St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-27
SOCIAL NOTATIONS.

The Young Peoples Society of Cente-
nary NJ. E. church gave library enter
tainment and social Thursday night in
The church parlors. The librarians
were f. K. Dunn, l.. c. JOhannet and
Mr.. Cook. who took turns in giving in
cidentS of each character as it was pre-
scented on the stage. The following
characters were represented: "Ophe-
lia,'' Miss Maud Corbett: Dora" Miss
Grace Brooke: "Topsy," Maud Hall;
Little Eva Marion Grinols; Peg
gotty,' Miss Lou Hall; "Desdemona,"
Mrs. j. II. Sloane; "Evangeline,''s
Miss Bertha Lillibridge; PRISCILLA"
Edith Godfrey; "Minnehaha." Mrs.
f. E. Dunn; Esther Miss Stella
Calkins: Queen Elizabeth" Miss Ada
Marsh; Lady of the Lake" Miss Callie
Winslow: lone" Miss Mary Howe;
"Lalla Rookh," Miss Temple West;
marguerite" Annie Houliston; "Betsy
Bobbett." Ruth Lewis: samantha
AlIen.'' Miss Cora Hill; Little Red
Riding Hood" Jessie Dickens; "High-
land Mary Maggie Brown; David
Copperfield," NJ. c. Boise; ''Barkis' f.
X. Sullivan: Joe" Alvin Godfrey;
"Othello." J. R. Sloane: Hamlet, Tom
Brown" Richard III."Will Nesbltt, Jr.
John Alden" Ed Mooers; "Miles Stan
DISH" A. r. Nc G Il; "Hiawatha, Frank"
c. Fuller; ben Hur." Henry Hahn {;
Lord Leicester" John Chich !;
"Glanens,' DR.. L. P. Blair: "Josiah
Allen" Horace Rose: RIP Van
Winlkle," Henry Chester; Robinson
Crusoe and Man Friday" W. NJ. Nc
Donald and viii Farmer; "Little Lord
Fauntleroy," Master Freeman Cooper.
Many of the costumes were marvelS Of
beauty. Refreshments were served
after the entertainment.
Next Monday evening, at the Western
Avenue NJ. Z. church. Demorest gold
medal contest will De held at S:45 sharp.
Rev. r. NJ. Carter, the pastor, will pre-
side. and the medal will be presented by
DR.. W. w. Satterlee. AS the contest
there is promise of large attendance.
The programme is as follows: Maggie
Thomas, Not Dead Nor DYING" Renie
Gibson, "Our National Curse" Sally
Ankeny, THE Cry of To-Day" Clara
Galpin, Prohibition. the Hope of Our
Country" Alice Ketcham, "a Voice
From the Poorhouse::" Lizzie Smith,
''Home Versus Saloons" Addie Parker,
young Americas War Cry" Abbie
Hill, What Will We Do With the Sa-
loon?' Charles E. Slusser, IAN Appeal
to the Americans"
The list of invited guests included the
names. of people from Minneapolis. st.
Paul, Hopkins, Hastings, Cottage Grove,
Purgatory Springs, Excelsior, Solberg'S
Point. st. Adams Bay, Chanhassen,
Mortified and other places. Among
those present were Messrs. Will Clark,
George Fitch, NJ. d. Elliott. Dunn, Ed
Martin, Rowell, E. j. Mcquaid, Frog,
ner, j. j. Satchwell, j. Murgins. n
Schroeder, McLain; Nine. Courdate
Misses Mignon, COurdate, Lewis, Thor
olson, Erickson, Barton, Frogner and
others. Letters and gifts were received
from others not present. The celebra
ton was entirely informal, but was
evidently enjoyed by all in attendance
III. l.. Norris, 2O22 Park avenue, en-
tertained the Nalad Social club OF
Wednesday evening. Drive whist anc
refreshments helped make the evening
pleasant. 1t was decided to give May
party to their friends on the 9th of mex
month. The next regular meeting O.
the club will be held at the residence O
the Misses Snow. Eleventh street an(
First avenue north. Those present a
the last meeting were Misses Ingram
Stavely, Merrick, Page, Jacobs. anG
Misses Cora Winfield and Clara Snow
Messrs. Nickerson. Harrison, Seavey
Peck, Barnes, Ranth and Norris.
A social was given at the residence OF
ii. w. FoOte, 1925 Pleasant avenue
Wcdn esday evening for the benefit o
ne Ladies Aid Society OF the Lyndal'