St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-30

Moves. Antisdel and Rand, OF Minneapolis;
messrs. Stewart Palmer, j. Blakely. H. p
hoDinson, OF Minneapolis Percy Davis, l..
u. blgeiow. Peet. j. ID. Armstrong, McOuil-
ian, fardley Rantoul, Todd, Winslow, A.
Driscoli, Price and Read.
On Monday evening, at Liedertsfel. A con
cert was given for the benefit of the parish
library fund of st. Matthew's church. by the
members of the Young Ladies' Sodality. The
atttellaance was ilattering to the programme,
Which was replete with entertaining features.
rfominent during the evening were the
piano renditions by Miss Louisa CHRIST and
me selections on the violin by little Lulu
Iaylor. Miss Chryst is an accom- lished
pianiste, who has attr acted n keen interest
anu inquiry among prominent musicians.
MISS Taylor Is a wonder. AT the age of thir
Teen, her execution and expression of the
VIOLIN are marvellous. A duet by r. Minea
ana Bertha Schepperle was loudly applauded
inc CHARITY was liberal.
mere was very pleasant gathering
thanksgiving eve at the residence of Mr.. and
mrs. John ". Waters. 80 Sycamore. street.
oancing were enjoyed. Among the guests
were: Misses Katie and Maggie Cannon,
Nellie and Agnes Waters. Annie Short M
bagSett, Addie May; Messrs. Cassaw, Clark
SON, f. f. Waters, Ii. Waters; MIR. and Mrs.
F.F kearney, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Ryan. Mr..
ana Mrs ". W. Lawler. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee 'Brien. Mrs. NJ. Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs.
P Ps Donahue, Mr. and Mrs. George
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Michael Waters. Mr. and Mrs Waters make a
most charming host and hostess.
a very enjoyable Thanksgiving party was
given to the Acme Social club last Thursday
evening at the home of b. lie May. 212
kondo street. The evening was spent in
aanclng, games and card playing until late
hour, when the company dispersed Those
present were Misses Greenwood. Boyington,
flanagan, Sullivan, La Croix, Yoerg, Alulery,
McPhail. Morriss, Forshey, McDonough,
PPasnley, McDonough, Leonard, Pashley,
Burbrick, Saenger, Meatmesser, LIE May,
Messrs, Downs, Brady, Wagner, Treanor. B.
lie May. Hampson, Fahey. Docherty, Kelly,
Haggerty, Chailomeau, Rose, c. and E.
foerg, O'Brien, F. lie May.
ne High School Debating and Entertain
ment society held a debate Wednesday at
High school hall, the debaiers being Miss
GrlsWold. Hugh Halbert. Clarence Halbert
andiWalter KEENAN,. There were seven tab
leaux from the Greek, which were very
pretty. The participants were Misses Flora
Nabersberg, Lilly De Coster, Helen Austin,
Nan Baker, Lillian Moore and Messrs. Walter
Canon, john Lawton, VIII Dalrymple, Dick
stuart, Murray Quart Alex Caldwell and
Alvin Jordan.
The Nushkas celebrated Thanksgiving with
hop of an informal sort at their club house.
Afterwards two charades were presented by
tne young ladies. These were called Sui
clde'' and "Pygmalon and Galatea," with
many exceedingly original designs. much
good singing and mechanical effects, which
greatly surprised the gentlemen by their in
genulty, as they had the manly idea that me-
chanlcs was their special prerogative.
A novel conversation club has been organ
Yea among the younger members of the
high school alumni. Instead of the usual
officers of the club, the entertainment at
each meeting will be taken charge of by
most and hostess, appointed for that occasion.
Inc club VIII next meet at the house of
Ernest Merrill, on College avenue, Dec. 6.
with Miss Isabel Roth and Trevor Arnett as
hostess and host respectively.
The Messrs. McCann, of Ham1ine, enter
tanned number OF their friends at their
home last Wednesday evening, and the lovers
OF the terpischorean art trirped the light fan
taStlc until THANKSGIVING morning. Those
present were Misses Lyon, Buckley, Kelly,
Cannon. Campion. Turner. Mccain, Young
and Mrs. Cannon; Messrs. Regain. Barry, Can
non. Monahan. Brophy. Burns, Mangan,
Mccain, Kyle, Ryan and Cayanagh.
Last Tuesday Z. A. Severance gave din
ner Ill honor of his law partner, Hon. Sena-
tor c. K Davis. at his -home on Summit ave-
nue. There were present Senator Davis,
capt. Castle, Gen. John b. Sanboru, W. IL.
Sanborn, Hon. Ii. F. Stevens, F. G. Ingersoll,
Dr.. j. f. Fulton, Frank B. Kellogg and Rev,
S. g. Smith.
One of the social events Of the near future
will be the fourth annual tallaand reception
to be given by the ladies of Freya Circle No.
2, U. A. o. D., at A. o. U. W. Hail. corner
Seventh and Minnesota streets. saturday
evening, Dec. ID. special lnVltatl0n eX-
tended 10 all friends of the order.
The II. F. f. club was entertained by Mrs
Fowler, of Holly avenue, Thursday evening.
Those present were DR.. Van Duzee and wife,
DR.. Pach aud wife, MIR. and Mrs. H. S. Meek
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Fowler, Misses
Hoffman Payen, BurdIck and WEIGH; Messrs
Straight Merrill and Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Byrnes gave a
Thanksgiving party and dance Thursday
evening at their residence. corner Martin
0VaHh nn l-rrhf nv,6
dancing were heartily enjoyed by the many
guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Thompson gave dinner
party at their harrington avenue residence