St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-23
Mt. and Mrs. John S. Bower, of Min

neapolis.
On April s an entertainment will be given
i'll Turner's hall under the direction ana
management of Mr.. and Mrs. .Huebner for the
benefit of the Womans Educational and In
dustrial union. 1t is needless to dilate upon
the excellence Of the entertainment when in
the hands of such talent Mr.. and Mrs. Hueb-
ner have kindly volunteered their services
which 1t is hoped will be made great sue
cess not only for the sake of the union, but
for the sake of those who so generously give
their time and talent to the occasion. The
amusing comedy, Married Life will be
given, the caste including the Misses Nettie
McCary, Marie Ross, Janet Lonrarde. Frances
Julia Dean and Mrs. Elsie Haye; Messrs. II.
Lambie, c. n. Lldlow, Paul Harnold, G.
Everton and Fred Smith; recitationS by f.
c. Huebner and May Louise Aignen.
The young people interested in the rain
bow social to be held at Christ Church guild
rooms soon after Lent are growing more
earnest every day. Five or six booths are
being prepared. the fortune booth to be pre-
sided over by Miss Forsythe and assistants
robed in green. Misses Denegre, Proctor,
Dickerman. Deacon, Napier and Mrs. Hyde
will assist at this booth, while Mrs. Willius,
assisted by Misses Catharine Gilfllan, Mann,
Moore and Lamprey will serve ices at another
booth. The flowers will be in charge of Miss
Rice, assisted by Misses Bessie Deacon and
Lamb. Misses German and Fullgraff are
also in charge of q booth. Mr.. Huebner,
Charles Farnham and Master Russell Free
man are preparing pretty little play to be
held one evening, and Mrs. Deacon has
class of children in training for fancy drill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Smith gave very en-
joyable euchre party at their residence. 790
Selby avenue, on Wednesday evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. s.
q. Pierce, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. F.. Morton. Mr..
and Mrs. II. X. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Benson,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Hevener. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Hevener, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lowering. Mrs.
I. A Eldredge, Miss Carrie Eldredge, Miss
Lizzie Horton, Henry Smith, William Smith,
Mrs. White, Mr.. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Maxwell, M. L. Countryman, j. F. Fugate,
John G. Sweeney. The prizes were won as
follows: Ladies' lone hand, Mrs. Phil Hev-
ener; ladies' progressive. Mrs. F. E. Hall;
gentemen's lone hand, NJ. l.. Countryman;
gentlemens progressive William l.. Benson.
The twelfth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Stilwell was pleasantly OBJ
sesved Wednesday afternoon at their home,
793 Osceola avenue by company of their
good friends. The twelfth anniversary is
called the linen or silk wedding. and the
tokens of regard presented TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Stilwell were all of linen or silk. After
pleasant bit of reminiscent chatter the COM
pany sat down to progressive euchre. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Moss,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schuric, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Tileston, MI,
and Mrs. A A. Doolittle, Miss Konantz Mr.
and Mrs. Col. F. Wright, Mrs Collins, of Still
water; Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Hills, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Fryer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Lanpher,
Miss Fryer and Miss Brawley.
A delightful evening was spent at the
comely residence of Mrs. s. Frank, corner
Tenth and Canada Streets on Il thursday last
The entertainment was under the auspices
of the Young Peoples Terpsichorean So
ciety. Prof. Burt Loomis' string orchestra
discoursed fine music for the occasion.
Further comment as to the success of the
event is unnecessary. Besides the regular
members OF the society, the following were
present: Miss Pf1amm, of Minneapolis: II.
Sternberg, Chicago; Mrs. Rosenbaum and
Mrs Kafka, ST. Paul The efforts of the
her accomplished daughter, Nettie, BATTLE de-
scripdon, suffice to say every participant
reluctantly left the parlors at late hour
A very pleasant birthday party was given
by Mrs. Walker at her home, 224 Dakota ave-
nue., last Monday evening. The evening was
spent very pleasantly in music, dancing and
cards, and was enjoyed by large number.
A sumptuous repast was served at O'Clock,
after which wishes were extended the host
ess for many happy returns. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Werner, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce; Misses
Stella Messenger. Lille Lynch, Mamie Bren-
an. Nellie Edmund, Frances Smith, Bertha
Hawkins, Nellie and Carrie Moran; Messrs.
Burke, Egan, Sorenson, Fallon, Lynch,
Mullaly, Moore and Messenger.
The c. s. E. club gave a progressive
euchre party to Charles and Louis Eisen-
menger at their residence, 574 University
avenue last Thursday evening. most
were the Misses Decker, Carveau, Miller,
Seng NJ and P. Zschan, Veith, Heck, Eisen-
menger, Haupt, Hoffman,, Thauwald, Mrs.
Trudean, L. and P. Eisenmenger, and
Gni. ,1Notr
Seng, Schroeder. Heck, Veith, f. and E. A.
Eisenmenger. G. Trudean, C.. w. and l..
Zschan, L. Eisenmenger ST. and P. Thau-
wald. l.. Eisenmenger took both head and
lone hand prize; Miss Heck. progressive and
William Seng (as usuaD carried the honors
from the foot table.
Friday evening, March ID. Miss May Prefer
rendered a progressive euchre party to her
friends at her home on East Eighth street.
The following were present: Misses Mamie
and Pet Potts, Mamie, Kate and Sadie Mac
Donald, Ada and Julia Bunneman, Louisa
and Emma Pretre, Ryan, Hillman. Ender-
lein Naegel. Dalton, Gustafson, and Messrs.
Butts, Mcdonald, Stork, Williams Potts,
Lehman. Rodgers. Davis and Groh. The
head prize was won by Mr. Mcdonald; the
progressive prize by Miss Louisa Petre; lone
hand prize by Miss Mamie Macdonald. and
Miss Julia Bunneman carried off the BOBBY
prize.
4 handsome benefit will be given the In
dustrial School of the First Baptist church,
Thursday evening March 27. at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Quinn Allen, Summit
place and Dayton avenue. The programme
consists of music and the following tableaux:
1.-THE Old Mans Dream Apollo" The
Christian Graces," lone and Nydia," Love
and Riches Where Ignorance Is Bliss"
''Pygmalion and Galatea, THE Orphan
Boys Dream ''shes My Sweetheart, I'm
Her Beau ''The Wise and Foolish Virgins,
Spring, or Crowning the May Queen" YES
tai Virgins
A social event of the week was a surprise
on Charles and Louis Eisenmenger, at the
spacious residence of their parents, 500
University avenue. About fifteen couple
were present Progressive euchre was the
order of the evening and continued until
IL 80. after which an elegant lunch was
served. Head and lone prizes were cap
tured by Louis Eisenmenger, senior; progress
sive by Miss Lou Heck, and foot by Will
Seng.
The Unity club will give dramatic enter
tainment Tuesday evening at the club rooms,
on Wabasha, at the foot of Summit. "a Box