St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-14
SAINT PAUL.
in THE SOCIAL WORLD.

entertali(eG DN friends aC Ha!nllne, ana
returning at 10 o'clock took supper at
the Windsor. Among the participants
were Misses Rose and Lena Minea, May
GRAY, Jennie Bell, May Su miners,
Nellie Nugent, and Miss SNe m. The
gentlemen were MesSrs. Rogers, Lains.
Dorsey, Bell, Sullivan, kimbel, Smith
and Angel.
No: the least interesting of the musi-
cal events of the future will be the bal
lad concert to be given at Lifts hall
Monday evening, March %. The con-
cert has been arranged and will be man
aged by Mrs, LoXtOn Hunter, who Will
herself give several song solos. Mrs.
Hunter is we'll known as the possessOr
Of fine soprano voice, and her singing
in several private and public entertain
ments recently has gained her deserved
laurelS. The programme includes num-
berS by the beSt-knOWn local singers,
and the name of Prof. 1itcOmb appears
as accompanist. KleistS orchestra will
also assist.
1t is now definitely announced that
Herr Xaver Scharwenka will give his
promised concert at the Peoples church
Thursday, March 49, The professor
has been so seriously i'll with la grippe
that the cancellation of his first date
was absolutely unavoidable. In re-
sspOnSe to requests from many quar-
ters Herr ScharN cnka has consented to
add his Concerto No. l to the pro
gramme originally prepared. The s..
Paul Choral association and SelGert s
orchestra will assist.
Miss Maggie Walsh, of West Seventh
street. gave 4 ghost serenade" Thurs
day evening at the residence of her par
ents. Ab0ut twenty Young people were
invited, the invitation in each case stIp-
ulating that the guest must come pro-
VidPd with a mask and a sheet. The eff
feet produced by wearing these unusual
habiiments was a strange one. Twenty
white-draped and masked figures floated
airly about, their merry laughter con-
trasting strangely with the weird dis
guiseS. The latter were so perfect that
il was impossible TO tell who from any
body until the time came to unmask.
Mrs. James 5. Walters entertained a
party of lady and gentlemen friends at
private theatricalS Wednesday evening.
The invitations called for Il reception.
but. after the arrival of the guests,
charadeS We're proposed, then private
order of business. That clever little
comedy, "A Social Scandal" was
the piece selected, and. consider
ing the hurried selection of the
east, it was given in very good style.
Mrs. Waters. who is an amateur actress
of considerable talent, took the part of
the heroine, and carried it we'll. The
unfamiliarty Of the support with their
lines, aud the absence of prompter,
was responsible for whatever of crudity
there was about the performance.
Mrs. A. B. Crozier, of Harrington ave
nae, gave a ) o'clock reception to d
number of lady friends yesterday after
noon. The event WAS one of those
gossip conventions so dear to wOman's
heart. and with which tiny china tea
cups seem to GO hand and glove. The
guests numbered about thirty.
Miss Ella DOnnegan gave a birthday
party on Wednesday evening. upon
which day she attained her majority.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dome
gan on University avenue was the scene
of the event, the parlOrS being brill
ianuy lighted and prettily arranged for
the occasion. The fun closed with a
dance.
Miss Blanche Furness and Mr.. James
EOaT, both we'll known in St. Paul,
nere married yesterday at the residence
of The brides parents on WabaSha
street. Rev. f. +. Schrber officiating
The ceremony WIS Il very quiet one,
ouly the relatives of the bride and
groom being present. A the conclusion
ot the wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs.
HGag iett for Chicago. and will be ab-
sent in that city for three weeks. On
their return they viii reside at 42l Min
nehaha avenue. Mr. IOag is in the
employ OF the Chicago, st. Paul, Mime
apois & Omaha Railway company.
The Orphcus Musical society, which
gave fine concert last Tuesday even
ing, assisted bv the Blake Choral club,
is preparing the programme for an
other concert to be given in couple of
weeks. RehearSalS are being held every
Thursday evening under the direction
Of Prof. James Blake, whose connec-
ton with the past events, under the
same auspices, has had much to do
with making them the series Of sue
cesSeS they have been. The date of
the next concert has not yet been
definitely announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Lynn gave din
ner on Tuesday at Hotel Ryan, followed
by theater party 10 MIR. and Mrs. w.
Z. Haskell, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Swift, of Mime
apolis, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Lynn Gil Friday at Hotel Ryan. The
remainder Of the evening was spent at
the Metropolitan opera house.
Mrs. p. 3. Grote, of Nina avenue. will
tins afternoon conclude her series of
afternoon teas to her lady friends. III
Vitations have been extended to sixty
ladies, and the affair will be of the
character of pink and yellow tea"
A sleighing party of young ladies and
gentlemen came 10 ST. Paul from Min
neapolis on Thursday night. The party
was chaperoned by Mesdames J. f.
Crawford and F. B. Crosse. The mer-
rymakers were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. West, of West Third street.
Mrs. George F. Martin, Of Fourth
social at her residence next Friday
evening in behalf of the Methodist
church.
Hon. d. Short. who has been visiting
his son, +. {. Short, on East Congress
street, left for his home in Fox Lake,
Wis. to-day.
}. l.. Marrow, of Groton. S. D., and
Miss Marrow, Fox Lake, Wis, are the
guests of Miss f. e. Short, 262 East
Congress street.
Miss Maggie Hughes. of Oskaloosa.
To-, is staying with Mrs. 4. S. Trent, of
Oakland avenue, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gotzian have be-
come installed in the new residence on
Lincoln and Oakdale avenues.
j. I. Sven. of ST. Paul. left yester-
day to visit friends in North Branch
Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles Philips are in
Tacoma.
Mir. and Mrs. E. \. Brown are away
III Colorado Springs.
Miss Tillie Heinemann is in Tacoma.
The HamEine Contest.