St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-26
DAYTON's BLUFF.

The fourth social party and dance by
the Ich Diem Tennis club was held on
Thursday evening at their hall, corner
East Fifth street and Maria avenue. A
large number were present, and most
enjoyable time was had. Refreshments
were served during the evening, and
Paul KIeist's orchestra furnished eX-
celIent music for dancing. Those pres
ent were: Misses Middleton, Hight.
Scheffer, SchitTman, Watkins. Cogs-
well, Thompson, Burkbard, Winker,
Lohlker, Shaw, the Misses Moffat, Nina
Krieeer, MOllie Confare, Laura Lacy,
Mrs. Thompson: MeSsrs. Allen, Krieg-
er, White, Lohlker, Wilde, Charles o.
Krieger. Lawrence. John and Will
Burkhard, Kelley, Middleton. Schiff-
man, Natrass. Hunt. Eye. Cathcart.
CogSwell, Braden. Smith, Prior, Math-
ews, Gale, Phillips. The next regular
meeting of the club will occur on Sat
urday evening, at the home of Miss
Schetfer, on Hoffman avenue. a num-
Der of the young lsdies were in evening
dress and Miss Hight wore a red nuns
yelling, with black moire trimming:
white surah silk trimming; Miss
Winker, wine-colOred satin, trimmed
with black net; Miss Scheffer, electric
blue, Persian bands and pearl orna-
ments; Miss Middleton, brown velvet,
salmon-colored trimming; Miss Wat
kins, blue albatrOSS. white flowers;
Miss Schiffman. black fish net, MORE
trimming; Miss Cogswell, white China
silk, black velvet trimming, and natural
flowers.
The vested choir boys of st. Peters
church, corner East Fifth and Maple
streets, were bauqueted last Thursday
evening at the guild rooms of the church.
Rev. Samuel Mills presided. w. L..
Cullen was the originator of this way of
entertaining the boys, and he was as
sisted in his good work by the other
members of the choir, consisting of
MeSSrs. Willard, Evans and Hunt. The
menu which the choir boys sat down to
was very nice. and they did ample JUS
tice to it; but for all that there must
have been enough left to have we'll
filled twelve baskets. These refresh
ments were kindly furnished by the
parents and friends of the boys. As
this was the first annual gathering, and
was such success, it is intended TO
make it fixture for the fu-
ture. The ladies who kindly waited on
the tables were Mrs. HuXtable, Mrs.
Mayew, Miss Ethel Goldsmith anil Miss
German. There are sixteen boys in the
choir. at present, and are advancing
very nicely under the instruction of
W. l.. Cullen and Alr. Lowe. They
meet twice every week, on Tuesday and
Friday evenings, with Mrs. Cullen as
OrganiSt. Some good music is in re-
hearsal for Easter Sunday. Hereafter,
ancient and modern hymns will be used
in this church, a member of the choir
having obtained a grant of eighty copies
from England and twelve from Toronto.
nh oh Ia n cEt n ~,
congregation.
A goodly number of the members of
the Round Table Literary and Social
club met at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
III. l.. Gray. of Hudson avenue, last
Monday evening, and enjoyed the time
devoted to reading and social inter
course very much. Since this club was
organized, little over year ago, the
interest has been kept up, and has in
creased. The members meet once in
two weeks, Tuesday evenings, at the
I different houses of same, in turn, and
one evening is generally devoted 10 the
reading of Interesting books and one to
/ music, etc. Last Monday night was
the regular occasion for the election of
officers for the ensuing year. and result
ed in the election of II. b. Farwell.
president; Mrs. James X. Kearney, vice
president, and Frank b. Cone, secre-
tary. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Nj. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Far
well, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Madison,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Kearney, Miss
Blanche Granville, f. b. Cone. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Granville, No. 961 Hudson ave
nue.. OH Tuesday evening. Feb. 4.
The applications for the Dayton S
Bluff council, Royal Arcanum, are being
| placed with DR.. Amoss, who will exam
inc the following list: Messrs. George
fhane, James L. Kearney. f. 3. Cone,
| John Anderson, W. &. McCray, Z. w.
MacMilIen, l.. j. Hart. J. P. Kelley,
James 2. Murname. julius Z. Men
| hauSer, q. G.. Brown, Alfred E. Vose, Ii.
/. Eachus. A. l.. Chaplin. Charles o.
Krieger. Charles II. Stevenson. A.
Lyons, A. { Thomson. George ii. Wich-
man, Ii. E Eye and q. A. Bradburn. 1t