St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-26
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

The Wyman recital given at the Aberdeen
Friday evening was decidedly brilliant af-
fair. largo audience filed the parlors, and
greeted Mrs W man most enthusiastically.
The noted singer possesses a rich meZZo-so-
prano voice, which was heard to its best ad-
vantage in a carefully selected programme
Among the numbers rendered were ''Cnant
de Ia. Sultana;' by Bemberg; a ''Chauson
Russo" by Paladithe, and louvre Tes Yeux
Bleus," by Massenet all charming French
songs. Mrs. Wyman was accompanied by
Mrs. Nellie Bangs-Skelton, pianiste of some
note. Her execution is remarkable. Among
her selections were "Cachouca Caprice" " by
Raft, and a waltz in d fiat by Chopin
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Driscoll Jr., Mr.. and Mrs 7. L. Schurmeier,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams Mr.. and Mrs. Cass
Gilbert, Mrs. G. GotZian, Mrs Fred Wright
DIR. and Mrs. j. II. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs A.
B. Driscoll, Mrs. j. J. Hill, Mrs Flandrau
Mrs. H. Horn, Mrs. Selmes, Miss Lamborn,
Mr.. Peet, Judge Nelson, Miss Nelson. Miss
Gotzian, Miss Sturgis, Miss Seixas and Maj.
and Mrs White.
Lifts hall was gay and festive Friday even
ing on the occasion of the last hop of the
Philomathean society this season. About
hundred people were there, and among them
were Rev. Mr.. Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. Herd, Dr.
and Mrs. Wood; Misses Nadolleck Farwell.
Butcher, O'Brien. James, Upham, Wilmot
Eubank, Trowbridge, Grace, Richards Bry-
ant, Duerr, Young. Norton and Farwell;
Messrs. Drebert, Fink. Brand. Pease Helm
lein, Breidert, Cartwright Titcomb, Schooly.
Pray. Wilmot, GrubeT, Smell, Lowering, Willis
Ballard and DR.. Hawkins.
The Princess Engalitcheff is said to have
fallen in love with st. Paul. and St Paul is
well pleased to have her prolong her visit to
the utmost point of her own convenience
Thursday evening at the Aberdeen the
princess had a reception at which there were
present, among others, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Mrs j. j. Parker Mr. and Mrs Watson. Mr..
and Mrs Bliss Mrs. F. Driscol, Mrs Wheaton.
Mrs. Fairchild, Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Taylor
Miss Seixas and Miss May, of Minneapolis.
Wednesday evening L. E. Born entertained
a number of his friends at Miss Celia Green
woods house, No. 1912 Martin street, where
! dancing and other amusements were engaged
! in till the wee small hours. Among those
| present were the Misses Robinson, Malloy.
| keenan,, O'Keefe, DevereuX, Mallov. Kief-
! fer, Anderson, Keerina, Graft York and
Boyington, and Messrs. Churchill Fahey.
! Malloy, Dreise, Schaum, Watson, Brady.
Giese. York, Duffy, Trainor, Perrier and
| Prudeham.
Last Friday evening the members of the
lch Dien Tennis club were convened for a
| short special session at the home of Miss
| Scheffer. The latter part of the evening was
| devoted to sociabillty, and a most delicious
| repast added to the pleasure of the evening
On Friday evening next the club will give a
! very select german at the home of Miss
| SchlHman, on Hoffman avenue. The club
is about to inaugurate the season. the courts
| being reported in excellent condition
1t seems that there is such thing as s
dove german''-that is. a german given en-
tirely independently of any mankind-anG
such german was given at the Town and
Country club house last Wednesday, under
proper chaperonage and with the most in
yiolable decorum. Among those presen
| were-but. there, what is the need to Civ,
names? They had an awfully good time an(
voted it the best of the year, and that il
enough.
The event of the week was the reception
rendered Mrs. w. II. Sanford, nee Weller. o
the 7. T. School of st. Paul. by the class a
the residence of Miss Bernie Fosberg, 60
MENDOZA street. The spacious parlors wer
decorated beautifully with natural flowers
and to render the evenings enjoyment quit
perfect was the presentation of a solid silve
teapot given by the class ito Mrs Sanford
AT the close just the daintiest collation. imag
| Unable was served.
The /. Q. U. club finished It's season,
work Tuesday evening" at the residence O
| Dr.. and Mrs. ". c. Bryant, of Selby avenue