St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-25
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The Orpneus Choral club. which meets in
the Bates Avenue M. E. church Thursday
evenings, is now in very flourishing condi-
ton as regards membership, which numbers
slxty-three active members and seventy-fye
on the roll call. The average attendance
during The present season has been about
forty five. The executive Committee desire
that each member will be present at every
rehearsal if not prevented by sickness. as the
music is of a very high-claSs character and
somewhat difficult for unframed voices and
will require much patient study TO be rem
dered in anything like creditatle style. The
club has gone TO considerable expense In the
purchase of music. ana, the fees being
small, are barely enough to cover running
expenses. 1t is, therefore, necessary that
there should be full attendance at all ye
hearsals. in order that a concert may be
given at an early date to help pay the outlay.
and every member is requested to do his and
her best to try 10 place the club upon sound
financial basis New members are heartily
invited to join They will be amply repaid
by the pleasure derived by ali lovers OF music
from the rehearaals, and will doubtless give
pleasure to large number of people when
it masters its study of the Holy City and is
able to give its concert. Director Blake
being so well known, it would be idle COM
ment to say that nothing but success can
crown his efforts if he receives the patronage
he deserves.
gational church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Hamilton, of Conway street. There
was a large attendance. At the close of the
afternoons work refreshments were served.
The ladies Of this society are working very
diligently for their fair, 10 be held the
Thursday and Friday before Thanksgiving
day, and will equal if not surDass all former
efforts.
The reception given in the parlors of the
Atlantic Congregational church Tuesday
evening TO bid farewell to Mr.. sheppard was
one Of the most successful events held in this
church for some time there being over 200
people present
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave
nue. NJ. Il. ch1rCh met Friday with Mrs. An
derson, corner Third and Maple. There was
a good attendance, and the work was brought
to close by the serving of dainty refresh
ments.
Mr.. Bray. of Chicago, will preach Sunday
morning ana evening at the Atlantic Congre-
gational church as candidate for the position
of minister. He will be entertained during his
stay by Mrs. Davis, OF East Third street.
A pleasant reception was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheppard last week by Mrs Middleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. Chamber
lain and Mrs. Brant.
The regular meeting of the ladies' branch
of the Iron Hall will be held Monday even
ing, when final arrangements will be made
for the first social, to be gwen shortly.
Mr.. Sheppard and family were entertained
to tea Thursday by Mrs. Hussey, of Maple
street. before starting on their journey to
their new home in Chicago.
The opening dance of the season, to be
held in Alcayde hall next Thursday by the
ich Diem Lawn Tennis club, is anticipated
with great delight.
Mrs. Woodruff, wife of the secretary of the
Kansas City road. is the guest of Mrs. Cham
| berlain, of East Third street.
Tho st. Agnes Guild of st. Peters church
will give a social Thursday evening at s
O'Clock. in the guild room.
Misses Allison of Eichenwald street. gave
| pleasant party to number or Young
| friends Thursday evening.
Mr.. Markham of Clear Water, Mimi, Wis
| tied his sister. Mrs. Hussey, of Maple street,
| the past week.
| Mr.. Andrews and family, of Conway street,
! have returned from their summer residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, of White Bear,
| were the guests OF Mrs KNAPP Thursday.
Mrs. StowelI, of Conway street, has re-
| turned from her visit to Alba. MINI.