St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-12
IN SOCIETY,".

Spring always brings with it many new
styles. There are new styles in bonnets.
new styles in dresses. new styles in jackets
and new styles i'll shoes. Prof. Mozarra. in
order TO be mp with the times. has given his
pupils q rare treat by introducing q new style
in dancing Ii has never been attempted
here before and IS known as the oxford
Minuet. AT last Wednesday evenings Socia-
bic given at Central hall the ladies pro-
nounced Il simply exquisite, while the gen
tlemen claimed no other style or form of
dancing was lin il" alongside the oxford
Nlnuet. which was simply out of sight 1t
was thoroughly enjoyed until the
darkest hour Of night was merging
into the early hour of dawn by
the following ladies and gentlemen:
Mr. and Mrs. Ryno, Messrs. Fred Mailer,
Richard Crosby, Harry Wood. William Nc
GOwan, John Chase, Charles Weston Harry
\ York, ). Helm. Meeher, Charles l.. Willis
Muller, Mccartney 5. Borg, T, II. YorIe,
Robertson. McAuney, Barnard, Pilling. j.
Myers }. II. Roach +. E. Keller, Fitzgerald,
ii. Johnson, D. W. Van Week, II. W Born
lngly: 4. :. Chase, c. l. Chase. j. \. Wood.
Charles Steele. Frank Hatch. VI. ". Thomas
ana wife, Musler and lady. W Whellams
Rourer Misses Ballad. Horning orke Renix
Doty. Schnell. Crisi, Gregory, Hozalee, Biggs,
Bruner. Myers. Humphrey, Hopkins, ScOrah
Yam Week. Fisher. DOuty, Maj. Espy and
daughters, McCatfrey, Halowell. Mccarthy
Stanley, Smalley. Mamie aud Nellie Collins
Blalemore, MUrphey.
Miss Hattie Richardson not only believes
In Instructlng her pupils terpsichorean arts.
but accompanies II with entertainments of
pleasure as well, when the restraint of the
instruction hour is thrown to the winds and
the young folks are left to their own free
and innocent Juvenile pleasures WaltZes
and quadrllleS are inteTspersed with
merry peals of JOYOUS laughter during
set cannot be found the whole
city through. Last week she gave
one of these occasional receptions at the
Grand block TO her young pupils. and near
the midnight hour an elegant luncheon was
served after which the party went merrily
homeward. Among those present were the
following: Mrs. GOrham, the Misses Murphy.
Fisher, keefe, jacobson, Krutzel Keefe.
Reynolds, Tucker Adams, Rubie. Ru-
beIs. Reese. Charlton, Mason, Dunbar
MesSrs. GOrham. ". =. MCGOWAN, Spencer.
Armstrong, Beddie, Fee, O'Keefe Iceberg
Fairbanks. Gibson, Bennett, Stinson, Reese,
Charlton, Sternberg, Parker, Kranz Fetch,
Hanson, Hoyt Bohn. Schugard, Slmons. Mac
kee, Hill E. d. Hin. Wood.
Owing to the extreme inclemency of the
weather Thursday evening the piano recital
OF Miss Lillian Curry Morton and her pupils
was poorly attended, although the pro
gramme was entirely carried out in compli-
ment to those who braved the storm. The
music was excellent. and the programme
will be repeated next Friday evening, April
j.. Some Of the pupils were detained by
>i'NI!eSs Dt't hUSc WHO performed reHect
much credit upon their instructor
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Sprague entertained
their friends At their residence, ia University
avenue. Friday. April 10. An elegant supper
was served. each guest being presented with
floral Offering. The evening was spent
playing euchre. the prizes being won as fol
lows: Progressive. Mrs J. W Smith and Mr..
McGaffey; lone hand, j. r. Smith and Mrs
o. a. Beal
Miss Betsy Constans. OF Summit avenue.
gave dancing party Tuesday evening
Among those present were the Misses Officer.
Day Baker, Blakely. Ames. Wheeler, Wilson.
Bement, Warner, Montort ana jackson, and