St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-04
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The reception rendered W. G. Pratt, the
eminent operate composer, at the Hotel
Ryan Thursday was very pleasant affair.
The musical selections or the programme
were of his composition, and were well re-
ceIyed The vocal selections were sung by
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Colville and Mrs. Harris,
and were well rendered. as work by those
well known favorites always is. At the
close of the programme Mr.. Pratt explained
the nature of the allegory which will be
given at the Auditorium on the 9th inst. A
few of those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Cooper Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Arthur Clark; Misses
Baker. Johnson, Darlington Eustis, of Min
neapolis ;sSmith, Pattee, and Messrs. Browne,
Middleton, Fugate, Ellsworth, Baker and
Irvine.
Miss Lillian and Arthur Grube gave very
pleasant dancing party Friday evening at
their home, corner Of Arcade and Margaret
streets. The evening vast spent in dancing
to music furnished by Hiiyard's orchestra.
The house was beautifully decorated.
Among those present we noticed the Misses
Clara Meier, Ida Greye, Irene Milan, Ella
Funk, Agnes Erickson, Belle Copp, Lily
Decker, Emma Dieter, Emily Starkey. Laura
Swarlz Lulu Davis, Lottie Megin,
Katie Brooke, Clemmie Siebold, Jo-
hanna and Agnes Hall, lima Scheffer,
Studeman and others; Messrs. Frank and
George Seibert, Ed Maher, Fred Sehleik,
George Schultz, Will Grossman, Will and
Sherman Chamberlain, A. Greenwood, VIII
Gray, o. Gays, r. Allison, Siebold, Charles
Nienaber, Vic Thomas, Paul De Haas, Charles
Brooke, A. Mertens, A. Eggert, Ed Fox, Mar
tin cooke, Elmer Deebach, Gebhardt Bohn
Jr., G. H. CRUDE, j. E. Starkey and others.
In the early fall the ladies of the St Paul
Art club are to have line spectacular enter
tainment, which, it is hoped, may put the
club in better financial condition. Mr..
| Speedy will prepare an entertainment which
will rival the glories of the late kirmess. sc
much admired. Arrangements of the most
| satisfactory kind have been made, and the
entertainment will be given in the early fall,
! perhaps i'll the Auditorium.
The men Of Poverty fiat gave pleasant
little dinner to MI. and Mrs. j. j. Parker
| Wednesday at their home on West Fifth
street. There were in the party Mr.. and Mrs
| Parker, Miss Sturgis, Miss Mann, Miss Gil
| fllan; Messrs. Wenzell Hancock, Pierce
| Iardley and Percy Parker j. j. Parker was
formerly of the Poverty flat family and thai
gave pleasant reminiscent color to the oc
| casion.
The city is to be pleasantly invaded from
| the river front next week, when the steamel
! General Barnard will bring Miss Mackenzie
! and several friends up the river from Rocl
| Island. The boat is coming up to take the
| Loyal Legion and delegates on river trip
aud Miss Mackenzie and one or two friends
| have seized the opportunity to again CAPTURE
! the town.
A. b. Hall and wife and Mrs L. N. Nut
well, of Washington, D. c., are visiting thei
sister, Mrs. John Swinborne
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stephenson, of 32l st
| Adams stseet. took their departure for Chi
cago very recently. where they intend enter
tanning worlds fair visitors during the fail
They have leased furnished house in Engle