St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-30
SOCIAL HAPPENING.
Something About the Way People
Entertained on During Thanks
giving Week.

The Schubert Ladies' Concert company is
20 give concert at ST. Anthony Park in about
two weeks. This organization is composed
of the Schubert quartette, Miss Maud elmer,
hrst soprano; Olive Fremstad, second So
prano; Emma Mueller, first alto: Mrs Phoebe
". Eyarts, second alto; Mrs. Kate L. Fitch.
organist and pianist; Beth Bragg, violist;
Mrs. Phoebe W Evarts, elocutionist. 1t is
under the management of the Northwestern
Lyceum bureau.
Tuesday evening was spent in pleasant
manner by the members OF Branch ll55.
Order of the Iron Hall, and their friends at
GA Hennepln avenue. The first part OF the
evening musical programme of seven num-
bers was given at the Caledouian club rooms,
at the conclusion of which all adiourneo-to
the M1kado hall, where dancing was in
uulged in to late hour. There was large
attendance. The music for the occasion
was furnished by Miss Vredenbmgh's or
ehestra.
The last reception that will occur at Fair
Oaks the palatial home of Senator and Mrs.
W; D. Washburn. for several months, was
neld Monday afternoon. The affair proved
most pleasant. The number in attendance
was large. Mrs. ana Miss Washburn were as
sSted III their social duties by Mrs. W. d.
Nashburn Jr., Misses Holmes, Anna Gale,
Hnnle Aeus, OF this city, and Miss W. A.
Dresser, of ST. Paul Senator Washburn and
family are TO spend the winter in Washington
city. wa
The turner's fair, during the past week.
was grand success. Each evening there
was an excellent musical programme rem
1ered by five singing societies. The pro
gramme Thursday evening was probably the
best Miss Elsie and Emma Miller gave a
duet that was well received. Much of the
success OF the musical part of the fair is due
TO Prot. Heintzman ana his cadet band
The Minneapolis Republican Flambeau
club has arranged for a series of social hons
to be held at Masonic Temple as follows
Dec. b, Jan. l6. Feb: % and April 3. Good
music VIII be furnished for the events and
everything seems to indicate that Flam-
beau boys will meet with success, socially
and financially.
The Y. P. S. G. E. Of Gethsemane Church
gave a pleasing entertainment "Wednesday
evening. Music and short talks were forms
Of amusement that proved highly entertain
ing. Misses Mellett Reed. Josephine Gable,
Isabel Gale, Mrs. Williams Rev. j. j. Faude
and Dr.. Murray were among those taking
part.
George Christian Jr. entertained the Wau-
Ran Tennis club last evening at his residence
corner of Fourth avenue and Seventh street
south. The whole house was thrown open
to the guests, and nearly every amusement
was placed at their disposal Dancing was
she principal feature of the evening
The Flour City Social club was most de.
hghtfully entertained Tuesday evening by
Miss Margaret Chapman al her home. Park
avenue and Fourteenth street The time was
passed IN dancing, games and other forms OF
sOClol uluoSHlSHt NedTly all the members
Of the club were in attendance.
musical is to be given next "Wednesday
evening at the residence of Oliver Gable fol
the benefit of Gethsemane church Mise,
Emma Won Elsner and Gable, and Messrs
+. G. Smith, Gable and Clarence StrachaueT
will take part.
Mrs c. P. Silloway viii entertain the ladie.
OF Lorraine Chapter. o. E. S., with 5 o'cIocs
lea on Tuesday. Dec. 2. at her nome, 2sI,
Nicoilet avenue. All members Of Lorraine
Chapter are cordially invited and expected
Miss Rose Miller, 1900 East Lake street
was given surprise Wednesday night. wher
some thirty friends took possession of he
fathers house; The event was in honor O
Roses fifteenth birthday.
The young people at Minnehaha falls en-
loyed social dance at their new hal
Thanksgiving night W. II. Foster made ar
address. full of wit and humor, on THE Lift
Of q Turkey
Dec. 9 the James BRYANT W. r. C. will kee,
open house. An interesting programme is /,
be presented. The place of meeting is th
a. o. U. W. hall on East Twenty-sixtn street
Mrs. Pye and Miss Evarta will ------- 49,.