direction of Miss Ho! t, daughter
of Rev. DR.. Wayland Hoyt, pastor of
the church.
A patriotic festival was held Friday
evening by the Ladies Aid Society Of
Our Savior's Church at Normanna hall,
in cOmmemoration of Norway indie
pendence day. The occasion admirably
served its purpose, and all present were