St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-18

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tiiittee 5f afraageaHsnts consisted Of Messrs.
Sloeuna and beet. This was the clubs last
party fef the seasea,
The teachers ef Forest street mission were
entertained last evening at the home Of Mrs.
Henry GILES, 95e Ferest street,
Miss Yhitrldge gare recital last, evening
at f49 Pleasant aYsnue, assisted by Miss
Shaw ahd Miss Wiggins, of Minneapolis;
Miss Rssser, Miss Kendrieks, ]. W. jamie
seh, q: eesslef ana Il. q, 1adson.
The ladies' of First NJ. p. church gave o
social last evening at the hefne Of Mrs, Hen
fy Fit2, err Nielsen avenue,
The Crusaders society gave book social
lass hisAe at efetia hall.
The hadles' Aia Society of olivet M. e.
Church gave 2 sale and supper In the church
81 Jaiis street last evening,
The hadies Afternoon club met yesterday
aftetHeeA ct The heme ef Mrs. Y, j. Roths-
ehils. ef Fa.ft..saAt ereaae,
Mrs. Charles Greene, of the Colonial. gave
5anes lHhehesA yesterday,
DR.. and Mrs. Mclean, OF Arundel street,
save aiaAes last evening for Mrs. Green,
t.. Mis- \ S @Heyss r. gtves g syeis party this even
IN Mrs. 5eha In r. nidlemaa gtrss buffet lunch
VeH Rieehs wAe leaves seen fer Europe.
the usual entertainment at the Bethel yester-
anee: MFg: nldiemsa and Mr., YsblsSorst
an address Ia the German language. Prof.
MarleW gave d, eefnet selei Mrs. William
pli Toplis9 gate pleasing wh!stling soloi Misses
aee duet, ahd Mrs. Owen j. Sweet sang Mrs.
aeerge pehn, Mrs. seeor and the Misses
Webb assisted at the tables.
Mrs. j. Wilder Merriam gave a luncheon
yesterday aftetneen,
toa!sso1 MRS; 9e9s He NssEsy y # rhslen avenue,
bury M. q. Church yesterday afternoon.
Charming girls in dainty gowns and hand
peessy sssg sn L sssas ssssssa ssa full b dress srs
tve5teRs thaa anything else, and the liyellest
of dance fausle were the features which
made = the ~ 1lsGp p {ssf party BY the grls Of the
and NEST successful parties given this year
The guests werei Ray Jackson, George Shaw,
sI ser hhha sha ae6s Sss oP.er be eeis hss s'wsI w
ter Mitchell Walter aeas Max Matterson
Sheldon Brooks. Harry Brooks, Jay Trum-
b h HSsa ssht 4sF . Lsssa gsa & Tinker A Ifa pdSa D9n
NJ. Wheeler and James Donnelly. The young
Women were; Minnie Hallowell, Madeline
Lsahast, julia Eossrs' huniss MeNiehasi,
Mildred Cooper Grace Egan, Lila Marehsnd.
Grace Ely, Maud shaw. Nellie o,Brien, Mel
lie Ksyanaagh. Elsie Wyand, & Grace Barker.
baker, Grace Dsmpier, Faith. Marsh. Ida
Cannon, Mary etees, Ruth Lusk. The chap
erenes We're; Miss Newson, Mrs stickney
Miss Hooper Miss Gauth!er, Miss clun, Mrs.
6. R. Grotf, Mrs. NJ. Brown.
The young people of First Baptist church
gave recention last evening for Rev; and
oeiving the 100 or more guest. by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Carender, Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ.
Van Duzee. Mr., and Mrs; William Wake
composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. D. X. Ran
DALI Mr.. and Mrs. Walter. Stanton. Mr.. and
Ms es9sgs s2g Mr bss spa p IN the a Passy
and Mrs. G. w. Hallowell Misses Hatton,
Northrop, Lowe, Peasley, Hager, Messrs.
ast0n sSs f nsdn sns 5ur aorhon m'hf s. rs1ssh
ments were delicious and were daintily
served by Mrs. G. W. Hallowell, Mrs. Tit
comb, Miss Wakefield, Miss Gates, Miss NJ.
Miss Alcott. The mattresses were Mamie
Briggs. Ethel Essery, Alice Northrop Nellie
B. Hope. The rooms were prettily decorated
| under the following committee: Mrs. ]. R.
Cleveland, Mrs. Harcourt, Mrs. Hat
ton, Miss Gertrude Gates, Miss Flor
ence Briggs. A programme was given
during the evening by the Ladies'
Mandolin club. Miss Florence Walker, Miss
Carrie Rossell Miss Gertrude Lyons, Miss
Hustwait, assisted by A. B. Bishop, Ted
| Simpson and Miss Dora Simpson, Miss Grace
Rhodes Minneopa quartette, George Butrick
| Charles Northrop.
The pupils of Mrs James Morrison gave an
enjoyable entertainment last evening at New
Central hail. which was attended by 100 peo-
ple The programme given as follows,
| the prettiest feature being the troop drill by
| ten little girls in blue suits, who were thor
| oughly we'll drilled Piano solo, Frank Ben
| son: chorus by class; vocal solo, Nettie Nor
| rison; vocal duet Miss NJ. E. Phillips and P.
| H McAuley; male quartette; piano duet, Miss
| Briggs and Miss Rapp; recitation, Miss
| Knapp; hoop drill piano solo. Wallace Low
vocal solo, Miss Alpha Tucker; quartette;
| piano solo, Miss Dasey Rapp; piano solo,
| Miss Retzmann; duet. Miss Low and Wallace
! Low; song by eight male voices; chorus.
| After the programme there was dancing to
| music by Brose's orchestra.
| Miss Amorette NJ. Beecher. cousin of Henry
Ward Beecher, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
1 E. Mayo at the Marlborough.
| CONCERT AND BALL.