St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20

by DR.. Eddy. He gave as an encore
I'VE Meet Again." The st. Paul Man
dolin club gave several selections. The
Tuesday evening programme opened
with an exhibition by number of
small girls in pretty costumes,
representing the various flowers.
The march was conducted by Mrs.
Searle, who appeared as Mother Goose.
There were number of young ladies
representing Mistress Mary and the
flowers that grew in her garden. Miss
Cora Llewlyn was Mistress Mary, Miss
Kitty Sullivan, a morning glory; Lizzie
NorthrOp. rose; Miss Sallle Gibbs, a
jasmine; Blanche Gibbs, geranium;
Florence Brainerd, marguerite; Anna
NorthrOp, violet; Eullah Douglas, car
nation: Misses Bell, red poppy and
daisy; Marion Searles, poppy, and
Grace Hancock, forget-me-not.
Songs and rotations by the young
people followed. The second part con-
sisted of the tableaux "Fairyland," by a
number of the girls and boys. This
was very pretty scene and nicely ar
ranged. In the portrait gallery Miss
Eddy represented Helen of Troy. Miss
Eddy's beauty added greatly to her pre-
sentation of this part. Mrs. C. H.
Benedict made an excellent Zeno-
bia. Rich and royal did Mrs.
q. S. Ostrom appear as Queen
Esther. Her costume was handsome.
1t was pretty picture that surrounded
Othello in relating his adventures. e.
ii. Gibbs was OthellO; ID. L.. Kings
bury, Venetian senator, and Miss
Searle, Desdemona. Mrs. Fl. M. Wood
made charming Priscilla, and Mr..
Butler bashful John Alden. Among
the other pictures we'll given were the
following: Mrs. Butler, "ROsamOnd:"
Mrs. Frost, ''JOan of Arc;;" Miss Lizzie
Northrop. with Misses Florence Brain
erd. Sallie Gibbs. Kittie Sullivan and
Cora LIewIyn, "Jeptha's Daughter"
going to meet her father with attend
ants; Miss Provost, ''Iphigenia;" Mrs.
George f. Smith, "Enid;" Mrs. q. G.
Dow. Empress Josephine" Finance
ally the party was a great success, the
ladies making about $3.50.
The FerOnia Avenue Social club was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Nj. CrOS-
by Monday evening, The event was the
tenth anniversary of their marriage.
Drive whist was the chief amusement of
the evening and the prizes were won by
Mrs. A. A. Crandall, Mrs. W. G. Sew
ems and Miss Kilbourn, A. Crosby, w.
e. Sevens and Mr.. Hewson. Among
PlOoCuU WIZ Alis au0 AiALos W
Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. W. III. Crandall,
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Crandall, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Rawley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Sumner, Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. De Savigney, Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
j. Hewson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Fuller,
Mrs. FIR. Fuller. Mrs. I'll. w. Carter,
! of Chicago; Misses Allie and Mabel
Moore, Miss Killbourn. Messrs. w. =.
Edwards, C. j. Lymburner and F. 2.
Giddings.
A new church will be built in the
park, called the Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran church. Tue incOrpOratOrS
are John Hamburg. A. Nybrrg, Martin
Olson, j. A. Peterson, p. Ohlgren, John
Aronson, Alfred Halvestr0m, Peter
Johnson and John Johnson.
A concert will be given at the Olivet
chapel on Monday evening. The
Happy Georgia jubilee singers will par
ticipate in the programme.
The ladies' society of the Presby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs. Bald
win, of RondO street, Thursday after
nOOa.
Mrs. Brooks, of Union Park. enter
tanned the Ladies' AID Society of Olivet
Church Thursday afternoon.
w. G. Gregg and family have moved
to Minneapolis.
w. D. Fargo has gone to Milwaukee.