St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15
CONTINUED QUIET IN MINNEAPOLIS.
THE CHURCHES ARE MoNoPoIIzING MOST OF
THE FESTIVITIES.

THE FESTIVITIES.
The week ending last night was the very
quietest on record. Even the hardy progress
sive euchre craze has suffered partial eclipse.
Not single ball of any size or prominence
was recorded and the few dances were none
of them public. The churches monopolized
the gayety of the week and nine of every
ten social events occurred within the walls of
the sanctuary. These. with a few literary
entertainments and the receptions by sew
eral G. A. r. posts, made up the social his
tory of the week in Minneapolis.
SOCIAL SALAD.
The ball of the boilermakers will be held
at Harmonic hall on April s.
DR.. P. VI. Hall and wife entertained a
progressive euchre party on Wednesday even
ing.
A musicale will be given by Miss Burt and
her friends at DR.. Calkins' on Wednesday
next.
Miss Matte Miller entertained her friends
Friday evening at her home, No. II Eastman
avenue.
Mayfower church was the scene of a Maple
sugar festival and must Gale on Wednesday
evening.
The Qui Vive Progressive Euchre club is
no longer on the qui vive, having disbanded
for the season.
The railroad branch of the Y. NJ. c. A.
held reception on Friday night in G. N.
Morgan Post hall.
The Beethoven club rendered sweet music,
vocal and instrumental, at Bishop Foss' on
Tuesday evening.
''chocolatierre' was the novel enter
tainment at Hennepin avenue NJ. E. church
on Wednesday evening.
The ladies of Emmanuel Baptist church on
Tuesday evening gave an entertainment that
netted handsome sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ball entertained the
Sunday school teachers of Central Baptist
church on Friday evening.
On Wednesday afternoon children g
party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Jones at 1901 Park avenue.
The Ladies' union of the Church Of the
Redeemer, on Wednesday evening, gave a
supper from to s O'Clock.
On Friday evening the ladies of the First
NJ E. church gave a banquet festival and
oyster supper in the church parlors.
Judge Terrence and wife entertained their
friends on Friday at o'clock tea at their
residence, 1901 Fourth avenue south.
The Bethanan society of Bennett semi
mary gave an entertainment on Friday
evening for the benefit of the society library.
The Universalist Mission church in West
Minneapolis gave New England supper on
Friday evening at the Twenty-eighth street
rink
The dance to have been given by six young
society gentlemen at Malcolm hall, on
Thursday, has been postponed until this
week.
Judge Rea, DR.. Ames and others delivered
addresses at an entertainment given on
Wednesday evening by G. c. Washburn
post.
An entertainment will be given on Thurs
day next at Crocker rink by L. P. Plummer
post, the ladies Of the relief corps serving the
supper.
A pleasant social at Bennett seminary sup
plemented the annual meeting of the Young
Ladies' Missionary society at Westminster
church on Wednesday.
The semi-occasional musical and literary
entertainment given on Wednesday evening
by the Minneapolis academy drew large
gathering aud well pleased it.
About twenty little people helped Master
Clinton Edgenly celebrate mis- sixth birthday
on Tuesday at the residence of his parents,
No. All Ninth street southeast.
At Prof. c. V. Lachnund's, on Franklin
aveUue,a German conversazione was held on
Monday evening, at which some twenty
guests heartily enjoyed themselves.
The University Shakespeare club held its
final meeting at Mrs. Emery's on Thursday
The regular program was rendered and the
evening closed with whirl at progressive
euchre.
Although several expected guests were not
present, the reunion of the Sons of Maine,
on Tuesday, was highly delightful affair."
the supper being conspicuously pleasant
feature.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Kenney, at No.
2Sl6 Fourth avenue south, entertained a
progressive euchre party. After a series of
games supper was served, which was followed
by soap bubble" party.
The regular seance OF the Mount Curve
Progressive Euchre party was held on Mon
day at F. B. Longs residence. Mrs. A.
Clark and Frank Leavens won head prizes
and Mrs. Kicker and John Landers the foot
prizes.
grand social entertainment was given
on Wednesday evening by Levi Butler post
G. A. r., at Hunts hall. Speeches were
made BY Col. Sessions of Wisconsin and
Rev. J. NJ. Bull, and Rotations by Mrs. and
Miss Truesdsle.
Next Sunday is the day set for the mar
rage of Charles A. Ebert, Jr, and Miss
Louisa Naegele, daughter of Lambert
Naegele of the Freie Press. The ceremony
will be at the residence Of the BRIDES pa
rents No. 2012 Eighth street north.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Lane of No. 1101 Sixth
street southeast entertained their friends on
Thursday evening. 1t was the ''tin wedding
anniversary" of the popular pair and their
friends took them by surprise and In force.
The presents were numerous and appropriate
to the occasion.
PERSONAL POINTS.
r L. Kelly is at Winnipeg.
E J. Phelps has gone to Chicago.
Aid Cole has returned from the South.
Byron Towne is back from New Orleans.
Mrs. Charles Cook has returned 70 Dakota.
r. {. KsIkoff has returned from the South.
Frank Dauz, Jr., has returned frsm New
York
". II. Warren Is out again after q severe
Illness.
Chief Of Police West is still III though not
dangerously.
Congressman Washbarn has returned
from Washington.