St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-21

Westmoreland hall by the pupils of
Prof. Malcolm. There was a large at
tendance of young people. and the af-
fair was pronounced success. Dane
ing was. of course, the principal form
OF enjoyment, and the guests number
ing over hundred entered into the
spirit of jollity prevailing with all the
zest imaginable.
The Park church on Holly avenue
was the scene of a very enjoyable liter
airy and musical entertainment last
evening. The vocal numbers were par
tlcuiarly good, and several fine inStru-
smental selections were given. There
was large attendance, and every one
seemed to enjoy the programme, which
1t must be said was admirably rendered.
r. The parlors of the first M. E. church
presented merry scene last evening,
the occasion being .'pound sociar'
given by the Ladies' Aid society. All
the young people of the church and
their friends were present to aid in
making the event the success that it
was. A number of vocal and instru-
mental selections were included in the
programme, and the entertainment was
altogether one of the most successful
ever given i'll the church.
The young ladies of the Phllomathean
society gave very pleasant reception
to their numerous friends last evening
at Lifts hall. The guests began to ar
rive at 7:%0 and continued coming until
an hour later, when the large hall was
comfortably filled. A first-rate pro-
gramme agreeably diversified with mu-
sic and recltationS was given, and the
l. f,5n
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Miss Laura Buckley, of 231 st. An
thOny avenue, entertained about score
of young friends on Thursday evening
with charades, given in the parlors of
the residence. The participants in the
various scenes presented had bestowed
great care in the arrangement of their
costumes, and some of the effects were
decidedly pretty. Miss Buckley and j.
{. Freane, as Romeo and Juliet, in the
balcony scene, were very successful.
and received great praise for their effort.
Judge Greer and wife, of lnver Grove,
were treated to a splendid surprise re-
Gently in celebration of the anniversary
of their thirty-third wedding day. A
large number of relatives and friends
filled the coZy residence and made the
old folks feel as happy as ever they
could. A hearty supper and all the
pleasures of such gatherings were en-
joyed, and handsome china tea set
was presented to the SURPRISED couple.
They will cherish the valuable Gift in
every way possible The party held
possession until early morning.
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One of the events of last week, which
escaped notice, was sleighing party in
which about dozen young people took
part. The trip was arranged some time
in advance, and the route taken was to
Merriam Park. The conveyance was
the usual long, covered concern on bob
sleds, and the passengers were: Misses
Hillman, Schroeder. Edsall, Rossberg,
Chairman, Cope, Chris lie, Grey, Witten-
berg, McEvoy and Wolf, Messrs. Spear,
Daman, Trowbridge. Wittenburg, Bar
Hurd, Rochet, McCune and Slocum.
The affair was thoroughly enjoyable
one and not likely to be forgotten by the
young people present.
The lch Diem Lawn Tennis club was
Wednesday evening most royalty enter
tanned by Miss Schiffman, of Dayton's
bluff. Dancing and music was the
amusement for the early part of the
evening, then DOMINIC aprons which the
charming hostess had prepared for the
occasion, the merry party prepared for
the dining room, where the animated
Scene of an old-fashioned prize candy
pull was seen in full sway.
The girls pulled and the boys pulled,
but the candy got the best of it, in fact,
most of them will carry small tokens of
regard, and have the greatest amount of
respect for that candy for some time TO
come. After the judges had decided on
the prize winners, and the prizes had
been duly presented. Mrs. Schffman
had the club served with one of those
dainty repaStS which only she can get /
up for the young folks. Then music |
and song brought TO a close one of the
most pleasant evenings that the club has
ever passed This club has become so
large and popular that its membership
is to be limited, for it is a large resi-
dence that it cannot fill under present
conditions.
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The many friends of GILBERT Davidson,
daughter of Hon. John y. Davidson, will be
pleased to learn of her return to this city
after an absence OF five years professionally.
She will remain on a visit until her profess
sOnal engagements of the ensuing season re-
quire her return.
A. J. Kaiser. of East Sixth street, repre-
senting the Twin City Packing company, left
last Monday via Northern Pacific railroad OH
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