St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-07
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

Miss Carrie Madden was surprised Wednes-
day evening by large number of her friends
at the, Garfield hall Among those who
danced were the Misses NJ. Rush, NJ. Daley.
L. Dowd, X. DoughIey. L. Doughtery S.
Bremen f. Bremen. NJ. Dienen, A Dienen.
NJ. Hart, Y. Hart, E. Hart NJ. Klien, c.
JanKe, K; Klien' f. Madden, It. Conlin, N.
Borden, Nj. Lerch, A. Stage, NJ. Meirs,
A; Routry, L. Shay, NJ. Shay. NJ
beck, r. Hough. D. Dushena,
A. Dushena, r. Erber; Messrs. E. Slater. E.
Shay, G. Shay f. Shay, M. Keyhone, B. KEY
hone, r. Rogers MCstard j. Bailey, E. Star
key, w. Janke, G. Janke. l.. Janke, f. KEN
per, w. Kemper, j. Gundlach, l.. Gunlach,
K. Hoppe, F. Long. L. Lila, j. Miesen, w.
Nagel, o. Erdman, A. Fisher, W. Rearden,
c. Madden, W Bremen, s. Ryan, E. Fahey,
II. Boiler, r. Fitzgerald, E. Lamb, B. Lally.
G. Butterfield, f. Conley, E. Burke and
others.
Mr.. Middleton's recital Tuesday evening
was very pleasant affair for lovers of good
music. The numbers on the programme
were: Duett, minstrel Serenade," Misses
Lille and Maud Borup; march, Harlequin,
Miss Louise West; "Marche aux FIambeaux,"
Miss Florence Crary; "Tyrolienne," Miss
Thomas Taylor Drill; Second Mazurka,"
Miss Hattie Page; sonata, Moonlight" op.
q, No, 2, Frank W. Relf; duett La Postill-
ion d Amour Willie and Hermann Fleer:
Borup; song, .'The Postillion,'' Thomas Tay-
lor Drill: mipuet, Miss Maud Borup; Brook
let" Willie Fleer; tarantelle, Miss Margue-
rite Barteau; ''Marche de Mutt" Miss Hattie
Page; ''Spinnlied, op. 81, Frank W. Relf
The graduating class of the Baldwin have
indeed made this gala week. Monday the
senior boys had covers laid at Dunnebaehs S
and in the evening comprised theater party
at the Metropolitan. Tuesday evening the
graduating exercises took place, and We'd
f1nx- n1,
evening the class again comprised theater
party. Thursday morning was given
up to a coaching party and in the
evening the class attended the Thomas
of Prof. and Mrs. Bachus, participated in
delicieusly delicate lunch after the concert
Friday morning was given to a visit to
Shadow Falls, and in the evening the class
assisted Prof. and Mrs BachuS in receiving
friends at the school parlors.
Charles Chapel was delightfully."- surprised
by his friends Friday evening His unex-
pected guests were: Misses Matte Cooper
Nellie Bosworth. Myrtle Lyon. F Hubbard,
Georgia Hubbard. Clara Wood, Ella Wood
G. Brown, Agnes Bergeson, Carrie Cox. Net
tie Ordeman, Maud Brown Grace Connolly,
Miss Cospeson. c. Bergeson, Lavina Chap
pei, Mrs. Chapple, Polly Croxford; Messrs.
w. Keller. a. Zimmerman, Harry Chapple
Edward Chapple NJ. E.. Cooper, H. McCol-
lom, w. E. Brown, H. Brant, Arthur Flanni-
gan, A. Brown, j. Townsend, Charles Chap
pie, Charles Benz, j. L. Cooper, Frank Con-
molly, F. Yankuesen.
Miss Lillian Messer gave delightful din
ner party Friday evening at her home on
Mackubin street. Fourteen members of the
Ich Dien club were present and partook of
the daintily appointed repast.
George and Edith Hubbard were very
pleasantly surprised by select party Of
young people Monday evening, at their
home No. 7S2 South Robert street. Among
those present were Misses Alice Milton. Ray
Gregg, Polly Crawford, Lydia Shoff. Hattie
Tanning. Polly HardWink. Scott Hubbard