St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17

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Leave emerald ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :45 p
arrive Sunnyside. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 p. M
Leave Sunnyslde. ......".........u... Sis p M
Leave Wonderland. d...........,,.,..... $50 D. NJ
Arrive Singleton n..................... S;45 p m.
Leave Singleton. Observation-Disclosures. ZOO D. NJ
Leave Musicvllle. e...................., 9l5 p N.
Arrive Dream Plains. ns............. $50 D. M
Leave Dream Plains. ns.............. 946 D. In.
Arrive MerryVtle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 :15 D N
Ticket office, waiting room, etc. were in the
rear Of the church. and the special agent. D.
q. TAFT, accompanied the excursion and looked
after the interests of the passengers The
Music family, including Miss Piano Music,
Miss Guitar Music, Miss Violin Music. Messrs.
Mandolin. AutoharD and Either Music; the
Singer family. including Messrs. Solo, Duet
. and Quartette Singer, and Misses Quartette.
Sibley Chorus and Kindergarten Singer, and
the Recitation family OF six more clever
members. went on the trip, accompanied by a
large and admiring company of friends. There
was dining room we'll supplied at the St.
Paul station. open from to 7:30. which was
largely patroniged.
Edward r. Sanford Jr. gave another of his
delightful series of muscales last evening at
his home, q St Adams street The rooms
were prettily arranged with flowers and re-
freShments were served at the close of the
programme. which was given by Mrs Frances
+. Fremont or Fort Smelling. and G. f. Bige-
low .Ir., snlOists: Miss Whitridge, reader; and
Miss Wilson. pianist. Refreshments were
served from table presided by Mrs D.
A. Monfert and Mrs. Charles p Noyes as
sisted by Miss Beardsley, Miss Julia Noyes
and Miss De Coster. Mrs Charles II. Bige-
low Jr. served tea from the samovar.
Mrs. John Paul Egber gives a reception
Thursday at her home. on Dayton avenue.
Miss Jennings Of 5al Ashland avenue. en-
Miss Ethel Cline Ford gave an informal
musicale last evening at the home OF A. s.
Tallmadge Dayton avenue and Arundel street,
In which the following we'll known artists
participated: Percy Churchill. Harvey George.
Miss Alcott Miss Hope Frank Krieger, Ed
Bishop. Ted Simpson Miss Ford also gave a
number of selections.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the PEOPLES
Church will meet this afternoon with Mrs
A $. Tatlmadge. OF Marshall avenua.
A concert will be given this evening at
WoodrufT's hall for the benefit OF Manchester
college.
will celebrate It's fifth anniversary this after
noon at Pythian hall, BowIby block.
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson state lecturer will
deliver address at the woman suffrage
meeting at Conover hall tomorrow afternoon.
the Peoples Church will meet this afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Hodgson. SIS Dayton
avenue.
Miss Minette NJ. Lake gives recital at the
Schultz block this evening
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. spooner and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Bond entertained social party
of twenty-four al dinner az the Windsor hotel
Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. R. Metcalfs stereopticon ,lIustra-
tions to her lecture before the art class of
the high school Yesterday afternoon were re-
productions OF many OF the famous paintings
by Gerome
The junior circle Of the Kings Daughters
Rhodes, b16 Portland avenue. There was q
fair attendance and 8 very interesting meet
ing was beid.
Messrs. D. F. Colvtlle. vocalist. and Bag
nall, pianist, gave very ENJOYABLE pupils
recital at Carleton college last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cratsenberg of 400 Laurel
avenue will entertain the Kangaroo club
Thursday evening.
Miss Coburn. Of the Albion entertains this
afternoon with progressive euchre.
Mrs. Hugh schlenk receives today at the
Kenilworth
The Rectcr's Aid Society Of St. Paurs
Church meets today in the choir room.
Mrs. e J. Hodgson enter,ains the young
people OF the Peoples church this evening at
her home. 51S Dayton avenue.
St Luke's Guild OF ST. Johns Church Will
meet Thursday morning in the guild rooms.
Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison, eRguiar
Army and Navy union. will give q ball to-
night
The Ten OF 96 will celebrate St. Pat
rick's day with dancing party In Central
hall tonight
The pupils Of Prof. ID. NJ. Kelley's dancing
academy rendered the professor a testimonial
reception at Twin City hall, corner Waba-
sha and University avenue last night. Eight
cen numbers and several extras besides Il few
dances, wero on the programme. About
seventy-tlve couples were present and Brose's
mandolin orchestra furnished the music. Prof
Kelley's class Will meet every Saturday even
ing at Twin City hall. which has been newly
decorated and papered.