St. Paul daily globe., 1890-01-31
SCOTTISH ST. ANDREWS.
Music and Dancing Enliven the
MONTHLY SociabIe.

monthly SOciable.
The earnestness, ability and hospi-
tality of the CaIedonians have placed
the st. Andrews society in the front
rank of social organizations in this city.
This fact was again verified last even
ing at It's third monthly social held at
dred members and invited guests
were present to listen to
the excellent musical and lit
erary programme, most Of them ex-
pecting to remain and participate in the
social dance that followed. In fact.
even the old people remained to a late
hour to look on, and even participate
therein. President W. Rodgers direct
ed the literary and musical features.
The personnel of the various commit
tees is as follows:
Mcmillan, W Maxwell, C. A. Stuart: re-
freshments. Mrs. A. a. Robertson, Miss
Hoatson, Mrs f. Scotch, Mrs w. w. Lori
mer, Miss Nevin; floor managers, A. NJ.
Stratton, W. F. Myron, Allan Black; ushers.
J. Beddie. J. .Rodger, ALI. E. King; door
committee, C. A. Stuart, j. Mclean.
The programme of the evenings en-
tertainment opened with Scotch selec-
tions by Willis orchestra, followed by
Aria, Arm, Arm, Ye Brave" by A.
McFeders, who exhibited artistic'cult-
ure to a marked degree. Miss Crossley
reeited Jennie McNeil' in happy
vein. The tenor solo by MIR. jeffrey
received merited applause. The St.
Paul Either club of nine artists played
the wild Rose" in fascinating man
ner and sustained the expectations -of
the audience upon being encored. ID. f.
Colvill exhibited the melody and scope of
his rich voice IN the song, ''Oh, Promise
Me-" ''The Song That Reached My
Heart" sung by Miss Murphy, quite
youthful lassie, proved that she has
voice capable of Interpreting music in
accordance with the sentiment of her
selection. At this juncture Mr.. Nc
Feeters was again brought into requisi-
ton, and pleased The company by sing
ing, '.Who freads the Path of Duty.''
When Mrs. A. Brown was announced
for Scotch song, the audience expected
she would do. justice to whatever
she attempted, but was scarcely
prepared for the apparition i'm costume
OF that lady perSGnating herring sales
woman, and the applause showed the ap-
probation of her cultured voice in rem
dering "Buy My Cader Herrin." Mr..
jeffrey being called for, responded with
humorous songs that have merry lin
gle. The Either club again favored the
audience with the 'sNorthern Romance"
The entire audience arose and filled the
hall with swelling tides of harmony in
singing America" ID. Colyille acting as
leader and c. g.. Titcomb, accom-
paniSt. A substantial lunch was served,
after which the chairs were cleared
from the hall and the dancing COM
menced. The costumes worn by large
number of ladies were as beautiful as
the persons they adorned, and every
face wore a happy and serene express
sion. The company reluctantly dis
persed at late hour, thinking that last
nights event would be seldom equaled
and never surpassed. Among those
present were noted:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rodger, Mr.. and Mrs, A.
A. Robertson. Sheriff and Mrs. Bean, Mr.. and
ie1n and daughter Louise, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reese Mr.. nnd Mrs. John McColIoch, Mr..
and Mrs. Mcclure. MIR. and Mrs. Brodie. Mr..
ana aIUI Mrs George t. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. G: D.
Alien. Mr.: and Mrs, W. Cummings,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Myron, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
McAlden, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs: William Rodger, Mr.. aud Mrs. L.
Nicoll, Mr.: and Mrs; j. Hill, Mrs. A. Mays.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Larine, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Cheamed, Mr. and Mrs. Huatson, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. NJ. Nicoll,
T. H; 1;,.A Milha%, Mr.: and Mrs. g.
Mr. and Mrs. Brinly, Mrs McGill, Mr.. and
Mrs, W. F. Myron, DR.. and Mrs. Werrick, Mr..
ana Mrs. s. i. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
DAWSON Mr. and Mrs. c. D. McHaren. Miss
Withrow, Miss Lottie Benz Mrs. E. Geist
Alex McCulloch, W. w. Harrimir, Mr.. and
Mrs: J. A. Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
White. A. Turner, Miss Turner. E. F.
Jewel Miss Clark, Mr.. Fifeld, Misses
SaTnard SiaTa and Lille evsoM Murphy: N.Y. r. O.
Miss Hill. Miss Lapray, Miss Mortense. the
Misses Geatbois, Miss Thompson, the Misses
Newell. Misses Jennie and Bessie Begg, Miss
Laura Fasolt, Miss Matthews. j. Singer
Misses Winnie and Ella Milham, Miss JEFF
Miss Jennie Moore. Miss sadie Cameron, Miss
Fletcher, Grant Douglas, Lorne McGibbon,
ii. Hopkins, Miss E. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
c, NJ. Anderson. A. +. Graham, E. G. Shears,
": Macarthur, Miss NJ. Farwell, G. D. Daily,
Miss Nellie Mcclure, F. j. Nc
Mahon. J. H. Richie, Miss Williams, j.
NJ Williams, Miss S. Williams, the
McClair, W. Il. Hill, t. S. Esterbrook.
D. Cappell, Mr.. aud Mrs. R. Patrick, Mrs
Short; Miss o. Short, A. H. Brown, Miss
Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Crosby and
daughter, A. E. Devitte, L. Barron, r. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. How'd. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Frank Horn, Miss Jessie Horn. John
sn slennis, f. f. E. watson. Ss%her Miss Miss Ryan,
Prof, a. McFeeters, William Waud. G. c.
Marshall, G. D. Napier, o. A. Wilson, Locke,
r Geatbois, j. d: Rodger, G. G. Cowie, G. G.
Ingram, George Martin, j. 81. Morrison, F.
Nicholl, o. N. Perueli. Dr. Fullerton, E. E.
Lott, A. Caltanaeh and Thomas Cameron.