St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
DAYTON'S BLUFF DOINGS.

A most charming entertainment was
given Friday evening by the st. Agnes
Guild at the residence of j. W. Newton,
on North street. The proceedings were
highly successful, and in the elaborate
ness and general get-up of the entertain
ment there was nothing left to be de-
sired. A large humber of people at
tended. but not as many as the event
deserved. The elegant home of Mrs.
Newton having been decorated with
beautiful, sweet scented flowers, con-
roundingS and sense of enjoyment.
The young ladies who fiji led
the evenings programme deserve the
warmest praise. Their performance re-
flected considerable credit on the in
StructreSs, Miss e. Flanders. who was
ably assisted by Mrs. I'll. l.. Gray. The
programme opened with piano solo by
Mrs Mayfield and Miss Milard. Miss
f. Pace gave an excellent rendering of
the song, Hearts and Homes.'' and a
clever Interpretation was given of
"Twinkle. Twinkle, Little STAR" old
and new version, by Miss Eva Pace.
''Songs of Severn were capitally por-
trayed by Miss Eva Pace, Miss f. Pace,
and Miss A. McLeveny. There was also
'sMary's Garden Mr.. Stillwell was
encored for ''They All Love jack and
responded with Powder Monkey jim"
A unique reception was that given by
the principal and teachers of the Sibley
school yesterday forenoon, attended by
fully 600 of the friends of that school,
including many prominent st. Paul edu
Gators. Each room of the building was
devoted to some special subject, and
was filled with the work of the chill
dren in that branch. The illustrations
of the children were particularly
worthy of note, even the six-year-olds
contributing "Hiawatha's Childhood"
illustrated by themselves. These are
the pupils whose spirited illustrations
of his travels in Siberia Mr.. KEENAN,
was so pleased with, taking them away
with him after his recent visit to the
city. The work in natural science car
RED on from the first year through the
eighth, and the work in American lit
erature were greatly admired, plants,
animals and familiar insects having
been studied from life.
A lawn social will be given Wednes-
day evening at the residence of w. l..
Cullen, East Seventh street. The social
Is in aid of st. Peters church choir
fund. Music and refreshments will be
served, and delightful time is prom
ised.
The wedding of Miss Bella Brant, of
Hudson avenue. and j. M. Neff, Of ST.
Louis, will be celebrated at the Atlantic
Congregational church. Bates avenue,
Monday evening. at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Shepherd and family, of Maria
avenue, left for Chicago Thursday,
where they will spend the summer.
Rev. S. Shepherd accompanied them
and returned Saturday.
d. Davies and family, of Maria ave-
nue., intend leving for Red Rock June
10, where they will stay for a few weeks
and then go to Lake Minnetonka for the
rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Smith, of East
Fourth street, were called away
Wednesday to attend the funeral Mr.. OF
Smiths nephew in Omaha. They re-
turned Friday.
Mr.. ingalls, has returned to Chicago
after weeks visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Madison, of Maria avenue. Mrs.
ingalls, will stay come time longer in
st. Paul.
Rev. S. Shepherd, OF the Atlantic
Congregational church, has been chosen
delegate to the Christian Endeavor
convention to be held shortly at st.
Louis.
The ladies of the Bates Avenue M. E.
church will give an ice cream and straw