St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-25

chance to make speech. and he said:
"Children.. chance to make a speach is like
one of you having plate of delicious candy
given you and having your mother say Don't
eat that, il will make you SICK; new. had a
chance to speak, but will not for fear il
would make the. children sick In Il few
words he expressed his pleasure at seeing SO
many OF the church S Sunday schools gath
cred in the mother church as guests; said a
little abont the future of these young people.
then said he going to quit talking, aud
did it. The choir sang "fark. Hark. ny
Soul. followed by the semi eb orns Herald
STAR led by Mrs. Yale. assisted by
the little girls, after which the con
gregation, led by the white robed little
choir, sang Love Divine" when the pupils
were marched by schools down siofrs TO
finish the evening. In the parlors of the
church the most unique interpretations of
the gift giyer'' ever seen were displayed in
the form of real Dutch wind mill built in
grove OF pine trees. from which came
big white aproned jolly looking miller with
meal whitened hair and beard as all miliers
should have, attended by crown of brown
les, real Palmer Cox Brownies. who carried
big bags of grist into the mill that lit must
have been a fairy mill) came out bags of
sweeJmeats. which were passed to the chill
dren who filed past the mill door and out Of
the church door On their way home to dream
of good Kris Kingle. who, Door old saint. has
no right of way down these "fin de steele"
chimneyS.
Mr. and Mrs W. NJ McQuade gave a very
pleasant reception last Wednesday evening
at their home on Hague avenue to introduce
their daughter Mamie. who has just returned
from school at Faribault The house was
beautifully decorated with Christmas green
cry appropriate to tine season. Among those
present were Misses Dowlau, G.. Campbell.
Reed, Keller Wall; Messrs Brundage, Han
Ian. Esheloy, Sawyer, Story, MI. and
Mrs. Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Adams,
Provoncher, Provoncher, Tilke, Burns, -Neli
son, Briggs, Briggs. ST. AIbons, ST. Albons,
Mernane, Knee. Shenif. Blanchard, Leonard,
Flynn, Turner, Carpenter, Tilke. TIlke,
Sowing, Smally. Knee Jennings, JOY Joy.
Penneman. Lowell, Pendergast, Swift. Frand,
Allen, Parker. Adler, Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyons, st. Paul Park; Mrs. Williams, Polo.
H.: Miss Erickson. Blue Earth City, Mimi.
Mrs. j. j. Hill entertained the Schubert
club at her home on Summit avenue Thurs
day evening. Contrary to The usual custom.a
number of guests outside of the club were
entertained with them. Each member was
allowed to invite an escort and one friend
beside. With these additions the company
was a large one. A good programme was ar
ranged by the clob, i'll which they were as
sisted by the st. Paul Mendelssohn quartette.
Mr. Edward Mohaupt was surprised at his
home on York street on Saturday evening
last Among the unexpected guests were
the Misses Rose Jauss, Katie Mohaupt Min
ME Jeske, Cora Depau. Regime Mayer, Jen-
ME Johnston, Minnie Anderson. and Messrs.
M Bast, c. Mayer, William Mohaupt. G.
Mulfinger, William Stuart, e. Jeske, FL. Guss-
row and T. Gette. The evening was delight
fully spent in games, music, etc., after
which refreshments we're served.
Miss stephenson and Miss Julia Stephen
son, of Laurel avenue, gave a charming re.
ception Wednesday evening" from to y. in
honor of Miss Gheen, of Chester Pa. and
Miss Colt of New York. The spacious par
lors were tastefully decorated with ever
greens, holly and mistletoe. so that every
room was suggestive of the Christmas season.
A large number Of the younger set i'll society
was present to meet the guests.
George w. Sherwood, of Maria avenue,
gave very enjoyable musical FRIDAY even
ing, the musical programme furnlshed by
the Mandolin and Guitar club from the uni
versity. assisted by Miss Nellie Hope. mando-
lin and vocal selections; Miss Reed. vocal
and Mr. Bulrick, vocal solos, about fifty be-
ing present to enjoy the musical treat.
Prof and Mrs. j. W. Rank were at HON
to The pupils of the Curtiss Business college
last Thursday evening. They were ably as
Brown and the Misses Sly, Jessie Dampier.
Merigoid and NJ. Cheney. Their home was
beautifully decorated and the pupils were
given very enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bickel. Of Ninth
street, was given O surprise Monday evening
taking possession of their home the occasion
being in honor of Mrs. Bickel's birthday. A
very handsome souvenir OF the event was
given Mrs. Bickel as a token of long existing
friendship.
On last Saturday evening DR.. Alden enter
tanned his gentleman friends. Among those
present we're Judge Fiandrau, Mr.. Smith, MIR.
Sturgis, Gen. Merritt Col. Mason, Mr. Squires,
Col Barber, Cspt. Durham. Maj Jones, Col.
Kent, Mr.. Avery and Capt. Stemble.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. D. Kelley entertained the
Ladies' Columbian Euchre club at their
home on Collins street last Thursday after
noon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. P.
II. Cavanagh, Mrs. AcGolance and Mrs. b.
Garfield.
A euchre party to the young married peo
pie was given on Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Stryker at their home on
Marshall avenue,
"Wednesday evening Byrd Hewitt gave
theater party and dinner party for Mr.. aud
Mrs. Scott, Miss Briggs Miss Field, Mr.. Stur-
gis and Mr.. Read.
The ST. Paul chapter, o. E. s., gave we'll
attended social hop at Vega hall Monday
evening for the benefit of the Newsboys'
home.
The ladies of St Lukes church gave very
delightful social at the residence of Mrs. M
Franklin, 500 Selby avenue, Wednesday even
Ing.
The women at the Portland entertained
number of guests very pleasantly TUESDAY
evening. There were cards and dancing
Miss Matte Jones gave german Friday
evening to the very young society people. 1t
was led by Lieut.. Butler.
The annual exercises of the Baldwin school
took place Wednesday at Il O'Clock, and were
very largely attended.
The Ladies' TWo-to-Five Euchre club was
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Wilson
Wednesday evening.
Mrs Fl Marie Robbins gave delightful
fancy dress ball for her pupils at Lifts hall
Tuesday evening.
Miss Maud Fasolt. of st. Cloud,.is spending
the holidays with Flossie Terrier, OF Ark
right street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Schurmeier gave Chist-
mas party for their young friends Christmas
eve.
Mrs. Willie Winslow gave dinner party at
the Aberdeen Thursday evening.
Miss Lenora Horn entertains Tuesday even.
ing at her home in Irvine Park.