St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Order Sons of st. George, Pioneer Lodge
No. 23Swill hold its third social entertain
ment and dance of the season, Wednesday
evening, Feb. l, at Odd Fellows hail. corner
Fifth and Wabasha streets. The following
ladies and gentlemen have kindly offered
their services in the musical programmed
Misses A. and NJ. Froiseth, Miss Berg and
Mrs Leslie Rutherford Messrs j. F. Knight,
j. Chamberlain, G. Freeman, W G. Gurney.
ID. Hillon, Z. Murphy, j. W. Smith. j. W.
Taylor; and a recitation will be given by J.
j. Ryder After the musical portion will
follow farce for three characters, Mrs.
Bouncers Lodgers,' i'll which Miss Julia
Reidt Will take the character of Mrs. Bouncer
and + j. Wilcock and +, g. Medcalf her
two dodgers.
Alfred Mayo, of ST. Anthony hill gave
charming entertainment and party at The
home of his uncle, c. E: SchunemaE.
this week to large number of friends. The
majority of the guests present were students
from the state university, although there
were number OF others present. The event
was made notable by the number of Delta
Tau Deitas present from the varsity. The
evening was passed with the usual social di-
versions. and the guests were pleasantly en-
-terlained by Ralph Sewall i'll an interpreta-
ton of the character of Phillip from "Fe-
dora" Mr.. Sewall is naturally an actor, and
his i'm presentations were very credltable.
Mrs. Helen A. Beard gave her third read
ing at the PEOPLES church last evening to a
versation between the admirers and critics of
the poet Wordsworth and the admirers had
decidedly the best of the controversy, being
upheld by letters from DR.. GunSaulus, DR..
Washington GLADDEN. and DR.. j. II. Barrows.
Mrs. Beard gave quotations from THE Daft
fodils,'; The Cuckoo" she Was Phantom
of Delight and lode to Immortality" Mrs.
Beard gives another reading next week en-
titled 'Vers de Saciete.' which will be of in
terest to all readers OF popular magazines
fol q it does the maUaZinp nOatS
sleighing party from Minneapolis Fri
day evening. composed of the Misses Agnes
Keel Carrie Saunders. Hattie Wells, Francis
Newman. Edna Rice and Miss Hantt. Messrs.
A. e. Jones, Ii. q. McElrath. G. W. Cunning
ham, K. A. Heinshaw, E. A. Van Slant, +. l..
Haskell. were pleasantly entertained by Miss
Belle Acker. Among the St. PaullteS who
participated were the, Misses Lydia Brant,
Anna Nelson. Mary Braut Cora Neuman
and Messrs. +. R. George, II. q. Brant, II. E.
George Miss TAFT. The evening was spent
in games music and refreshments.
Among the new literary societies recently
organized is the Crusaders: Reading circle,
which is one of the most successful reading
circles i'll the city. The members follow a
prepared course of reading, and at the meet
ings held once a week. they exchange ideas
on the various subjects read during the week,
and intersperse the discussions with literary
and musical numbers. The following well
known gentlemen of ability in that line of
work are the officers: President, Ii. G.
Tardy; secretary, Frank Farley; treasurer,
A ". Gutridge.
The students of the Globe Business college
feel very proud of themselves as well as the
professor. They gave dance Monday even
ing, and about forty couples participated in
the dance; however, thanks are due to the
lady students of the college for their angels
food. They have distinguished themselves
for furnishing all elegant lunch which every
member enjoyed all the whole was a pro-
nounced success The Twin City band fur
nshed the get your partner"
Mrs Winslow gave quiet, informal recep-
ton at her home Ill the Aberdeen, Sunday
evening, for Mrs Ranloul. Mrs. Aindman