St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-02
Misses Lamborn, Misses wheelock and Miss


S. Beals
During the day the dining rooms were
looked after by the following ladies': Mrs.
William Spencer. Mrs. W. L. Banning, slrs.
George 3. Young, Mrs b. j. Horn. Mrs. A.
G. Langford. Mrs n 2. Langford, Mrs. Will
lam R. Marshall, Mrs. George L. Marshall,
Mrs SIce A Mrs H. O., cat heart, Mrs p c;
Skinner, Mrs. P. B. Groat. Mrs. John Nichols,
Mrs. Henry Nichols. Mrs. j. E. schadle, Mrs
Charles Rittenhouse; Mrs. j. H. Woolsey, in
charge OF the lunch counter; Mrs. s. R.
McMaster, Mrs. A. j. Gillette, cashiers.
Tuesday was German day and was sue
cessful in marked degree. The German
dinner provided was pronounced exquisite
by well known connoisseurs, and reflected
great credit upon the ladies who were in
charge. The ladies who participated were
Mrs. Auerbach was assisted by Mesdames
Won Goetzen, Kolf, Peabody, Oppenhem.
Fred Ingersol, Yates, Van den Bergh, Albert
Sche Her, Gruber, Christian Frey. Albert
LindeBe, Schrader, l.. schumacher, William
Constans, Otto Kueffner, NJ. Propping, G.
Heinemann and f. Siebold.
The entertainment in the evening at Tur-
ner hall drew crowded house and donated
q large sum to the fund,
Wednesday brought one of the great events
OF the week. in the production of 'Pinafore."
The performance was the finest ever seen in
the city and reflected the greatest credit
upon all who took part, for, in artistic and
with productions given by the best operate
artists. Those who took part were Alvin
Krech: Louis G. Hay. John F, Merrill, Charles
TarboX, CIV. Griggs. Charles W. Bberlein,
crime r. Gordon, assisted by full
chorus OF ladies and gentlemen well
known In st. Paul. The production was
under the direction of Richards Gordon, who
is to be congratulated upon his efficient
work, which received the plaudits of a vast
audience assembled in the opera house, and
which was composed of the principal leaders
of society. the arts and commerce. The din
assisted by Mrs: Lewis Baker. Mrs. Gussie
Pope. Mrs. c. Fl. Worthen, Mrs ". H. Rich
ardson, Mrs. j. E: Schadle, Mrs. Charles Rit-
tenhouse, Mrs. William Spencer, Mrs. d. C.
Price, Mrs. c; j. Backus. Mrs. A. ].
Gillette. Mrs. Henry Schumacher, Mrs. Frank
Clarke, Mrs. William Rhodes. Miss 5. Willis,
Miss May Moore; Mrs. j. II. Woolsey in
charge of the lunch counter; Mrs. Metcalf
and Mrs. Edgerton, cashiers.
The browning event of the week was the
grand festival ball, which took place on
Thursday evening. The scene viii be long
remembered by those who were present.
The beautiful costumes worn by the wealth
and fashion of the city. the flashing gems
heightened by the black evening dress Of The
gentlemen, forming picture worthy of a
poets lau dation. The success of the ball
was due TO the ladies who formed the
committee whose names are appended
Mrs. W. R. Merriam, assisted by Mrs. j. B.
HoXsie, Mrs E. W. Gilbert Mrs. Fred Dris-
coll, Mrs; Hazenwinkle, Mrs. John White.
Mrs +. b; Clarke, Mrs. Q: Dalrymple, Mrs
S. b. Beals Mrs. A. K. Barnum, Mrs. j. b.
Tarbox, Mrs. w. 81. Lightner. Minneapolis
Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Mrs. Will Truesdale,
Mrs. ". G. Northrup.
AS on the previous days the dining rooms
were crowded, the ladies who had charge be-
ing Mrs. Laugford, assisted by Mrs. s. R.
McMasters, Mrs. Maj. Freeman, Mrs. D. A.
Robertson. Mrs. J. H. Ames. Mrs. w. N
Bramhall, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. r. NJ. Newport
thony Park; Mrs. Polk, st. Anthony Park /;
Mrs. Kingsbury, Merriam Park; Mrs. East
man, Merriam Park; Mrs. Bergsma, Mrs.
Harvey Officer, Mrs. George Armstrong; Mrs.
Mrs: Edgerton, Mrs. S. D. Flagg cashier.
Friday afternoon "Pinafore' was repeated
before crowded house AT the Arcade a
large number of business men partook of
the able direction of that charming lady,
Mrs. P. 3. Groat assisted by Mrs r. Warner.
Mrs. Jaeger, Mrs. MCGEE, Mrs. Trissall. Mrs.
Diekerman. Mrs. Moss, Mrs: Howes, Mrs c..
| johnson, Mrs. CresSOn, Mrs. Kirk, Miss
Burke: Mrs. Airy in charge of the lunch
| counter; Mrs. Charles Rittenhouse. Mrs. w.
e. Bramhall, cashiers.
In the evening promenade concert was
| given by the Third United States Infantry
| orchestra, by permission of Col Mason,
which was attended by large number of
| ladies and gentlemen. many of whom took
| part in an impromptu dance.
| Yesterday was "People's'' day. when the
admission was ten cents, and it is gratifying
to announce that the receipts in the Art
Loan room was larger than any other day.
over 5000 persons passed through the
rooms, taking a great interest in the
various objects displayed. An elegant re-
past was served at midday under the direc-
| ton of Mrs. f. E. Bird. assisted by Mrs.
Henry Schumacher Mrs. o. Dalrymple. Mrs.
| f. E. Law, Mrs. c. B. Brunsou, Mrs w. H.
Eaton. Mrs. j. L. Beaumont, Mrs. John
| Wright. Mrs. Paris Fletcher; Mrs. Hazen-
| Wrinkle In charge of the lunch counter; Mrs.
ID. Stevens. Mrs. A. j. Gillette, cashiers
Judging ftom the daily receipts of the ar