The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-28
IN ST. PAUL
~--SOCIETY


closed last evening with the presentation
of two clever little plays by the Dramat-
ic circle. 1t was the circles second ap-
pearance, and the large and fashionable
audience that filled Seminary hall found
even more to admire in last nights per-
Torrance than in the initial appearance
of the circle, successful as the latter
was The entertainment last night con-
sisted Of two one-act plays. The first
was Barbara a comedy by Jerome K.
Jerome, with the following dramatis per-
sonae: Barbara. a self-sacrifcing girl
Amy Horn; Lille, Barbara's friend, Miss
Ray Lamprey; Cecil, a young author,
c. NJ Flandrau; Finnicum, an old c0un-
try doctor, Morton Barrows. The va, ious
parts We're ably sustained and there
were repeated curtain calls at the end of
the act. The second piece was a come
delta, arranged for the Dramatic circle
by w. o. Stout The following was the
cast: Lady Kitty, Miss Mary Sturgis;
Mr. Kinghorne, w. o. Stout; Lord Lof-
tus, Leavitt Corning. A clever rendition
was given the play. The following men
acted as ushers last evening: F. D..
Blakeley, j. q. Holyoke, Louis Jamme,
w S. Timberlake, David PEBBLES, Fin
ley Shepard, E. B. Young and William
Trowbridge. Danz' orchestra played for
the dancing that followed the play. Sup
per was served at the Ashland.
Como Division No. 9S. Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors,
gave a euchre party yesterday at the
residence of Mrs ]. w. Gilboy, on st.
Peter street. Cards were played at
twelve tables, the hostess being assisted
by Mrs D. A. Waters. Mrs. III. D. Pow
ers and Mrs. Charles Way. Favors were
won by Mrs. C. B. Nimmo, of Duluth;
Mrs E. F. Marvin, Mrs. Frank Whit
more and Mrs. George Ives.
The young men of the First Baptist
church gave a largely attended social
last evening at the church parlors, for
the benefit of the B. Y. P. U. Shadow
graph pictures were shown, and short
musical programme was given Light
refreshments were served. The following
Young men had charge: A. G. Grace,
Clifford Graham, E. Howard, Edward
Van Duzee Jr. and E. c. Ferguson.
Miss Kate Moosbrugger and William
Corcoran were married yesterday morn
ing at the Cathedral, a reception at the
home of the groom's parents, ZIG Fuller
street, following the ceremony. They will
be at home, after a short wedding trip,
on Charles street.
The Sunday School Superintendent
union held a round-table talk and plat
form meeting at the Central Presby-
terrain church last evening. Miss Ger
trude Hops gave a model talk before the
primary teachers on the subject of next
Sundays lesson, which is Jesus Heal
ing" Mrs ]. E. Holbert gave an Illus
tration of the same lesson before the IT.
termedate teachers, and Thomas Coch-
ran before the advanced Bible students.
The exercises were preceded by sup
per served in the parlors of the church
by the ladies' Those assisting were: Mrs.
B. H. Schriber, Mrs. E. o. Duncan, Mrs.
r. P. Lewis, Mrs. j. c. Simonton, Mrs.
Leech and Mrs Andrew Cattanach.
Mrs. R. F. Eldridge, of College avenue,
| leaves for Chicago today on account OF
| the serious Illness of her brother, DR..
Bates.
| Mrs. Matt Clark and Mrs. S. r. Slim
| son gave a large euchre party yesterday
afternoon at their home on Summit ave-
| nue., entertaining company of JOG
women. The floral appointments In the
various rooms were in pink, the same
color predominating in score cards and
CONNECTIONS. The hostesses were assisted
! by Mrs. M. M. Kirkman, Mrs. E. IL,
| Booth, of Evanston, ILL.,. Mrs. Rufus
| Davenport, Mrs. j. B. Baird Mrs Kray-
enbuhl, Mrs. A. E. Mccartney, Mrs
| Arthur Sweeney and Mrs F., L. Shepley
The Nathan Hale chapter, Daughters OF
! the American Revolution, met yesterday
| afternoon with Mrs. Henry SchurmeieI
| at her home on Holly avenue. Mrs D. s.
B. Johnston read paper, written by Mrs
]. E. McWilliams, on the Revolution. "
| Miss Robinson sang several solos. AT ths
| informal reception that followed the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. John
Knuppe and Mrs. H. ]. Leach. The
chapter will hold its next meeting with
Mrs Ellis, on Holly avenue. Reports
will then be presented by the delegates
who represented the chapter at the ma
tional congress.
| The young people of the First M e
church gave farewell party last evening
| ct the residence of Mrs. George N. Hill
man on Lincoln avenue for Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Evans and the Misses Amelia ant
Lydia Koenig, who leave the first of ths
month to make their future home in Spo
| kane. The rooms were decorated witt
punches of roses and carnations, palm:
| and ferns. The hostess was assisted by
the Misses Karney, Miss Minnie Hillman
Miss Glanv.lle and Miss Edna Hillman
During the evening Garnett Joslin gave
| several piano numbers and ]. S. Starke!
and Mrs Lottie May Birch sang.
=
/ The marriage of Miss Margaret Eu
genia Ley and William Bernard Egal
was solemnized yesterday morning at thu
/ Cathedral III the presence of a large mum
Der of friends of the bride and groom
Rev. J. J. Lawler performed the cere
mony. The bride was attended by Mis-
Alice NJ Wooley as maid Of honor. DR.
Egan, of Minneapolis. brother of thu
| groom, was the best man. Miss Ger
trude Sans Souci played one of Chopin
/ nocturnes During the ceremony Mis-
Millie Pottgieser sang De Kovens 20
Promise Me-" The bride was gowned il
a handsome suit of soft grey material
Mr.. and Mrs Egan left yesterday on ;
wedding trip. They will be at home il
st. Paul at the end of March.
Mrs Arthur w. Lyman, Of Lincoln av
enue, has issued invitations for series
of progressive euchre parties to be givel
Thursday afternoon, Thursday evening
and Friday afternoon of this week.
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