St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-11
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

alton of the st. Paul High School is to occur
at the Metropolitan opera house on the even
ing of Monday, June l9. The usual excel
lent programme has been arranged. There
will be music vocal and instrumental, and
improm ptu speeches by class presidents and
others. Principal Carman and Supt. Gilbert
will also speak, the affair to close with
dancing to music furnished by the st. An
thony Hill orchestra. Supper will be served
during the evening. Tickets may be obtained
from any of the officers or executive COM
mittee, or from Carl Taylor in the Gilfllan
block, or. Leavitt Corning in the Union
block. Alumni are requested TO obtain
, tickets for themselves and friends as soon
as possible.
A large and appreeiative audience assem-
bled in Fords hall last Monday evening to
! enjoy the pianoforte recital given by Miss
Clara Mott and her pupils. Miss Motifs rem
dition of selections from Ralf, BRAHMS ana
Schuman was artistic and finished, her exc
cution of the difficult Schumann's Con
certo" being especially deserving of mention
for its faultless technique. The numbers by
the Misses Anna Easton and Eleanor Sloan
gave evidence of great musical ability and
artistic training. Miss Nora Smith, lately of
Berlin, and the Beethoven String quartette
! assisted in the entertainment by giving the
brilliant quintette by Jadassohn in a manner
which left nothing to be desired. The vocal
selection of the evening was very pleasing
baritone solo by A. W. Munster.
A very pleasant party was given by the
Beau Monde social Friday evening, June Q,
at Mr. Meurer's house OH Won Minden street.
The evening was spent in dancing. Among
those present were: Misses Lizzie Byrnes,
Lydia Johns, Ida Cook, Louise Murray,
Gustie aud Kate Horeish, Emma and Francis
Lawson, Eleonora Gross, Louise Ceska, Miss
Brunner Miss Kerwin, Nettie Babcock. Kate
Meurer; Messrs. Joseph Cook, F. l.. Manner.
Dell Wescott, j. ". Helm, E. a. Parker.
Fisher. Harry Bailey. Trueman White, +.
Schultz, A. Berg. Boxer, Harry Mcguire, Ed
Dreher, Harry Beckjord, j. Kerwin. j.
Meurer. Seibert, F Lemke and many others.
Master Edward L. Miller was given very
pleasant surprise party at the residence Of
| his aunt, 26 East College avenue. on last
Tuesday evening, in honor of his being
twelve years old on that day. Among those
present were: Mrs. Snyder, Miss and Master
Johnny and George Snyder, Mrs Taigen,
Master Tommy and Baby Taigen, Mrs. Clarke
and daughter, Mrs. Matthews and daughter,
Master Robert Richar d son and others. Miss
Kaiser and Miss Minnie Taigen kindly fur
nished music for the party.
The Minuet Social club gave another of its
successful parties at its new club room. No.
357 Rice street. last Tuesday evening, there
being about thirty couple present. The club
elected the following officers at its meeting
last Wednesday evening for the ensuing two
months: j. j. Cahlll presidents G. II. Bur-
ris, vice president; William Perrior, treas
urer; f. Wagner, secretary; B. LeMay. floor
manager
Mrs Engler and Mrs Lusk gave large
and pleasant euchre party at Hotel Barteau
last Tuesday evening. The ladies' prizes
were won by Miss Marguerite Anderson and
Mrs. II. w. Field, and the gentlemen's by
Roy Anan and W. s. JOY. An elegant
lunch was served at II O'Clock.
The ladies of Trinity English Lutheran
church will give an ice cream and strawberry
social at the home of Mrs S. A. Ponthan, %
Prospect Terrace on the evening of Wednes-
dov Inn A m avxril1 ,o
rendered. All are Invited.
The Woman's Baking company may feel
almost assured of success from the initial
meeting Men and women interested gath
cred at the Valentine block ana agreed that
the enterprise was worthy of the utmost con-
tidence.
Miss Inez very pleasantly entertained the
Entire Nous club last week The prizes were
won by Miss Mary Fitzgerald and Charles
Mct ann. The next meeting is to be held at
the home of Miss Alice Murphy.
Garfield Post, No. Swill give a social camp
fire at their hall, $50 East Seventh street, Fri
day evening. June 16. All comrades and
woman's relief corps are. cordially invited
to come.
Mrs Mclaughlin gave childrens party
Saturday afternoon at her residence on East
Winifred street in honor of her daughters
birthday. About forty little guests were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane e. Stone gave a box
party at the Grand, Monday evening, for Mr..
ana Mrs. Tildeu r. Selmes, Mr. and Mrs. ".
T.. Naxfield Miss Finch and Mr.. Paget
Rev. Thomas McClary will give his great
lecture on sunshine in Labor" next Thurs
day evening June Is, at the King Street
church, West st. Paul.
The Kings Daughters and Sons of the Uni
versalist church were entertained by Miss
Belle Hood, of 646 Olive street, Wednesday
evening.
Tho w = G of Graee church hold their
quarterly tea and meeting Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Ii. A. Charles. 100 Freble
street.
The Children's GUILD of ST. Peters church
gave pleasant social Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. McIver, on Short street.
Mrs A. Poirier OF 292 Louis street, has left
for Chicago OIL a visit, and will be absent for
few weeks.
The young people of the cathedral parish
gave we'll attended social this week.
The pupils of the John Ericsson schoo
gave reception on June 5. i