St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
MERRIAM PARK.

The greatest social event of the pres
ent week will, undoubtedly, be the
bazar and entertainment which will be
given under the auspices of st. Mary's
guild at WoOdruff's new hall on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. Excellent
programmes have been prepared with
great care. The programme for Monday
evaning will be as follows:
Piano Solo Mrs. Kertson
Vocal Duet~"now Dear to Me the
W Mrs. Space ct;: and Mrs Boies.
Solo-"My Lady's Bower" ........- Temple
Miss Provost
Selection. .....:,. ...St. Paul Mandolin Club
eoio-siAteeh H. 500 -...' ''''hopin
Piano Solo-'Tarantelle" ........F. B. Mills
Miss Beyins.
Solo-'Madrigai''. 49,. 49,. Chaminade
Miss Provost.
Solo-"We Meet Again. Louis Liebe
DR.. Eddy.
Vocal Duet-"Cheerfulness".. ...Gumbert
Mrs. Space and Mrs. Boies.
Selection 49,. ............. Mandolin Club
The Tuesday evenings programme
will open with the march, Mother
Goose and Family" followed by songs
and recitations for thu first part. The
second part of the programme will con-
sist of portrait entertainment. The
following will be represented: "Helen
Benedict; Queen Esther" Mrs. Os-
from: "Desdemona,'' Miss Searie
"Priscilla," Mr.. Hood; Fair Rosa
mond," Mrs. Butler; ".Joan of Are
Mrs. Frost; "Jephthah's Daughter" Miss
Northrop; "Iphigena," Miss Provost;
ENID" Mrs. Smith; Empress Jose
phine," Mrs. Daw; tableauX, ensemble.
III. r. Hunt entertained large num-
Der of gentlemen at his residence Thurs
day evening at drive whist. The game
was played until IL o'clock when the
whist tables were transformed into sup
per tables by Mrs. Hunt and number
of her lady friends. Both parts of the
evenings entertainment were greatly
enjoyed and the evening will be remem-
bered by the gentlemen as one of plea S.
ure. In twentv-eight hands the follow
ing gentlemen had won more points than
they had lost: W. +. Curtis 90, H. b.
DuJcher 70. Ed A. Paradis II. c. H.
Buckley IA, F. B. Ross 10, A. A. Gran
dali 8, H. NJ. Crosby z, W. FL. Crandall
z. E. ID. Parker 5, DIR. Henderson 5, and
Mark W. Fay 3. The following had lost
more than they had won. Smith Jones
3. .. Rowley 4, W. c. Severns s. F: G.
Stevens 5, Mr.. Dockery 6, w. c. Ed
wards Z, G. G. Brown 8, f. Il. Minor 8,
H. S. Summer IL, w. ii. De Savigny %,
j. J. Corcoran 90, and W. l.. Crosby %.
The first prize, consisting of silver
smoking set, was given to MIR. Curtis.
A silver mounted ink well went to Mr..
butcher, and the foot prize, card set,
was given to Mr.. Crosby. who won it by
cutting cards with Mr.. Corcoran and De
Sayigny.
At a parish meeting of st. Mary's
church held Monday evening, Ii. b.
butcher and Dr. Henderson were re-
elected senior and junior wardens, re-
spectively. Mr.. Avery was elected
treasurer: Mr.. Campbell, clerk The
vestrympn for the ensuing year are:
NJ ,ssrs. Corcorau, Kingsbury, Brainerd,
G bbs, Bell, Grey, Hood and Avery.
The sidesmen reelected were: MeSSrs.
Wheeler and Eastman. Ii. b. butcher
and DR.. Henderson were elected dele
gates tn the diocesan council, with
Messrs. Benedict and Bell as alternateS.
There was a pleasant gathering ON
Tuesday evening at the residence. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. &. Craig. in Macales-
ter Park, the occasion being the tenth
of their wedding. All
present had an enjoyable time. Some
very unique and pretty presents were
given.
ST. Mary's guild had an annual cleo
ton of officers Monday afternoon. The
following were chosen: Mrs. E. M.
Card, president: Mrs. M. A. Merrill,
vice president; Mrs. w. E. Chamberlin.
secretary. and Mrs. c. II. Gibbs, treas
urer.
Mrs. W. Fl. Carter and mother. of
Chicago, sare visiting friends in the
park.