The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-10
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL.

A very enjoyable dancing party was given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Graves at their residence on summit avenue.
The party was given in honor of the Misses
sided over the punch bowl. The following
debutantes .' helped Mr. and and Mrs. Graves to
receive the guests: Mrs. Auerbach, Mrs.
Frederick Driscoll, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. McLaren, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Tarbox,
Mrs. Boyesen.
A most enjoyable entertainment was given
last evening at Standard hail. corner Eighth
and Jackson Streets by the members Of the
Mount Zion Hebrew Congregational church
for the benefit Of the organ fund. large
and appreciative audience listened to the mu-
steal programme, which took up the first part
OF the evening, and nearly all stayed to the
supper and hop which followed. The stage
Of the concert room was attractively decor
ated with large palms.
The opening number was given by the Twin
City Mandolin orchestra. They were enthusi-
astically encored, but owing to the length of
the programme, they made no response.
Harry E. George sang De Koven's Wonder
Lullaby" and he also was compelled to de-
cline the honor of an encore.
DE Felise Mile piano duet, was CIV
en- by Miss Martha L. Rice and Mr. Henry
Dellafeld
Mr.. Al Flournoy was down for the fourth
number on the programme, but he was a5-
by Mr.. w. j. Tompkins, who gave two reci-
tations, 1.-The Wickedest Man in Memphis
and The Episode Of the Hatchet.'' as told
by an Italian. Mr.. Tompkns has fine stage
presence and perfect control over Voice and
gesture. He gave as an encore an amusing
poem founded on personal experience
Forever and Day." by Clayton Johns and
Scott Gateys aBendemur Stream" Both
numbers were charmingy rendered. Mrs.
Krieger was rewarded with bunch of roses.
Illness in his family prevented Mr.. Charles
Fairchilds appearance, so Mr. A. G.. Johnson
filled his place on the programme, giving two
and Eugene Fields poem, Little Boy Blue
Mr.. Percy B. Churchill sang two selections
from Robin Hood, BY De Koven, The
He was in excellent voice and rendered both
numbers in very spirited manner
An amusing musical skit was given by
Messrs. Tenney, Snider and Dellafeld Mr..
Dellaield played Yankee Doodle in rag
time, as it is played in the synagogue as
waltz and la Sousa.
Messrs. Tenney and snider. gotten up as a
darkey couple, sang 81 Don't Care if You
Never Come Back and 20 Ebenezer." For
an encore they sang my Shanghai Chicken, y
which brought down the house.
Mr. Louis D. Wilkes also sang couple of
negro dialect songs.
After the programme the hall was cleared
and dancing was INDUCED in. the Twin City
Mandolin club furnishing the music
Supper served during the evening the
following ladies having charge of it: Mrs. J.
| Rothsehild, Mrs. NJ. Contains and Mrs A.
/ Rice.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey. of Reaney street, en-
tertained at cards last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Severance gave a small
dinner party last evening in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs whipple and Coy and Mrs. Lind.
Judge and Mrs. Kelly entertained a few
friends Friday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Ewart, Of Pipestone.
Mrs D. S. Sperry. of Holly avenue, enter
tanned informally Friday evening for the
Misses Macdonald.
Mrs L. NJ Grover of Nina avenue. enter
tanned the Zenda Euchfe club Friday after
noon. Favors were won by Mrs Roland
Stewart, Mrs c. A. Van Duzee and Mrs J.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. John
Field for luncheon to be given Tuesday,
Jan. II.
Mrs Oliver Dalrymple, 265 Summit avenue,
has issued invitations for luncheon to be
given Saturday. Jan. IA.
Mrs. Mcneil Vernon Seymour. of 47s ASH
land avenue. will entertain Friday and Sat
urday, Jan. IL and IA. respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. stickney have issued
invitation1 for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Stickney, to Benjamin Hodge.
of Ne-son. British Columbia. The wedding
will take place at O'Clock Wednesday even
ing, Jan oo Is, at the residence Of the brides
his bride will reside in British Columbia.
The first division of the Schubert club will
render the following programme at their reg
ular fortnightly musicale which takes plac.
at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon at the PARK
Congregational church,
DuOImpromptu, Op. 30 Schuber.
Mrs. H. R. Curtis and Miss Hail.
| (a) Home Song ..... .......... Liddle
| (b) "Ritourelle" Chamioa 6e
Mrs. Harmon
+ 'seeiigkeit" Frank Won der Stucken
Miss Shave.
"Tunze Tziganes" Macbev
Miss Florence Vieregge
Miss Pace
Rondo Capriccio.o, Op. A.. .Mendelsso1n
Miss Amelia olmstead.
Like as Tender Flower Platte
! Dragon Flies Gruben Hoffman
| Miss Barker. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Johns,
Mrs. Harmon, Miss Williams. Miss S,awe
Miss Hoffman. Miss DAM
The first division will be assisted by Misc
Florence M Pace and Miss Florence Vieregge
| Mrs. Hoffman and Miss Brachen will be the
| accompanies. 1Ao
Mr.. and Mrs Middleton, Of Philadelphia ara
! at the Aberdeen. -
Mr.. and Mrs. F. West. who have been tho
| guests of Mrs. ]. B. West of Crocus hill have
returned to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Osborn will leave In
! short time for California