St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-01
THE WEEKS EVENTS.

Thursday evening, Sept. %, the AL
pha Lodge No. ~, Daughters of Re-
bekah, Of Merriam Park, gave a very
pleasant entertainment at Columbian
hall, consisting of readings, recita-
lions, vocal and instrumental music,
etc. The entertainment in general was
| q good one, and was well attended, but
there are few numbers that deserve
special mention, such as the recitation
by little Miss Aggie Wilson, who was
called upon to respond four times.
The Iroubadour male quartette, con-
slStlng OF MeSSrs. Stark, Silk. Schroed-
er aud SchmitZ, in welcome Tonight"
and "ForSaken' was greeted with ap-
ladies' quartette. j. B. Stark's tenor
solos Two Little girls in Blue" and
ION Promise Me" were very com
meDdable. w. j. Sullivan's recitation
casey at the Bat' was also well rem
dered. After the entertainment light
lunch was served, which was followed
by short dance programme, Stafford's
orchestra, of st. Anthony Park, fur
nlShlng the music.
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Spates, of 1O31
Reaney street, celebrated the tenth an
nlVersary OF their marriage on Tuesday
evening, Sept. 26. Their friends to the
number Of sixty gathered in their home
and spent several happy hours tender
ing congratulations, partaking of de-
liclouS refreshments and enjoying soma
excellent music rendered by Ed Halbe's
Mandolin orchestra. A very pleasant
/ feature of the evening for the doctor
and wife was the reception Of numerous
gifts from their guests appropriate TO
the event, proving that the host and
hostess are held in high esteem by their
friends. A world of sport was started
by the presentation of tin hats 10 the
bride and groom, which they wore dur
ing the evening, and no doubt with the
other articles of usefulness will pre-
serve with the utmost care to keep in
memory the donors and the happy oc-
casion.
The La Belle Fencing and Social club
gave their first hop OF The season last Fri
day evening, Sept. 90. at Van Ellemeet's
music hall. The evening was rather
cold and dark, but nevertheless nice
crowd assembled to dance to the pleas
ant strains of the Metropolitan orches-
ira, who furnished the music for the
occasion and who have been engaged
tor the season. During the Interuission
MeSSrs. Arthur B. MalletU and Herman
HearShy gave an exhibition of scientific
fencing which was we'll rendered and
enjoyed by those present. An elegant
gold medal was then presented to the
club by Herman Hearshy, to be con-
tested for in the near future. Supper
was served and dancing resumed until
about D. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Sharp, of Page
street, entertained Prof. Hebe and his
mandoline club on Friday. Among
those present were: Mesdames Hoff-
man and Sharp: Misses Florence and
George Godbout, Louise and Flossie
ChrySt. Augusta Drefhal, May Rich
lieu. Garry iodine; Messrs. Hoffman,
HejDe, B. and w. Sharp. w. Munich, q.
Gilky, G. Gregory, E. Kavanagh, E.
Brown, Z. Turner, Q. Sharp, and Smith.
The CLUB played many beautiful selec-
tions, after which the rooms were
cleared for dancing. and about IL O'Clock
beautiful lunch was served.
Miss Amelia Zenzius entertained
number of her young friends Saturday
afternoon from to 5, at the residence
of her parents, at 3i3 Martin street. The
young people enjoyed themselves i'm
menSely with songs, games and dane
ing, and later on partook of an elegant
lunch. Among those present were the
| Misses Mamie and Jette lehman,
| Margaret Wasmus, Emma Case, Vera
| Robinson and Doris jacobson, and the
Masters Louis WaSmus, Herbert Zen
Zius. Raymond Pettingill, Luther Case
| and Walter ,laggr.
While st. Paul Camp No. 6, Wood
| men of the World, were holding a ses-
| sion, partly business and partly social,
on the evening of Sept. 25, at Martins
| hall, a large number of the Sovereigns'
| ladies invaded the hall, and. taking
| possession of il and the members pres
ent, proceeded to help them to have a
| right royal time. After the social ses-
| sion was over the ladies served supper.
Among the social events of the week
was surprise party given in honor of
| Miss Jennie HOlmquiSt, it being the
! anniversary of her birthday. About
| $50 of her friends were present, and
very pleasant evening was spent.
! Lunch was served about midnight.
| Dancing, music and cards were the
| programme of the evening.
r. A. Hadden, who has been until
very recently the assistant state secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. Z. A. of Iowa, and is
one of our ST. Paul boys, left Friday
evening for Chicago, where he goes to
| play the coruet in MI. Moody's great
| evangelistic meetings during the month
| Of October.
A very pretty surprise party was ten
dered Miss Winter by her numerous
friends at Marquard's hall. About
| thirty couples were present, and dancing
was the feature of the evening. Music
was furnished by the Metropolitan or
| cheStra.
The ladies of Garfield Relief CORPS
! gave very pleasant social Friday even
| ing at their hail. The different CORPS
| and posts of the G. A. r. and the Sons
of Veterans of this city were well rep
resented.
Mrs. w. W. Holcomb, of Dayton's
| bluff, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
T. Brabee aud daughter. returned Sat
urday from weeks stay at the worlds
fair.
| Miss Olga Kranz. of Belle Plain,
| visited the Misses Jams at their resi-
dence, 455 st. Peter street, during the
week, and returned home Yesterday.
| DIR. and Mrs. Woolway have taken
| apartments for the winter at the Miner,
| corner of College avenue and West
| Sixth street.
Mrs. NJ. Stelzer and daughter, Miss
| Emma, of Dillon. Mont, are visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
Andrew NJ. Clarke, a well-known
newspaper man of Buffalo, n. Y, is
visiting the Twin Cities.
Mrs. S. M. Reinhard, of 81 Fillmore
avenue, has gone on visit to friends In
| Winona.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE.