The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-25
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ENTERTAINMENT OF TAB
LEAUX AT THE PORTLAND

byterian Church Give an EnjOya-
BILE Social in the Church ParIors
cards Issued for the Com
mencement and Class Day Excr-
cises of Baldwin Seminary.
A pretty little entertainment of tab
leaux and music was given at the Port
land last evening. There was hardly
standing room in the large dining
looms. where the event took place, and
the programme given was entertaining
throughout.
A series of tableaux was given illus
trating up-to-date affairs. The open
ing number on the programme was an
overture by the Juvenile orchestra.
MAY" a pretty tableau, followed.
This was an artistically arranged group
Of the following young men, women
and children: Jessie Jackson, Beula
Duzee, Morrie Jeffrey, Grace Rhodes,
Alice Northrup, May Travers, Flora
Hills, Miss Partridge, Miss Panchot,
Sadie Fradenbergh, Lillian Colburn,
Gertrude Phillips, Tirza Merrill, Mr..
Northrup, Mr.. Griggs and Mr.. Chap
man.
Misses PENS and Putnam gave
piano number. and the next tableau
was She's the Sweetheart Of a Sol
der" Miss Panchot was the figure
disclosed as the curtain was raised.
Henry Bryant was heard in a humor-
Gus reading, and following it "Inspira-
ton" was presented by group COM
posed Of the same young people as in
the first tableau. Each figure car
ried a musical instrument and the
grouping was attractively done.
D,,%t ;oJx 49,
Dream" and the next tableau made
the hit Of the evening. 1t was a
double number. The first was entitled
Mammals Toilet" and showed Beulan
Brown decorating herself profusely at
mammals toilet table. The second
scene was cake walk, taken part in
by little four-year-old Freddie Van
Duzee alone. Propped up in chair
made for this purpose he navigated the
stage and captured a cake which he
enjoyed with baby rapture all the rest
of the evening.
The Commercial quartette sang
STARS Of the Summer Night" and Nor
RE Jeffrey and Beulah Brown were seen
next in the tableau Gardening, or
Great Expectations"
The Soldiers Farewell" was present
ed by Miss Fradenbergh, Mr.. ButtericK,
Mrs. La Bonte, Jennie Jeffrey, Elmer
Swenson and Freddie Van Duzee, and
was followed by a companion, "The
Soldiers Return" The Commercial
quartette accompanied the first scene
with song.
Miss Alcott and Miss Hope were
heard in a duet number from Lacome.
and the applause was enthusiastic
when the curtain rose and disclosed the
United States, Spain and Cuba" as
presented by Miss Northrup, George
Griggs. and Edna Platt. Charles
Johnson gave two humorous readings
in Swede and German dialect, and Mrs.
A. B. Bishop sang Because I Love
You" "Sleep, Sweetest, Sleep" was
sung by the Commercial quartette, and
'The Don's Introduction to the Stars
and Stripes" by Mr.. Northrup and Mr..
GriggS, was received with applause.
The orchestra played a selection Of
national airs, and Miss May Travis, as
columbia" made a pretty finish for
the whole affair.
| The entertainment will be repeated
soon at the First Baptist church.
The women of Dayton Avenue church
gave dime reception in the church
parlors last evening, which was attend
ed by fifty or more people. among
whom were noticed Rev and Mrs. Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Stringer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heidelberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Xanderwarker, Mr.; and Mrs:
Manchester; Mrs. McKilligan, Miss
Simons, Alfred Whitney, Huntley
Downs, Ted De Lano, Mr.. and Mrs.
Prouty, Mr.. and Mrs. De Lano. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson, Miss Pattee, Mrs.
Pattee Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gregg, and
others.
There was no programme, coffee and
o01 J,r.,, Of al
The committee in charge was compos-
ed of Mrs. William Sproat chairman;
Mrs. H. B. De Lano, Mrs. P. G. Lutz,
Mrs. M. N Adams, Mrs. w. l.. l..
Alexander, Mrs. H. L. Parsons, Mrs.
George c. Pettigrew, Mrs. V. P. Luther,
Mrs. Knapl, Mrs. E. M. Axtell.
The young women in charge Of the
dining room were Miss Miriam Sproat
Miss Anna Lutz, Miss Helen Parsons,
Miss Margaret Lewis, Miss Sarah
Lewis and Miss Harris.
The tables were decorated with pink
roses and maidenhair ferns.
Baldwin seminary has issued cards
for the commencement and class day
exercises. The first will take Place in
House Of Hope, Friday evening, June
8, and class day will be celebrated at
the seminary, Wednesday, June 1, at
8 o'clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. ]. T. Conley, of the Aberdeen. gave
her second at home yesterday, assisted by
Mrs. George O'Riley, Mrs. Charles Stickney,
Mrs. NJ D. Flower, Miss Mabel Robinson and
Miss Hale. of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Moves, of Summit
avenue have issued cards for a large recep-
ton Thursday evening.
Elaborate preparations are being made for
the senior promenade, one Of the largest So
cial events of the university year. The fol
lowing Minneapolis and St. Paul ladies' will
aid as patronesses: Mesdames Thomas Low
ry James Paige. J. S. Porteus, G. A. Pills
bury, E. C. Washburn, James Bell, F. H.
Peavey, Frank Heffelinger, P. B. Winston.
A. W. Hastings, ]. S. Pillsbury, Cyrus North
rop E. c. Gale, ]. T. Wyman, w. S. Pat
tee. F. ]. E. Woodbridge, C. T. Wells. H. T.
Eddy, Park Richie and Fred Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. McNair, of Dayton
avenue entertained Monday evening for Paul
Bakwell of st. Louis, and Mr.. Hodgsop, of
Minneapolis.
Mrs. R. M Newport entertains again Thurs
day afternoon. June 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Farwell have is
sued cards for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Birdena Farwell, to Eugene L. Mer-
ritz of Chicago. Wednesday evening, June l..
at o'clock. at the family home, SA Selby
avenue.
Mrs A. w. Ritzinger, of Paramount ave-
nue., entertained yesterday for Miss Hinckley.
Mrs ]. j. Parker entertained Monday for
Miss Fauntleroy. Of st. Louis.
The social to be given Thursday evening at
the residence Of Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, of
Summit avenue, by the Parish Aid Society of
St. Paul's Church will include a number Of
interesting features. Several young ladies,
pupils of Chero, will read the palms of the
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