St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-22

Mrs l.. vessel, Miss Ruble, Miss jenkins,
Miss NJ. Vessel, Mr.. DUEL, Mr. Loskiel. Mr.
Mr. Jenkins George Robinson, William
Duell, l.. Vessel, Charles Strong; DR.. G.
Houpt, William Loskiel. Mr.. Gregory.
Miss Ray Mason entertained the Converse
ton club Friday evening. shadow panto-
mime was the main feature of the evening.
Messrs Warner, Louis Prendergast and
George Bookstaver participating. Miss Ruth
kimball recited an original composition,
'Old Charley" Miss Hssenwinkle sang with
good effect Hans and Seigel. Other mem
bers of the club enhanced the pleasure of
the evening by voluntary recitauons. After
refreshments the club passed vote of
thanks to Miss Kimball and Louis Prender-
CAST, respectively the host and ostess of the
occasion. The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Miss Stella Dufresne.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Miss Schiff-
man, of Daytons bluff. Dancing and music
were the amuSements for the early part of
the evening; then, DOMINIC aprons which
the charming hostess had prepared for the
occasion. and which represented every color
OF the rainbow, the merry party repaired to
the dining room, where the animated scene
of an old-fashioned prize candy pull was soon
i'll fun sway. After the judges had decided
on the prize winners and the prizes had been
duly presented, Mrs. Schiffman served all
elegant repaSt.
Friday evening musical and literary en-
tertainment was given at the Park COngrega-
tional church. corner of Holly avenue and
Mackubin street, and was largely attended
and decidedly successful. Mrs. Sarah
Rounds StemenS. the elocutonist was heard
at her best, her selections being Judy
o. Shea Sees Hamlet in the Irish dialect,
and 'Surly Tins Trouble A quartette,
consisting of Mrs. r. r. Dorr, Mrs. Yale. Mrs.
Wilkes and Mrs. C. Johnstone, rendered
some beautiful selections under the direction
of Fletcher Wheeler.
The announcement of the commencement
parts will be made Monday at the high
school. The parts for class day have been
assigned as follows: Presidents address,
Raiph Peters; Class prophet Eden Nc
Knight; address TO lower classes, Hugh Hal
bert; class history, Fred Marvin; motto ad-
dress. Carrie SARGENT presentation address,
Walter Cannon statistics of class, Anna
Morgan; class poet, Oakley Stout; class song,
Lillian Moore; prophet on prophet, Karl
Harbaugh. The surprises are being prepared
by the secret society
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Walker and Miss
Foster, guest visiting from Toronto Ont,
were pleasantly surprised at the former s
home. 10 Iglehart street by Il number of " est
side friends. Among those in the party were
Mrs. Fenti man, Mrs. Sharpe, the Misses Law
ton, the Misses Mample. Miss Rice, Miss
Reed, Miss Doak and Miss Gertrude Williams
and Messrs, Mussey, Thayer, Sharpe, Munger
Bradshaw, Woodmansee, W. O'Hara, Fl.
o Hara. Il. O'Hara Symes, Foster and Daily.
most enjoyable evening was spent.
The Philomathean society of the First
IL
party at Lifts hall, in the Grand opera house
building on Friday evening. March y. There
will be tableauX, readings, recitations and dia-
logues from Dickens. and music, beth vocal
and instrumental. Ii Is hoped that as many
as can do so will assume some Dickens char
acter for the evening. A jolly social time is
anticipated, and all will be cordially well
coined. a nominal admission fee of twenty
five cents will be charged to defray expenses.
The marriage of Miss Lena D. Weller
1anOhfpr n Of
West Third street. to William NJ. Sanford
Jr.. of this city, took place at the residence
OF the brides parents Sunday, March II, at
800 p. m. Rev. DR.. Christie, of the House of
Hope church, performed the ceremony in the
presence of a few intimate friends Miss
Zulu L. Butcher acted as maid of honor.
The wedding was very quiet on account of
the serious illness of the brides mother.
