St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13

have returned from California, where
they have been spending the winter.
Hon. B. Galusha arrived last even
ing after spending month in Tacoma
and other points in the Northwest.
Mrs. Eugene M. Campbell, of Man.
kato, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G..
Burbank, of East Ninth street.
Mrs. j. D. Hess has left for New
York. She went With Capt. Markoe's
family and Miss Lobdell. ~
Miss May Van Worries. of Marshall
avenue, left Monday to return to school
at st. Mary's. Faribault.
Miss Annie Guthrie, of Pine street,
she attends school. eii
Miss Griggs, of Tacoma, late Of st.
Paul, is the guest of Mrs. Milton GriggS,
Of Laurel avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Smith are expected
home next week.
Mrs. T. j. Flanagan and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Michaud have returned from their
Southern trip. IA
Miss Archibald, who is the guest of
of Mrs. John Fulton, will leave for home
in few days. ff
Mrs. William r. Merriam and family
and Miss Cooke have returned from
Washington.
Miss Carrie Gilfillan, of Exchange
street, returned to Faribault last
Wednesday.
Minnie Blackmap, of 72S East Seventh
street, is visiting her parents at Dun
das, MINI.
M. A. Ostrander and wife, of Kasota,
are spending the week with st. Paul
friends.
Prof. w. Nelson BuIritt is contem-
plating European trip this summer.
Miss Minnie Timberlake, of Arundel
street. has returned from New York.
Mrs. Frank Mannen, of Superior,
visited in the city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Brown. of Maple
ton, are visiting Twin City friends.
Mrs. A. B. Foss, OF Utica, N. Y, Is So
journing with Rice street friends
A. A. McKechnie is home from Lon
don. 1t was raining when he left.
Miss Emma Herbst visited her par
ents at Hastings the past week.
Mrs. l.. G. Hay Will go to East Sag
inaw for visit about May 1.
Mrs. Thomas d. O'Brien arrived home
lkOli 1uQlSudys
Mrs. J. W. Bishop, of Mackubin street,
has gone East for two weeks.
Charles Coleman and E. Stone Cor
man are home from abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs Horneck will go to Sioux
City to live about June1.
Mrs. }. A. Wheelock and family are
going East next week.
Miss Mary Bass will return Monday
to school at Kenosha.
Miss Ada Murphy is visiting friends
in Fort Leavenworth.
Mrs. p. K. Wiser, of Mankato, is visit
ing ST. Paul relatives.
Mr.. Cummings, of Augusta, Ca, was
in the city this week.
c.. sN. Weatherby is homo from a
visit to New York.
Miss Florence Gates is home from a
visit in Illinois.
Mrs. F. G. lngersolI is home from
New Orleans.
Judge E. Stone Gorman has returned
from Europe.
Fred Powers has gone to Chicago.
DAYToN's BLUFF DoINGs.
The Alcayade hall, of 657 East Sew
enth street, to be opened tomorrow
evening, has been entirely renovated by
j. j. Lawrence. The event is to- be
celebrated by musicale, to whichsMT.
and Mrs. Lawrence, East Seventh
street, have extended invitations to
their friends on DaYton'S Bluff. The
programme is as follows: q
'Nsn'Antpa St. Paul Ii ther Club D. fli'N
Song-"Der Wanderer". Schubert
Miss Theresa Munich. rj
Either Duet-'.Der Wasserfalr' ...... is
...........-,... ......arranged by E. Geist
Miss Emma Lawrence and Emil Geist..
Song-"The Wagon" ......... ,...... Molioy
Lorlei Quartette. IS
Fruhlingstraum ............ Blechinger
St Paul Either Club. os,g.
Piano Piano Dnst."n 1.1t. " TEoyat9re Melnette
Song-"In Dunkler Nacht". ...-..... Luther
Miss Theresa Munich.
Either Solo-s'Fantasie Brilliante m .Lerche
Miss Emma Lawrence.
Song-"Lullaby'' (from "Ermiuie'D--..
Lorlei Quartette.
Gavotte-"Eine Immortelle'' .Kniepp
st. Paul Either Club.
A delightful dancing party was given
Tuesday evening by Miss Middleton, of
Bates avenue, in honor of her guest,
Miss Fisk, of Helena. Mont. There
WtTc dUUub Till ty-ufO COuplcS pTtSCllt.
The decorations were chaSte, and some
of the ladies' costumes were very elab-
crate. The fragrance of beautiful eX-
Otic plants scented the air. and the sound
of sweet music filled it. Dancing COM
menced at 9 O'Clock, and continued, with
an interval for supper, until 2:30. Those
present included Miss &. Simpson,
Mrs. and Miss Scheffer. Mrs. and Miss
Schiffmann, Miss Hlat, Mrs. MOffett,
Miss Ham. Miss Matthew. Miss Cogs-
well, Miss Keller, Miss Stuart, Miss
Lacy, Miss Glanville, Miss Mayer, Mrs.
'rheobald, Miss Fairchild, Mrs. Free
man, Miss Henry, Misses Creager 81,
Miss Watkins, Miss Barber and Messrs.
Schiffman. j. M, Keller, TheobaId,
Porter, Knauft, G. Sherin, Fagret,
Cogswell, Matthews. Huff, Walthers, B,
Amos. Barber, L. Henry, G. Creager,
Eritt, Zimmerman, Wiekman, Chamber
lain. Hunt and Ege.
The concert which was given by the
Sunday school children at the COngre-
gational church Easter Sunday evening
was quite unique affair. There was
crowded congregation and the proceed
ings were thoroughly appreciated. The
the revivication of nature with the ad-
vent OF Easter, incidentally touching on
the story of the risen Lord. The solo
by MIR. Springer and Quartette by Miss
G. Drake, Miss G. Walker, Miss Nelson
and Miss F. walker were especially
noticeable. The concert was brought
to close by the crowning of the cross
with wreathS of flowers, an act grace
fully performed by fifteen daintily
dressed children. Mrs. M. A. Burke
and Miss G. Simpson were the origin
ators of the novel service and trained
the children. The floral designs were
the work of Mrs. f. B. Young.
The Round Table Literary club had
an enjoyable evening Tuesday, when
the members were the guests of Mrs.
FarwelI. "a Hoffman avenue. Nothing
could have exceeded the attractions of
the literary and musical features that
were presented for the edifcation, as