St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30
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anu JEALOUS work uf the first founders
of the choir. the difficulties they had to
encounter in training the raw material
and bringing II to perfection, he bore
witness TO the faithful and gratuitous
services that are being rendered by the
present incumbent, Horace Eddy. The
treasurer responded 10 the toast. 1.-The
Finances" He attributed the low
condition of the treasury to the hard
times, but thought that the outlook
seemed brighter and If every one would
contribute according to their means,
this unpleasantneSs would pass away.
The sittings were entirely tree and they
relied solely upon the systematic Civ
ing" As that was the only source of
revenue the church had to count upon.
Mr.. Hunt responded to the toast, The
Bonded Debt and gave some very prac>
teal suggestions as to how that debt
could be relinquished. Mr.. Albeck In
very amusing speech replied to the
toast. 1.-The Parish" Mr.. Elias Peters
sou spoke on the toast, 1.-The Ladies of
the Parish" The happy occasion was
brought to a close by the whole audi
ence singing the national anthem.
At the rehearsal of Christ church
Church Choir Choral club for male
James Blaikie, director: w. Ii. w.
Springer. president; A N. Charters,
vice president; w. NJ. Thurston, secre-
tary and treasurer; j. F. Wilson, e. Ii.
Ziegler, A. q. GeSsltr, executive COM
mittee; (. z. Foot, accompanlSt; A. K.
Kite, librarian. The first meeting was
announced for Tuesday at $50 p. m., in
Christ church guild house. 1t is the in
tentiOn OF the club to give concert
about Nov. 10, to consist of solos. part
songs. etc. Any gentleman having
desirable voice is invited to JOIN. APP
plicatIonS may be made to MIR. Blaikie
at any meeting, or at the Marlborough
flats. Summit avenue and Sixth street.
The Calumet Dancing club held an
enthusiastic meeting last Wednesday
evening, and reorganized for the season
of 1894 5. Lifts handsome parlors have
been engaged, and a series of dancing
parties have been arranged for, the
opening hop to take place Wednesday,
Oct. II. The members. constantly bear
ing i'll mind the unequivocal successes
of previous seasons. will spare no efforts
i'll making these parties pleasing and
enjoyable to their many friends. The
new officers are as follows: p. j. Heck,
president; John Bahland, vice presi-
dent; E. j. Veith, secretary-treasurer.
Misses Edith and Alvina Paul were
delightfully."- surprised at their home. on
Worth street, Friday evening last.
Among the evenings festivities were
dancing, games and music. after which
light refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Marek, Misses Alma Tengier, Sophia
Anderson. Elsie Pasavant, Clara Shotf,
Emma Nordin. Pauline, Amelia aud
Minnie Burger. Edith and Alvina Paul;
Messrs. Lewis q. Schuetter, Frank Van
KeureE. Lewis Tubbesing. Hubert E.
Mark. Charles Hotf. William MichheIs.
William femme, Ed Kemhamp, Ed
Wolterstorf.
Mrs. A. II. Van Wrensler. of Marshall
avenue. gave dancing party Thursday
evening in honor OF her guest, Miss
Mary Spottswood, of Chicago. The
house was beautifully decorated with i
asters, and luncheon was served at mid
night. Among the many people present
Young. Miss Murphy, Miss Pateke,
Miss Gale. Miss Chapman. Miss Mar
guerite Henley, Miss Hall. Miss Flor
ence Brown, Miss Whitney, Miss Estelle
Morley; Messrs. Davis. Rodgers, Smith.
White, Pateke, McHughe, Murray,
O'Brien, Curry, Dillon, Woollett, Jones,
De Bonevia.
The Misses Carter. of Fuller street.
entertained number of their friends
at cinch Thursday evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Carter, MIR. and Mrs. Fred Schroeder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moran, the Misses
Donllue, SchwitZer, MetstOrff. Kelly.
Farrell and Drexler. Messrs. Will
Hemsch. Ed Dorety, Ed and T. Donhue,
Lilz, James Farrell and 2. Carter. The
Nm, lN,r Cob
der and Miss Maggie Carter, the pro-
gressive prizes by Will Hemsch and
Miss Minnie DreXler. while the BOBBY
prizes were carried off by Ed Donhue
and Miss Lizzie Donhue.
Miss Jessie Holloway entertained
about thirty of her friends on Friday
evening at her home, 1858 Pleasant ave-
nue.. Dancing and games were the
feature of the evening. Among those !
present were the Misses Maggie Kelly,
Jessie Hayne, Myrtle Benson, Emily |
Bruggeman, Florence Sonher, Lille |
Lohker. Florence Croft, Marie Croft, |
Bessie Graham. Mabel Mackin; Messrs. !
Gran. Graham, Croft, Baker, Suer. |
Bruggeman. Saxon and others.
Arthur W. Vance, one Of the senior |
students of Manchester college, met !
with very painful accident last week |
on their grounds. He fell and broke |
his collar bone. He was removed i'm
mediately to Mrs. Hubbard's. and DR.. |
Henderson, of Merriam park, arrived |
III very short time and set the break, |
and at present he is doing we'll. II the |
kindness of the boys and his many |
friends can restore him he will soon |
be out again.
A number of young people of lower !
town met at Miss Lillian Hunts and |
formed a cinch club, the name of which |
is Eucalyptus. They will meet
every other Thursday at the home of |
Miss j. Cumbey, GAO Olive street.
The many friends of j. e. Brady !
gathered at bis home, 1855 st. Anthony |
avenue, to celebrate the anniversary of |
his thirty-thlrd birthday, Friday even
ing, Sept. %. Music and cards were
the features of the evening.