Miss Hooker. who has been the guest of
Mrs II. Noble, of the Albion. gave Il Delsar-
team talk Thursday afternoon in the recep-
ton rooms of Mrs. Mobiles apartments. A few
of these introductory conversations will be
given, after which a class Will be formed and
lessons IN the Delsarte system viii be given
by Miss Hooker Among the ladies present
Thursday were Mesdames Tarbox, Lamborn,
White, BarroWs, Forepaugh, Morris, Sloan
and DriscOll.
Tuesday evening the ladies of St. Joseph's
church held Il Conversations. which was
largely attended. The special feature OF the
entertainment was a japanese booth under
the supervision of Miss Kate O'Leary
and Miss NJ Kennedy, assisted by the Misses
O'Gorman, Aurelis and Lyle, all attired in
japanese costume. Musical selections were
rendered by Misses Hawkins, Lyle, Upper,
Pleius o Leary, Rutman, Kennedy and Prof.
Manner.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boyce gave small
supper party in honor of her fathers z. Gil
lin, birthday Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk, Mr. and Mrs
John Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Brock,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyce, Mrs. Speicher,
Miss Breck, the Misses Gillin, George Hamil
ton. Lou Dow. Fred Baker. Willie Morgea.
Frank Gillin, Master Willie Gillin, John Cor
coran and John Roger
The Dillon chapter of the Phi Delta Phi
fraternity gave banquet ut the Aberdeen
Wednesday evening. The fraternity alumni
of the two cities were present. Speeches
were made by c. c. SquireS and Dean Pattee
on behalf of the law department of the state
university letter was read from Hon.
John F. Dillon, of New York, after whom
The chapter is named.
\. X. Potter of Tacoma, was united in
marriage to Miss May Bohrer, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. $50 WeStmin-
ster street. on Thursday afternoon at ,
O'Clock. The happy couple left on the Ais
train for Tacoma, their future home. Mr..
Potter was formerly resident of ST. Paul
and has many friends in this city.
Mrs. NJ. Kinsley, of Marshall avenue, as
sisted by Mrs. c. l.. Hort, gave surprise tea
last "Wednesday. Among the guests were
Mesdames Dawson. Diether, Miller Hilsic
Rodered. Reters. Noch. Trip Fisher Cole
man, Bettinger, Good, Funk and many
others.
At Cretin hall. on Tuesday evening an en-
tertainment was given under the auspices of
the cathedral parish. A choice musical pro-
gramme was rendered. Miss Adah Hawkins
delighted the audience with one of her reel
tations. With several vocal selections the
entertainment brOlQlt q
close.
The Nushkas gave a delightful coasting
party on saturday evening on the Oakland
avenue hill. number of members participant
ing. The effect of the bright red suits on the
snow i'll the glare OF a huge bonfire made
quite picturesque scene.
On Tuesday evening quite a pretty little
farce was presented to the audience gathered
at st. Patrick's hall, corner Case and Mssis-
Sippi streets, entitled, Serving Two Mas
ters' followed by musical and literary pro-
gramme.
Mrs. Clarence Johnstone. of Crocus HILL
entertained the members of the Mendelssohn
quartette and few friends on Thursday
evening. The evening was delightfully."-
spent, music being the chief feature.
The Ladies Euchre club was entertained
Saturday afternoon by Miss Kate O'Leary, of
Marshall avenue. The prizes we're carried off
by Mrs. Ancker, Miss Hawkins, Miss Kennedy
and Miss Gates.
on Monday night was one COMPOSED of
Messrs. Pike, Sheldon, FIgate. Bennett and
Baker of st. Paul, ana Mr.. Hooker, Of Min
neapolis.
Mrs. A. B. Ovitt, of 50 Irvine park. gave a
reception to her many lady friends last
Thursday. The last of her March receptions
will occur next Thursday
Members of Braden lodge, A F. and A. NJ,
with their families and friends, enjoyed a
very pleasant musical and literary reunion
on Monday evening
literary and musical evening was spent
Tuesday by the members of st. Vincent par
ish, at the corner OF Lafond and Arundel
streets.
Mrs. W. B. Pearce, of Laurel avenue, enter
tanned a number of ladies at progressive
euchre on Wednesday afternoon.
Next Tuesday the German club will give
an Easter party at Westminster hall, at
which c. W. Gordon will lead.
On Thursday evening the young people of
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church will
give an Easter sociable.
number of friends surprised Alfred