The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-23

eve in honor of Mrs. Fox's birthday There
were cdads and music.
The members of the Capital Cycle club
will give smoke concert Saturday evening
in the club house
The choir boys of the Christ church ten
dered their friends from the choir of st.
James an evening at home last even
The ladies Of the parish also graced the
affair by their attendance. Games of al
sorts were played during the evening, after
which the ladies served refreshme nts and
general good time was enjoyed by the boys
1t was the last social event among the
choir boys until after Lent
The members of the Ladies Social Circle
of Plymouth Church, st. Paul, gave a New
England supper last evening in the church
parlors, Wabasha and Summit avenue and
the entertainment was enliyened with a pro-
gramme of music and literary exercises by
pupils of Miss Emma Rubbs. The singers
were accompanied by Prof. Yapp. A novel
feature of the entertainment was the singing
Of the New Hail Columbia
The loyal German Americans of St. Paul.
representing the dignity and bottom of the
St. Paul Muskverein, gave a most ENJOYABLE
dance last night in honor of Washingtons
birthday.
The interesting event was held in the
rooms of the lrish-American club in the
Endicott arcade. There were assembled more
than a hundred OF the representative Ger
man American citizens of the city, together
with their ladies.
The Bostonian orchestra furnished the
music for the card of dancing numbers. The
success of the affair was due in large meas
ure to the committee, Charles Weinhagen,
Louis Betz, E. Regenthal and George w.
Rodenberg. Quite a number of the guests
came from Minneapolis. 1t was not until the
banquet hour came shortly after II o'clock
when any reference to the day was made
Then in g number OF informal toasts George
Washington was mentioned. and was made
the subject Of many complimentary speeches.
The women of Peoples church gave
novel evening party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wattrous, on Portland avenue last even
The rooms were decorated wi h flags and B.
bons and all of the guests. which included
most of the members of the church, came
IN Colonial attire The gathering was very
attractive. There was an informal pro-
gramme OF music.
Mrs. John Pearce was hostess to four
table crokonol party yesterday afternoon. at
her home, on Carroll street. handsome
plant and silver Ratchet were the prizes
offered. The house was decorated with flags
The Misses Pearce assisted.
Mrs. John Harries, of Chicago, is the guest
of Mrs. Frank Semple of Minneapolis
This evening W. c. Edgar will give a.
theater party for Mrs. Harries followed nv
a dinner, at the Minneapolis club
Miss Mabel Floy Denny, daughter Of Prof
and Mrs. Denny, and Ellis Ellsworth Powell
were married yesterday at 5 O'Clock by Dr.
Egbert at the brides home, 315 Pleasant ave
nue..
Mrs. D. c. hghtbourn, of Ada, Mimi, is
visiting friends and relatives in the city
Mrs. George H. shure, of Evansville, Mimi.
Is In the city for few days. stopping with
her mother. Mrs. E. S. Lghtbourn.
Miss Pauline Thauwald and Philip Heck
were married yesterday at 8 o'clock at the
brides home on Ramsey street. reception
followed the ceremony.
Do you remember how pleased you were
with your last Gordon Hat?