The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-02
IN DAINTY COMEDIES
DRAMATIC CLUB MAKES ITS DEBUT
IN SOME sPRIGHTLY
COMEDY
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Brilliant Debut Of tho Amateur Club
Last Evening-Other News of the
Day In St. Paul Sooiety-Many
Small Parties of a Delightful
Order-Large Dancing Party at
the Ryan.
The Dramatic circle made it's initial ap-
pearance last evening before large and
fashionable audience at Seminary hall.
Red or White" by William Maynadier
Browne. was given as a curtain raiser,
with the following in the cast: Robert
Gray, bachelor Of forty and well-to-do
man of the world, Mr. Charles Spencer;
Herbert Gray, his nephew. Mr.. Finley
Shepard; Jane Bernard, Mr.. Gray's
fancee Miss Davis; Miss Gray, maiden
lady, Mrs Paris Fletcher. A one-act
farce followed the curtain raiser, the
following taking part: Mrs. B. H. Bak-
er, Miss Mabel Horn, Charles Ames, Lew
Wilkes, F. D. Blakeley and Leavitt Corn
| ing. The entertainment concluded with
! the presentation of two scenes from
Romeo and Juliet Mrs e. S. Lawler
| impersonating Juliet, and Mrs. Charming
| Seabury, the nurse.
An informal reception and dance fol-
| lowed the plays. Supper was served at
| the Ashland. The following are active
members Of the club:
Mr.. Charles Ames, Gen. W. B. Bend.
Miss Bend, Mr. Morton Barrows, MI F.
ter Bradford, Mrs. B. II. Baker, Mrs. FL.
Bend, Miss Banning, Mrs. Morton Bar
rows, Mr.. Leavitt Corning, Mr.. Walter
Wis, Mr.. Charles Flandrau, Mrs. Paris
Fletcher, Miss Furness, Miss Forepaugh,
Miss Ferguson, Miss Gordon. Mr.. c. ".
Gordon, Miss Gotham, Miss Emma Gil,
Hurd, Mr. w. A. Hardenberg. Mr.. Rob-
ert Hale, Mr.. T. G. Holyoke Mrs. Har-
court, Horn. Miss Horn, Mrs. Condo
gerao Mr. MISS Loa aDel Ja@ 1n a Miss James,
Miss Helen James, Mrs. q. 8. LAWYER,
Miss Loughborough, Miss Lamprey. Mr..
John Miller, Mrs; A. McLaren. Mrs. T: Fl;
PEBBLES, Mr. Sam Sewell, Miss Julia Rog-
ers, Mr.. Charles Spencer, Mr.. O.. Stout,
Mr.. Finley Shepard, Mrs. George Squires,
| Mrs. Charming Seabury. Mr.. A. III. Stem,
Miss Sturgis, Mr.. Charles Tarbox, Mr..
| William Trowbridge, Mr.. William Tim
berlake Mrs. Jasper Tarbox, Mr.. L. D..
| Wilkes, Mrs. Leslie Wann and Mr.. w. II.
| Yardley.
Fred Kendrick gave a large dancing
party last evening at the Ryan hotel. The
guests danced in the dining room, which
was prettily decorated with palms and
! cut flowers. The party was chaperoned
by Mrs. F. M. H. Kenrick, Mrs j. S.
Bryant, Mrs S. C. Cook and Mrs De
/ 10 A he Miss
Helen Austin, Miss Hettie Proctor, Miss
Brooke, Miss Nichols Miss Sleeper, Miss
Bowlin, Miss Gooding, Miss Marion Good
ing, Miss Bowen, Miss Valerie Bowen,
! Miss Cook, Miss Crosby, Miss Michael,
Miss Holman, Miss Shields, Miss Fogg,
Miss Morgan Miss Hunter, Messrs.
| Brooke, Fernald, Bartlett, Merrick,
/ Cook, John Proctor, Gould, Clapp, Law
/ ton, Teasdale, JOY, Gran, Carr, Sven,
Muir, Matt Murphy, Braden, Lindeke and
| Westlake.
T. Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. c. b.
/ Whitehorne gave silver tea yesterday at
| the home Of Mrs. Whitehorne on Ashland
avenue for the benefit Of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Woodland Park Baptist
! Church
I Rev. and Mrs. C. c. Markham received
informally the members of their church
and congregation last evening at their
home on Cullen street.
The Vega Literary society will give
/ their annual masquerade ball at Mozart
hall tomorrow evening. Cash prizes will
| be given. Pepin's full orchestra will fur
nish the music. And the committee in
charge is confident of success. Refresh
ments will be served by the society.
1
/ Miss Grace Doran entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her home on Sum-
nit avenue in honor of Miss Sophia
/ Greve.
/
Mrs. Denis Toilet entertained infor-
| mally at whist yesterday at her apart
ments in the Albion. Cards were played
/ at five tables.
The Woman's Civic league will hold It's
| annual meeting Friday afternoon, Feb
9, in the parlors of the Commercial club
After the business meeting, which will
include the reading of the annual report,
| the election of officers and an address by
| the president, Mrs. Condo Hamlin, there
| will be reception. The old and new
officers will receive, and they will be as
sisted by the presidents of the various
women's clubs in the city.
Miss Clara Bischoff and Miss Nellie M
! Grant entertained a number of their
friends at the home of the latter last
evening, on Canada street. The rooms
were decorated with cut flowers and
palms. The guests played progressive
games during the evening. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Grant,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Buck, Miss Bratton. Miss Gray, Miss
Vieth, Miss Munson, Miss Lett
/ tia Munson, Miss McFee, Miss Flor
encc Doty, Miss Alice Doty, Miss
Miller Miss Heck, Miss Dickson, Miss
Gallagher, Miss Mehl, Miss Shore. Miss
4 Golfer Miss Gertrude Noble, Miss Mar
garet Noble, Miss Morris, Miss ENEMY
Miss Gooch, Roy Wright, Ralph GRAY.
Roy Bratton, Edward Vieth, viii Smith.
A. McFee, George Grant, Henry Grant.
! Lawrence Lathrop, S. Ring. Charles
Bfschoff H. Lowney, Harold Lee. Carl
Golfer. John Fowler Gilbert Philleo. Her.
| bert Gooch and Ford Strane
! The Somerset w. C. T. u will meet
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the Y
| M. c. A.
Miss Bratton has issued invitations for
party next Thursday evening at her
home on Bates avenue.
Mrs. D. r. Campbell gave small tea
yesterday afternoon at her home on Car
roll street.