The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-29
DOINGS In THE SOCIAL WORLD
THAT FURNISHED ENTERTAIN
MENT FOR PARTICIPANTS

Col. Price Entertains a Few Friends
Informally at the Town and
Country CIub-Twentieth Century
History Club Considers a Comedy.
Col. w. w. Price entertained a few
people informally last evening at dinner
at the Town and Country club.
Mrs. p. r. L. Hardenbergh, of West
Central Park place, entertained at lunch
con Thursday. Covers were laid for nine.
Mrs. Denis Follett, of the Albion, gave
luncheon Wednesday In honor of Mrs.
Baxter, of Minneapolis
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
William w. Bishop and Miss Bishop, of
Summit avenue, for a euchre party
Wednesday afternoon, May 10, in honor
of Mrs. John Lambert and Miss Lam
bert, OF Joliet.
The Y. NJ. C. A. gave an entertainment
and social last evening in the church
parlors. A series of tableaus were given,
illustrating different scenes from Long
fellows Tales of Waysde In,'' and
other works Of the same poet. Mrs. G.
d. Hayes sang 1.-THE Day Is Done" and
Mrs. Rice sang, Good Night, Beloved"
and Beware" Mrs. J. F. Starkey gave
a piano solo, and Master Harry Dorr
played two violin numbers. Miss Ethel
Spooner read some selections from Long
fellows poems. The accompanist was
Mrs. Russell Dorr. After the programme
Ice cream and cake were served by the
young ladies.
A unique entertainment was given last
evening for the benefit of the Woodland
Park Baptist church, at the home of Mrs
w. @. Allen, Summit place. A large room
on the third flour of the house was con-
verted into miniature theater, and on
the 1mprovised stage were depicted nu-
merous scenes from I. K. Marvel's we'll
known book, 'Reveries Of Bachelor"
AS the bachelor, inpersonated by Mr.
Edward Bishop, sat gazing dreamily into
the glowing Goals which aid him In spin
ming the thread of his fancy all the make
believe scenes Of which the dreaming man
imagines himself a part were acted out
before the audience The part of the
Roman girl was enacted by Mrs A. B.
Bishop; Miss Abbie Wilson was the f1irf;
Miss Carrie Burtis, coquette; Miss
Frances Dampier, the belle; Mrs. James
G. Thompson, Aunt Tabitha; Mrs. Emma
P. Robinson. Roman girls mother; Miss
gle; Miss Anna Talmadge, Carrie. The
costumes were exceedingly pretty, and
the different parts cleverly enacted. Miss
Hopes Ladies orchestra played for the
entertainment After the presentation of
the tableaus the guests adjourned to the
parlors down stairs, where refreshments
were served. Mr.. AL Flournoy gave some
character sketches; Miss Zulema Fuller
recited Mr.. Drake sang, and Miss Helen
ora Gnr,on mic
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Mrs. D. S. Towner, OF Bellevue avenue,
gave a progressive euchre party in honor
of Mrs. Skinner, of Chicago Prizes were
won by Mrs. j. Miller and Mrs A. E..
Johnson The guests We're: Prof. and
Mrs. Lungreen, Mr.. and, Mrs. Shubach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingals, Mr.. and Mrs O.
Greening. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Turner, Mrs. G. Ingram, Mrs w
Moore, Mrs. A. E. Jackson, Miss Rang
Miss Scraggs, Miss V. Johnson, Miss E.
Greening, Miss R. Turner, Mr.. Hughes
and Mr.. A. Johnson.
The Twentieth Century History club
met last evening at the home of Miss Sue
Willis, Irvine Park. Shakespeares com
edy, "AlPs Well That Ends WeN,' was
the subject for study. Papers were read
by Mrs. Charles Schuneman, Mrs c.
Johnson, Mrs. E. B.. Hause and Miss
Beach.
Mrs. Ed. J. Miller and W. E. Finch, Of
Huron, s. D., are guests of Mrs. w. B.
Cronk, 164 Western avenue.
The Hon. John B. Winslow, Justice Of
the supreme court Of the state of Wis
coEs1n, is spending a few days in the
city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
o. Osborne, 974 Hague avenue
Miss Newport has returned from the
East
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Finch, who have
spent the winter at the Aberdeen. will re-
move to their home on Summit avenue
the 1st of next month.
Mrs. Sanborn, of Central park, is enter
tanning Mrs. jerks, Of lew Hampshire
Mr. e. H. Cutler and Miss Cutler will
leave for Europe the latter part of next
month. They will spend the summer
abroad
The Misses Perrin will spend the summer
In the East
Mr.. ]. M. Schwartz. of the Genesee, is
visiting in the East.
Gov. and Mrs Lind will move from the
Ryan hotel to 651 Fairmount avenue
May l.
Mr.. and Mrs Granger Smith, who have
spent the winter in ST. Paul, will return
liiiS WSSh " lileif summer nome in WAN
kegan.
Mrs. H. c. Burbank leaves TODAY for st
Cloud, where she will spend the summer.
Miss Alice Officer, of ST. Peter street
Is entertaining Miss Margaret Castle,
of Washington. D. C.
Mr.. Charles w. Gordon, Of Laurel ave-
nre, has returned from the East.
Miss Wiles, of Iglehart street. is an
tertaining Miss Rose, of Binghamton.
N. Y.
Mrs. De Wolf, of Pleasant avenue will
leave Monday for ST. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. George Campbell, of Laurel ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Bishop Of
Summit avenue, will have as their guests
next month Mrs. John Lambert and Miss
Lambert, Of Joliet
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. W. Bum will move
to White Bear the first part of next
month
Miss Maud Moon, Of Duluth, is visiting
friends in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schurmeier. of
Holly avenue, will go to Minnetonka next
week. During their absence for the
summer their house will be occupied by
Mrs. H. B. Macdonald, of Arundel
street.
nue.. is entertaining Mrs. Joseph schuan,
Of Austin.
Mrs. George Sawyer, of Dale street. ia
expected home next week from Florida.