St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-02
GENERAL SOCIAL.

The st. Andrews society held thelr
fourth monthly sOciable at WeStmOre-
land hall Thursday evening, when a
large company present enjoyed an eX-
cellent programme. Songs were rem
dered by Miss Nellie A. Mabon, Mrs.
Allan Brown, James Swift, }. j. Bull
ard, y. f. Culville, }. l.. Whelan; recita-
ton by w. l.. Hoatson; instrumental
selections by Messrs. Ingram, COWie
and Billiard; mandolin solo by Prof.
KleiSt, and the Highland fling and
sword dance in full Highland costume
by John Grant was the feature of the
evening. The following are few of
those that were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Myron.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Myron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, MIR.
and Mrs. Leckie. Mr.. and Mrs. Howden,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Holmes.
MIR. and Mrs. WheIan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Munro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brimley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Reilly. Mr..
and Mrs. Scotch, Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. L0rimer.
Mesdames Grove, Powers, Gale, Punch.
A. j. Hayes; Misses Macrae, Clayton,
Nevin, Griffin, Bigelow, Bessie Begg,
Jennie Begg, Powers, Mabel Davidson,
Dodge, Maggie Newell, Eleanor New
ell. Fasolt, McMenemy, Nellie Mabon,
Bl0omquist, MacGregor, LearSon,
Christie, Myron, Molly Esch-
ley. Emma Eschley. Dalgreen,
Messrs. John Grant, George Grant, A.
Lawson, A. Nj. Lawson, J. II. Richie,
|. r. Bunker. Prof Keist, D. T. Col
Vile, Prof. Titcomb, Judge Cory, J. d.
Roberts, N. Macdonald, ". w. Max
well, G. @. Cowie, &. Ingram, John
Rodger, Robert Clark, George Myron,
George Beddie. w. l.. Hoatson, James
Swift, J. j. Bullard, Robert Morrison,
}. p. Winford. George Powers. ii. Wun-
derlach, A. NJ. Straiton, A. McCulloch,
j. Chisholm, Hugh Nevin, NJ. s. James,
Chicago; r. Newell.
The entertainment given by the
Young Peoples Terpsicborean society
on Thursday evening last at the resi-
dence of Mrs. S. n. Adler, 267 Williams
street, proved to be the most enjoyable
one of the season. Among the guests
were Misses Carrie Adler, Helen Cohen,
Matte Rothschild, Stella ROthSchtld,
Freda Mock. Beckie Krone, Hattie Levy,
Julia Hess, Nettie Frank and Sadie
Lowenberg; MessrS. Adler, R0thschild,
Mock, May, Levy, Weiss, Sternberg,
Marx, Hess, LOWenberg and Summer
field. The inequalities displayed by
the hOsteSSeS, the amiabIe Mrs. Adler
and her charming daughter Carrie, can
be fain described, sufficient to say that
each and every participant reluctantly
left the party long after midnight, with
IN hnnn mlpt
under the same roof. The next social
takes place March 20 at the residence Of
Mrs. S. Frank.
Philip Ulmer, and n ladies afternoon
cay afternoon at the corner OF Good
rich avenue and Douglass street. The
younger members who participated
were the Misses Dena Cook, Sophie
Erren, Nellie Miner, Mamie Cook.
Emma Erren and Threcesa Flesch;
Masters Ed Ullmer, Teddy Swanson,
frankie Kne5Ie. George Miner, Law
renee Ullmer, Willie Cook, Hermann
Erren. Bub Cook, Joseph Erren and
Robbie Flesch. The ladies in attend
ance, who were arrayed in elegant tea
gowns, were the MeSdameS Cook, Erren,
Miner, ELMER, Swanson, Kueble and
Flesch.
The st. Paul Stenographers' associa-
ton will give an entertainment Tues
day evening, March 4, at Central hall,
81 East Seventh street. A musical and
literary programme OfunuSual merit
will be rendered, followed by refresh
ments ana dancing. Admission, sc
cents. The business men have eX-
pressed their appreciation OF the efforts
of this association, the most notable be
ing that of the Remington Type writing
company, who have, through their man
ager, Mr. Brown, donated to the aSSO-
citation one of their best No. machines
Miss Grace Bennett, of696 Burr street.
entertained quite a number OF hel
friends on Friday, it being her eighth
anniversary. They all had an enjoy.
able time. Among those present were
the Misses Alma and Helen PfaH
Mathes, Weyle, Johnson, Perry, Nor
timer, Walten, Eva and Bessie FoWlt
ami Williams; Messrs. Fred and Emf
Nelson. Johnson, Williams, Pfatf,
Shrood and Weyle.
Rev. j. F. Stout, the faithful pastor OF
Clinton Avenue M. E. church, West
side, was delightfully."- surprised Tues
day evening last, the occasion of his
birthday anniversary, by the members
or his official board and their wives
The evening was passed very pleasantly
and a handsome chair was presented tl
Mr.. Stout in honor OF the day.
The musicale at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Davis, East Third street, last
Monday evening, was a very pleasant
affair. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Chamberlain, Misses
Fisher. ShandreW, Shumen. Taylor, Mrs.