St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-20
SOCIAL AND MUSICAL,

Mrs. Harvey Officer, OF st. Peter
street. gave the second reception intro
dncing her daughter, Miss Alice Onicer,
to society. The ladies who assisted
Mrs. and Miss Officer i'll receiving We're
Mesdames j. Ii. Simpson. j. b. Bass.
William Hunt, Frank Bass. s. NJ. Cary,
+. Z. Wright. john e. Hill, E. G.
Washington, c. A. Dibble. GuStave
Burup, }. B. Hoxsie, Hiram F. Stevens,
of st. Paul. aud Mesdames Schulten
and Cockey. of Minneapolis. The
young ladies who assisted were
Misses Brewer, Mcdonald aud Powell,
Schulten, Merrill, Everts. Minneapolis,
and Simpson. Bass, Mason, Constance,
Grace Uphan, Virginia Borup. The
dining room was very prettily decorated
Ill pink. anu the reception rooms III
yellow. About 200 ladies called during
The hours, which We're from 10
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Miss Thomson ga, e the fourth lesson
In the course of Cooking lectures at the
ROOMS of the Young Women's Friendly
associalIUn, yesterday morning. The
lesson was most interesting one, the
subject being Soups aid Sauces"
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Cen
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formal reception i'll the parlors of the
church last night for the double pur-
pose of saying farewell TO Rev. Frank
DOran, WhU is about to sever his cunnec-
ton with the church. and to Weicom5
DR.. Mckinley, vino VIII! succeed him.
There were OH the reception committee,
besides Rev. and Mrs. DOran, MesdaIneS
Williams, Cameron, Shepherd and Miss
Walker. The rooms We're tastefuily
decorated. and the ladies served light
refreshments. j. +. Tostiveii, on be
half OF the congregation, welcomed the
new pastor. DR.. Mckinley has been
for some time the presiding elder OF the
st. Paul district, and miuistered to the
spiritual needs ot this same cOngrega-
ton when it occupied modest church
OH Jackson street twenty 'nve years ago.
Mi. Doran goes 10 ihe traHkland
avenue church, Minneapolis. Il pulpit
thai las been occupied by such men as
DR.. Van Anua and DR.. Wagner. Mrs.
Mckinley Is at present i'll Philadelphia.
anu Will remain there for the winter.
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The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society uf the FIRST NJ. f. Church,
WAS held yesterday afternoon i'll the
parlors of the church. All the old
officers wrere reelected. and are as fol-
wee president, Mrs. Wilcox, second vice
president. Mrs. Vernon; secretary, Mrs.
il. +. Brill; treasurer. Mrs. Cowen.
Arrangements were made for a fair
and supper, to take place during the last
week or November, and also for a mu-
Sicale at Mrs. PaScale Smiths home, on
Nov. l. Committees for the coming
winter were appointed and the meeting
adjourned.
The ladies of Myrtle Temple No. 2.
Rathbonc Sisters. will hold bazaar at
Armory hall. corner of Sixth and Ex-
change streets, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday OF next week. Refresh
ments will he served and dancing in
dulged ill each evening. On Saturday
afternoon, from 3 TO 5 O'clock. a special
invitation is extended to ladies and
children. Admission free.
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Prof. Oscar l.. Lienau has sent out
Invitations for an informal musicale, to
be given at his studio, in the Forepaugh
block, Seven Corners, this evening, at S
O'Clock. The following programme has
been prepared for the OCCASION:
Mrs. o. l.. Lienau. Miss Bertha Mangoid, Miss
Lena Arnold and E. Hertz.
Con ratio solo-'Across the Sands
of Dee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sudds |
Miss Nettle Greer.
Tenor Solo-"Queen of the Earth" :. Pinsuti |
n. P. Void.
Piano Solo-Twelfth Rbapsodie. 80. List
Mrs. j. A. Deter.
Soprano Solo-''rhe Lotus Flower
Schumann
Miss May Griffith.
Baritone Solo. Observation-Disclosures. -. Selected
Jason W. Wait.
Either Solo $3.50. ................ 49,. Selected
Miss Bertha Alangold.
Oscar L. Lienau.
Soprano Solo-"For All Eternity'-
Mascheroni |
Miss Grace Smith.
Violin Solo-Selected 49,. "A. E. Merris |
Coutraito solo--.'Iu the Chimney
Miss Lulu Weber =
Vocal Duet-"Oh, That We Two
Were Maying' ........ Mr. and Mrs. Liepau
Piano Duet. ............. Selected
Prof William aud Miss Browne.
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A public installation of Mars Lodge
No. 2, q: U. o. o. q. F.. will occur next
Thursday evening at Market hall. The
feature of the occasion will be an anus
ing comedy entitled Married Life" by
the st. Paul Amateur Dramatic club. |
The arrangements, which are completed |
i'll every respect, are in the hands OF |
the following committee: J. II. billing !
ham, John Stokes, E. w. Crancum, |
Morris Tuders, w. L. Francis, James |
McI.ain, Jesse Boiling, Joseph Turner,
7. w. Hutchinson. W. Z. Stanton. ,Jo- |
Seph Strong, II. L. Taylor,