The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-11


dance programme. There were 256 present.
couple of popular farce comedies were
gwen by amateurs last evening in the parlors
OF the Peoples church. The Register and
"A Proposal Under Difficulties" with artfs
NC settings, We're given with a decided show
OF dramatic ability by the members of the
Dramatic club before a gathering of 200 reo-
pie, and following there was an informal re-
Ceptlon and refreshments. The Young peopIa
nave rehearsed together long enough durinoe
the Iast rev months TO give them an ease
ana dependence on one another NOT usuaI
WIN amateurs and the entertainment last
evening was not marred by the uneasy feeling
tidt some one was going to forget his ar her
nnes, or fail in some other way equally main
ful. The scene of THE Register was ev
ceedln}gly pretty; The two rooms were very
home-like and distinctive That OF the girls
was hlled with the usual photographs and
odds and ends dear to the heart of Young
women. That of the men was renarLlabIe
I Ut lIs me display of posters, and in other
ways showed distinctly that it was that of n
Dachelor. J. p. Kellar was Oliver Ransom
A. w; Campbell, Mr.. Grinnidge; Miss Dam
per per Miss Ethel Reed; and Miss Smith. Miss
henrietta Spalding. The young ladies' cos
tunes were up to date and appropriate In
the second play Mr.. J. w. Smith played the
part pa rI OF Bob Y,a9rdsley; Harry Judson Jack
harlow; Miss Elliott, Miss Dorothy Andrews:
ana Miss Teddy Lohlker the Maid The
Hlgh Syhool orchestra was in ATTENDANCE,
ana proved itself a very evenly balanced lot
OF players and very entertaining.
Olaf Halls. the Scandinavian violinfst. as
sisted the Lutheran seminary choir ef a
concert given last evening in COnover hall
selections from well known Scandinavian
composers were given Mr.. Halls appeariuQ
once in q double number BondeIdyI"
lkJeruiD and ''Mazurka" CWieniawskil-and
again In Beriots Seventh Concerto" The
choir was heard in three numbers and car
rled the chorus for a solo by o. Jul r'Sollvi"
(Mohring). Misses Erich and Peterson gave
a piano number, and s. T. Norman q cor
net solo from Steinhauser. Miss Bergh ac-
companied Mr.. Halls. There was an excellent
attendance and the work of the choir was
received with appreciation.
A poverty social was given last night by
the ladies of the First Baptist church. at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Clarkson 3i7
East Tenth street.
There were about seventy-hve guests pres
ent. The guests w. supposed to como
dressed up in the clothes of their forcfath-
ers, or, in fact anything that was old or
odd, and as a result the scene was quite
picturesque. dozen or more Of the young
ladies, as well the gallant young men
attired and BACKED themselves as darNes
and furnished no end of amusement TO the
older people, who graced the occasion in
large numbers.
The quartette of the First BAPTIST church
sang several selection and a number of the
young people contributed to the pleasure Of
the evening with solos and recitations.
Coffee was poured by the following ladies'
Mrs. Stillwell, Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Howard.
A II o'clock social hop will be given by
81. Paul Chapter No. "a, Order of the Eastern
Star, next Friday evening, in the Masonic
Temple, music for the SION TO be furnished
by The Fort Smelling orchestra.
At the meeting at the capitol Saturday DR..
NJ. ID. Shutter will speak on the Influence
or Lincoln's Life" DR.. Smith will speak Of
Lincoln, the Commoner," and there will
also be an address by Capt. II. A. Cjs-le.
An art exhibit will be given this evening
by the young people of the First NJ Z. church
in the church parlors. There will be an
exhibition of pictures from Fellows one park
and the Home Journal exhibition of pictures
will be displayed. There will also be an
excellent display of curios. The commi'tes
consists of Misses Koenig, Kane.
Rice and Bean. and Mr.. and Mrs Towne ana
Messrs. Post, Larson and Hillman.
An entertainment will be given Feb. &c
at the Agricultural school, by the class in
physical culture.
The Thursday circle met yesterday wi .h
Mrs. F. B. Kellogg. OF Paramount avenue.
The Friday circle meets today with Mrs
w. B. Dean, of Summit avenue.
Mrs. C. NJ. Start of Goodrich avenue. gives
a euchre party this afternoon.
Miss Mary Benton. Of IgIehart street, ,nter-
tains at euchre this evening.
The women Of the First Baptist church gave
a poverty social last evening.