St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-11
SAINT PAUL.
IN A SOCIAL SENSE.

Miss Agnes Emerson, of Winona, is
visiting friends in st. Paul.
Liberty Drum corps gave dance last
evening at their hall ON Stryker avenue.
The Hibernian Rifles gave a dance
last evening at their hall on Wabasha
street.
The Philomathean society gave card
party last evening at the Lift Opera
House hall.
The first of the series of lectures for
ladies of the high school was delivered
by DR.. Stone yesterday.
A session OF the old-fashioned "Dees-
trick Skule" was given last evening by
the ladies of the Bates Avenue Nj. E.
church.
Mrs. Walter C. Wyman gave recital
last evening III the parlorS at the Aber-
deen in the presence of large number
of ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seeger and
daughter returned home Tuesday last.
after two months sojourn at Hot
Springs. Ark, and Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. B. S. Cowen, of the Portland.
and infant daughter Norah, returned
from Ohio Tuesday, after three
months visit with relatives. Her
brother. Master Dana S. Davis, re-
turned with her.
Miss Sue Rogers, of COS Olive street.
is in very precariouS condition, and
her medical adviser, DR.. Wheaton, is
of pneumonia, from which Miss Rogers
is suffering, has caused grave appre
henSlon among her many friends.
The Princess of Engalitcheff, who
lectured on Russian Music" at the
Aberdeen Thursday afternoon, has ere
ated very favorable impression among
the society leaders of St. Paul. Mrs.
John Jackson introduced the princess,
whose lecture was accompanied by in
cidental music furnished by Mrs. Her
man Scheffer. The princess will speak
on The Gar and His Family'' on April
16 at the residence of Mrs. Fred DriS-
coll.
The coming sociable event in the
Sixth ward will be the second hop of
the season, given by the Amity circle at
Paul Martins hall, Tuesday evening.
April 81. Tickets may be procured
from the following committees: Recep-
tion, Mrs. j. j. Cullen, Mrs. ID. j. Gala
han, Mrs. E. j. Heimbach. Mrs. E. Bou-
quet. Miss X. Berandi, Miss Julia Cul-
len; arrangements, J. j. Cullen, e. Bou-
quet, E. j. Heimbabh, {. GeiSSel, Paul
Martin, DR.. Y. j. Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Reynolds, of 23S
East Winifred street, gave a pleasant
card party last Wednesday evening, it
being the sixth anniversary of their
marriage. There were present: MIR.
and Mrs. Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Spang-
ler, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Tracey, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. En-
right, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed G. Short and
Misses Ryan. Evans, Breannan, Lynch,
Sweeney, Nary and Mrs. North, of Du-
luth. and Mrs. Marcy; Messrs. P. and
Quinn, and Masters Willie and Earl
Spangler, Baby Rodgers, and little Ma
RE Short.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered to Miss Mary Jansen last
Thursday evening at her residence on
Ninth street. Music and dancing were
indulged in by Miss Jsnsen's guests
until the hour of midnight. Among
those present were Misses Aggie Arth,
Annie Schaefer, Katie Sauzen, May
Dahl, May Herr, Annie Jansen, Annie
Herr, Rosie Jansen, Sadie Arnold and
Grace Kimbal; Messrs. j. Jansen, Fred
Hueter, Arthur Kingsley, Will HenSk,
W. Dunke. Fred Schroeder, Mart Gies-
sen, Paul Hirshey, Julius Schlenker.
A fancy dress party was held at So
NlOtS liolI Oli IlOuudA CNGulIlSs
3lose in costume were: MIR. and Mrs.
Douglas, Little Red Riding Hood and
Cavalier;' the Misses Anna and Katie
Beck, ''The Two Orphans;" Minnie
Gray, Queen of Snow" Minnie Nc
Kenney, Indian Maiden;" May and
Maggie Summers. ''Daughters of Lib
erty;'' May JObst, ''Milkmaid;' Minnie
Griffin, Mail Carrier;;'' Maggie Jobst,
'Sunfiower;" Nellie Nengent, "Pansy
BIossom;" Dora Russell, Beauty" Bell
O'Rourke, Morning." Harry Kimball.
"A Knight of the Nineteenth Century -
Dick Smith, "Darkey Preacher;" Fred
Rogers, king Richard ILL.," MIR. Camp
bell, "Phantom;" Mr.. LANES, Duke; y
Maurice Moriarity and Al Graft. boy
Tramps;" George Wack, ,"'Unadorned; -
Mr.. Eavens, "Ad0rned;'' Willie Light
ner. rip Van Winkle;" Jim Brown.
Might" and Tom Sullivan, "Sitting