St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-22

Allie Richie gave party at the Gymnasium
| hall on the West side. There were abou
fifty couple present
The reception to the Scandinavian mem
beers of the senate which was to have taker
place last Friday evening at A. F. Nordin',
residence was postponed owing to an even.
ing session of the Legislature. The mem bers
of the house were entertained by Mr. Nordin
on Thursday evening.
| Adolph Dolphe handsomely entertained
number of his friends at the Metropolitan
dining hall Monday evening with supper.
| After the feast the party repaired to the Gar
| field post lodge rooms, where the succeeding
| hours were pleasantly speut in dancing.
| AT a progressive euchre party given by
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Gilbert of Dayton g
bluff last Tuesday evening the head prizes
were won by Mr.. W. L. Ames aud Mrs. Les
lie Parlin, while Mr.. Harvey Cook and Mrs.
Frank L. Brainard captured the foot prizes.
Mr.. David Rose attained his majority yes
terday, and the event was duly celebrated by
a number o. his friends. 1t is understood
that the popular and genial young man has
arranged to appropriately entertain select
number of friends to-day.
FUTURE EVENTS.
The st. Paul Social club, an auxiliary or
ganization to the Standard club, composed of
young men, will give a masquerade at
Standard hail Monday evening, March 2.
The Emmett Light Artillery will give a
dress drill at the armory on "Wednesday even
ing, March 4, the anniversary OF the birthday
of Robert Emmett.
Capital Legion No. g. Select Knights, have
been in Eited to visit Herald Lodge No. So,
A. O. {. W, in West St. Paul, Monday
evening, Feb. %. The Legion has accepted
the invitation and will attend in full uni
form.
The Congregational club will hold its Feb
ruary meeting at Park church, corner of
Holly avenue and Mackubin street, to- morrow
evening and Sdiscuss newspapers. The
speakers will be Prof. Geo. Huntington,
Mortified; Mr.: Albert Shaw, Rev. NJ. w.
Montgomery, Minneapolis; Prof. C. B. Gil
bert, St. Paul; Rev. Robert West, Chicago.
st. Andrews society will hold its monthly
social meeting on Monday evening, Feb. %,
at Druids' hall
The Union lodge, No. As, I. o. o. F., will
give social hop Wednesday evening In the
Odd Fellows amusement hall.
The chief attraction at the cathedral parish
entertain t mt on St. Patricks evening will
be play written by Thomas D., O'Brien en-
titled, ''Exiled, or Opticians Stratagem."
1t is said 10 be well put together and full of
happy sayings, and in good hands is sure to
be u success.
hac 1T sol ha Io,v
evening at the hall of Acker post, corner
West Third and Exchange streets, by the
ladies of the Relief corps. An entertain
ment consisting of music; speeches and rec
itatons will be given and some dancing in
dulged in. No admission will be charged.
but nominal price will be expected for the
refreshments to meet expenses.
The lady managers of the Minnesota Mag
dalen society, whose retreat is located on the
corner of Somerset aud Saltwater streets,
will give a supper at o'clock On Thursday
evening OF next week in the lower hall of
the state house for the benefit of the institu-
ton. These ladies are com posed of members
Of the several churches and say that while
his layout will be no festival supper, il will
be a good, generous aud appetiZing spread
of oysters, turkey, coffee and substantial
eoneomitants, for which fee Of 80 cents
will be charged. These ladies hope to obtain
a generous attendance Of the legislature and
the citizens OF st. Paul upon this feast, hav-
ing as their object the securing of funds
towards paying of a debt of $4,000 on their
WOman's Christian home, as 1t is called. so
that they NAV sell il and from the proceeds
bug larger structure further out Of the city
which viii give them sorely needed room.