St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11
SOCIAL SAUCE.

Our Ladies' Dancing club gave a
masquerade carnival at their hall on
Seventh strdeu last Thursday evening,
which was a successful affair. The hall
was elegantly decorated for the occa-
sion, and dancing was stepped till a wee
small hour Friday morning. There
were three prizes awarded, the
first of which was taken again
by Miss Katie WurSt (prob-
ably remembered as appearing in
GLOBE coStume), who won the prize for
the st. Paul Dispatch: the second prize
by Mrs. Ralph Mead, in Pillsbury'S
Best. and the last prize by Walter Burk,
ar Turk. Among those present were:
r. Smith, j. Moffett, A. Webster, NJ. V.
Holmes and wife, Ralph F. Mead and
Brown, Clark. K Marine, Marine, Hoyt,
Taylor, Martin, Gilbert, Stow, Hartly,
Lowering, and Messrs. Milton Snowe,
Elwell, Dieter. Mason, Stone, Roach,
Young, Donnelly and many others.
A recital was given Monday evening
by the pupils of Miss Hattie A. Wolff,
with the following programme: Duet,
Miss Martha Pfister; The Little Wan
derer." Master BERTHE Winslow; Wait
ing" Miss Alice Sandberg; Romance
Celebre," Miss Florence Blecken; Po-
Iish dance, Master Arthur Winslow;
1.-The Talisman," Miss Nettie Pierce:
polka, Miss Oracle StiIwell; mazurka,
Miss Georgia Peck; The Mill, The
Curious Story" Miss Eta Williams;
"The Village Holiday" Miss Mamie
Gould; The Green Hat" Miss Nellie
Pierce; 1.-TWO Sky Larks." Mrs. Charles
WinsloW; arietta, DE Balleto," Miss
jeanette Dean; "Invitation to the
Dance" Miss Mabel Allen; Spring
Song" Miss Nellie Pierce.
A delightful party was given by Mrs.
Charles Z. JOY, of Highwood, to her
many friends Wednesday evening.
Among the fortunate ones were Messrs.
and Mesdames Frank Williams, George
Tate, WOodhead, Clum, Wharry, GoOeh,
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton and sis
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Draper and sisters,
Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. Smell; Misses Edna,
Kittie and Maud CIum, Smell, Jett,
Hattie Hunter, MeSsrs. Langhorn,
Hardy, Bateham, Johnson, George Smell
and Mir. Bunker.
The Amateur Ideal Banjo club. con-
sisting of MeSsrS. Jenkins, Davis, Goob,
Dresser. Robinson, Peter and Libby,
were entertained Thursday evening by
Miss May Pretre at her residence, 237
East Eighth street. There were pres
ent also Miss Mamie Potts, Miss Pet
Potts, Miss Julia Cunningham, Miss
Maggie Doyle, Misses Emma, Hannah
and Louise Pretre. A fine supper was
served at - o'clock. and the evening
passed very pleasantly to all,
A. II. Wilder gave a dinner party on
Thursday. in honor of Dr.. Sexton, a
famous New York specialist. Those
who gathered around the mahogany
were DR.. Sexton, Mr., Wilder, Gov Mer-
riam, and the following eminent st.
Paul practitioners: Senkler. Cogswell,
Fulton. Ancler, Williams, Flagg, Muir
ply. Stone, Wheaton, Richie, Davis,
Chamberlain and Spencer. Seine of the
anatomical WitticiSms came near PROV
ing fatal to the governor. DR.. Fulton
gave lunch in honor of DR.. Sexton
Friday afternoon.
A delightful party was given by Mrs.
Charles f. JOY, of Highwood, to her
many frchdS Wednesday evening.
Among the guests were Messrs. and
MesdameS Frank Williams, George
Tate, Woodhead, Clum, Wharry, Gooch,
Chase, Lyons, Thompson, Stader,
George, Mr. and Mrs. Morton and sis
tiers. Mr.. and Mrs. Draper and sisters,
Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Smell. Misses Edna,
Kittie and Maud Clum, Smell, Jet, Hat
tie Hunter; Messrs. Langhorn, Hardy,
Bateham, johnson, George Smell and
Mr.. Bunker.
A newly organized tennis club, whose
court is on f. II. Turner's grounds
ON ST. Adams street, has the following
members: Misses Retta OGarman, Lue
White, Miilie Tuner, Leila O'Gorman