St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-28
mental duet; Master Frank Kreiger

evening. The dresses worn by the
| ladies were exquisite and it was one of
| the most successful hops of the season.
! About one hundred couple danced mer-
| rilY to the music of Kieist's orchestra.
| The young folks Of the Second Ger
| man Nj. E. church gave an entertain
ment at the church parlors Christmas
! Right, consisting of vocal and instru-
| mental music, reeitations, etc, followed
| by the lighting of two big trees loaded
I with presents for the little ones.
| Misses Alice and Florence Robbins,
| Ida Iusk. Eta Hull, Laura Grant and
! Ruth Stickney, from Vassar, and AL
( bert Bigelow, from Yale, came home
| Sunday morning in Mr.. Stickney's pri-
! yate car. j. W. Lusk being in charge of
| the party.
! Quite pleasant surprise was ten
| dered Rev. and Mrs. Wallace IL. But
rick, of the First Baptist church, at his
residence on East Tenth street, by the
| congregation on Christmas night. the
| occasion being his fifteenth wedding an
/ niversary.
| Miss Helen Cohen, of 191 East Four
! teenth street, was pleasantly surprised
! by II large number of friends Thursday
! evening. Dancing and games were the
| features of the evening. and most en-
| Joyanle time was spent by all present.
[ The Prospect Progressive Euchre
| club was entertained Monday evening
! by Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Heimbach, of "a
! West DeloS street. The honorS were
| carried of by Mrs. G. f. Clifford, Mr..
| John Dale and Mr.. F. j. Bigne.
| Mr. and Mrs. B. Baker, of Lyons
court, entertained the guests of their
| house and company of friends at
dancing party Christmas eve. There
! were about sixty persons present. The
t music was by Seibert.
| j. b. Hewitt and w. G. Read spent
! Christmas day on the ocean, having
! sailed Wednesday, OH the Majestic, for
| Liverpool. They are the first members
OF ST. Paul society to circumnavlgate
| the globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Warner, of Col
iege avenue, had beautiful Christmas
tree for the children, and about sixty
friends joined the family in the festivi-
ties, which concluded with dancing.
On Tuesday afternoon, Senator Frank
Clarke, of South Dakota, was united in
marriage to Miss FernholZ, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, 234 West
Ninth street.
Quite delightful dinner was given
at the Minnesota club Wednesday even
ing in honor Of Gen. Schoeffie, Mr.
road.
Charles NJ. Bunker, of Summit ave-
hue, will Leave Thursday evening for
New York city, where he has accepted
position in the Office of the Outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL White, of Minneapo-
lis, entertained some friends from st.
Paul III their usual hospitable manner
during the early part of the week.
After the Bible class meeting on Fri
day evening the Society of Christian
Endeav0r, at the Baptist church, held
the annual election of officers.
Maj. and Mrs. White entertained q
number Of friends at dinner Thursday,
among them Mrs. Harbaugh aud Mrs.
Wilson, and their families.
The Sunday school children of the
Bates Avenue Methodist church will
give Christmas in the parlors of the
church on New Years eve.
The Misses Mason, of Fort Smelling,
assisted by the young ladies of the post,
gave small Christmas play at the hop
room OH Christmas night.
The ''Auf Weidersein" club was de-
lightfully entertained by the Misses
Hoffman, at their home On Dayton ave
nue., Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad were surprised
by number of friends Monday even
ing, who passed the evening in playing
whist.
The Washington Post announces the
engagement of Miss Card, of the Capt.
tai City, to MI. Francis Skipwith of St.
Paul.
Mrs. Peter A. Schaub, of Harrington
place. gave birthday party in honor of
her little niece, Mamie Coney, OF Chi
cago.
Mrs. Charles A. Dunn, of st. Anthony
Park, gave Christmas tree children's
party for her little daughters Christmas
eve.
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Carson, of Holly avenue,
gave reception for her sister, Miss Nc
Kay, of Baltimore, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad, of ITO Marshall
avenue, gave pleasant entertainment
at their residence Tuesday evening.
The English Oak club were delight
fully entertained on Thursday evening
by Mrs. G, Cox. of Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Skinner, of Portland avenue,
gave Christmas party Wednesday
evening tor her little daughter.
Cass, Raymond and Bessie Durham
gave dancing party last evening at
their home on Monroe street.
Mrs: ID. R. Noyes gave swell dinner
party Friday, at which several of the
Yale men were present.
The White Bear Social club met at
the residence of Mrs. Il. I'll. Whitaker
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. d. G, Shepard. of Dayton ave-
nue.. had an anniversary party Wednes-
day evening.
Monday evening the Central Park NJ.
Il. church Will give some very fine tab
leauX vivant.
The Sunday school of the Peoples
church gave all entertainment Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. j. W. White had as guests
thursday MIR. and Mrs. Winslow, of
Aberdeen.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Scott enter
tanned few Of their friends Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Green, of Holly avenue, had her
house full of happy children Christmas
evening.
The Christmas celebration of st. Ste
phen's Sunday school took place last
evening.
Last evening Miss Marie Scheffer en-
tertained the Ich Diem Lawn Tennis
club.
Miss Mabel Austin entertained a few
OF her friends Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Badly had pleasant
Christmas party at their house
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knox Taylor had
family party Christmas day.
Miss Kate Chittenden gave dancing
party Friday evening"
PLEASURES PROSPECTIVE.
Next Monday evening st. Patrick's
Literary society Will give its first public
entertainment Though it is not many
months since this society was organized,
it has, industriously pursuing syste-
matte course of study, acquired prom
inent place among the many similar
societies that are doing so much to edu-
cate the young men and women of st.
Paul. The programme to be presented
Monday is excellent in every particular,
and Will be proof of what the literary
society IS capable of accomplishing.
While tha ESSAYS racitatinns unnnI and