St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-29

seminary, to the young ladies and their gem
tiemen friends Monday evening was by far
the prettiest affair OF the season. There were
twenty couples in the dances and dainty
favors, choice refreshments and number of
novel figures introduced contributed To the
success of the evening. There were present
Misses Hosack. Deem, Nellie Postlethwaite,
Mary b. Clark, Olivia Clark. Mamie Cope,
Canta Cope, Naith Fogle. Mamie Williams,
Mary Beach, Bay Stein, Mabel Collins, Anna
Goodsell Helen Foster, Winnie Dixson. E.
P p!, Mary Pollock, Ida ,McGill,
and Mrs. FRIEND b. Brace and Mrs.
Powers, Messrs. Tears. W. Brill, f. Cud-
worth, George H. Iltis, II. Moore, NJ. Dana,
Kari Burghardt, from the Park; III. Gri fin,
g. Fisher, G. Goodsell, Louis Putnam. from
Minneapolis; W. F. Hunt A. II. Moore and
Clyde Miller, from st. Paul.
The st. Paul kindergarten association en-
tertsined the Minneapolis association at the
residence of Mrs. Passage, on Gordon ave-
upon Religion and the Kinoergarten, bv
Mrs. Plumb, Miss TwitcheIl, Mrs. TIFFANY
and Miss lamar, all emphasized the impor-
lance of religion in the full development of
logical teaching should be allowed. solo
was given by Miss Green, also several instru-
mental pieces by the ladies present After
TINS programme the sixty ladies present sat
down 10 most dainty lunch gracefully
served by the hostess, Mrs. Passage, assisted
by Mrs. Burghardt and Mrs. Stone
The Saturday Night club that evening lis
tened to an original paper by Mr.. Moffett
upon THE Name America" Mr.. Moffet
ably sustained the position taken by eminent
historians that the name America was not
derived from the Florentine Amerlgo YES
puccl. The paper was an excellent one
proving full of interest throughout The
The club propose at no di slant date to devote
an entire evening to a discussion on Art"
with ten-minute papers from each of the
twelve gentlemen composing this excellent
club.
1t certainly was a matter Of deep regret to
the majority of park people that the presenta-
ton at the Murray school last week was not
more thoroughly known-but, as compar-
at1vely few knew OF it. the remarks of Gov.
Marshall. Rev. Chandler, Mr. Hazard, as
Wen as the excellent programme Of the chill
dren was missed by a large number. Even
ex.Ald. Pratt, who secured the handsome
building in the park. was not aware of the
exercises until too late to attend.
MIR. and Mrs j. r. Cavanaugh, Of Lang
ford Park place, entertained the members Of
the old '.Euchre club Friday evening, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Connel, who
leave Saturday next for Columbus.
The Church of Our Father gives a social in
Central hall this week, Thursday evening
The programme, a thoroughly unique and
novel one, is ieslously guarded, as several
surprises will be sprung
Mrs. J. Fl. Southall left Thursday evening
for st. Louis, where she will spend q fort
night with her sister, Mrs. Lieut.. Russell, at
Jefferson Barracks
The young ladies of the Stryker seminary
will soon announce another or their mu-
sicales which have proved SO acceptable to
society here.
Miss Anna Tuchs, of Minneapolis, enter
tanned Miss Stryker and Miss Deem, of the
seminary, Wednesday evening last.
Rev. Staples lecture on Voltaire in Central
hall. Monday evening last, drew out large
and appreciative audience.
Mrs. Hoover, of Marvel street. enter
tanned the Interurban club Monday evening
last
Miss Hosack and Miss Fogle, of the sem
mary, spent Sunday last in Saltwater.