St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

| erect throughout was one OIL great
beauty. A large number of guests
called during the afternoon.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. E. j. Abbott, of Dayton avenue,
gave tea yesterday afternoon in honor
| of Mrs. Schwan. The ladies who as
| sisted Mrs. Abbott in receiving were
Mesdames SQuires, Bass. Rose, Rund-
lett, Scott. Rodgers, Tarbox, Smith, Stay
maker, Livingston, Pope. SiDley, Cary
and Simpson. The young ladies were
Misses Gilfillan, Moore. TarboX, Lam
prey. Pope, Warner, Bessie Pope and
Simpson.
Preparations for the dinner at the
Commercial club tomorrow evening in
honor of the clergymen and teachers are
about completed. The demand for
tickets has been so great that, on ac-
count of the lack of space for all who
will desire to attend, the sale of tickets
will close tomorrow at p. m. For an
hour before dinner the guests will meet
assembly room, and promptly at 8
o'clock the dinner will begin.
Palms and trailing vines will
beautify the alcoves and manteipieces,
W lille the table decorations will he rose
buds and carnations. The eminent
preachers and teachers who will re-
spond to the toastS in short, bright talks
on subjects Intimately connected with
the religious and educational welfare of
a ~ nf
special interest. Rev. Charles 3. Wilcox
will act as POSTMASTER, and among the
divines who will speak are Rev. John
Paul EgDert, whose topic will be 1.-The
Clergyman as Public Teacher" and
Rev. DR.. P. r. Hebron, who will re-
spond to the sentiment Religion and
Education" Supt. Gilbert will talk On
Our st. Paul Schools" aid eX-Gov. A.
r. McGil Oh ''rhe Common School,"
In addition to these many other we'll
known clergymen and teachers will
speak.
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The Humboldt High School Debating
society will hold hold its regular meet
ing in room 81 OF the high school. this
evening at O'Clock. The following
| programme will be rendered: Song,
America" school; recitation. NC
| Louis Child" Ethel Kay. Debate, ques-
ton: Resolved that the government
| should own the railroads." first speak
| e., affirmative. Sydney Holmes; second
| speaker, negative. Eddie Haskell; third
| speaker, affirmative. Lester Thayer:
! fourth speaker, negative. Frank King.
| Open debate, court scene, Richard
Arons. Bonnie Kartak, Eddie Haskell :;
recitation, ''At the Stamp Window"
Signed the Pledge" Richard Arons.
The Retail Clerks association will
give dime social this evening at s
o'clock at Labor hall. The following
programme has been arranged, and
there Will also be dancing:
| Mandolin Selections
Kleist's Ladies' Mandolin Orchestra
| Vocal Solo. NiSs Josie La Bell
Accompanied by Miss Nina l.. Wilson.
RecitatlOn... ...........C. G. Fairchild
| Piano Solo
Midget Piano Player, Isabel Scarratt
Vocal Solo-Selected-
Miss May Bell Lowering
Fancy Dance-Highland Fling
Miss Ella Rutherford
Olive Graham and Edith Scarratt
Observation-Disclosures
Miss Annie Kershbaum
| IenOr SOLO,. w. L. Burke
Recitation "The Poorhouse
Man" ........ Miss Ruth SbUshansky
Baritone Solo,. ........... MIR. Springer
SUng-COmic. james Morrow
Ii. Dellifield, Piano Accompanist.
The st. Paul Ideals had a rehearsal
last evening at Elks' hail, and it was
evident to those who were fortu nate
enough to be present that the perform
ances on the nights of Dec. 81 and %
under the auspices of the Lodge OF
Elks, will be bowling success. The
participants are endeavOring to produce
refined entertainments coupled with
many features of the old-time min
strelsy, and we are con fident that the
public will appreciate every part OF the
performance. The management is un.
der the direction Of the entertainment
committee of the lodge, composed OF
Ike Lederer, Wilbur Tibbils and Charles
B. Bowlby. F. Tenney will be stage
manager, f. Jungen will assist in the
stage management and F. @. Swasey
will be musical director. The list Of
those who will take part will be giver
later on.
This morning at 1890 o'clock Mis-.
Thomson will give a demonstration
lesson on salads-chicken, lobster, veg
etable. apple, and mayonnaise cooked
mayonnaise and cream dressing, at the
rooms of the Young Women's Friendl,
association, corner Seventh and jackson
streets.
There seems to be some misunder.
standing as to whose classes took par
i'll the entertainment of the Turuvereln
Germania Wednesday evening last.
The active Turner's. or mems classes. il
gymnastics and athletics are under tn,
direction of Otto Drehef. while tht
class In fencing is conducted by ALFRED
Krank. Edward Meili is in charge o.
the juvenile classes.
Miss Rose Brasser, Of Saltwater, i