St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06

prldt6 tO lilo OCcdSlOu. 1uo OVOuiuS was
enlivened with music. while the material
satisfied with an elegant repast. served in
formally in the midst of the festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Chapman entertained
seven tables of friends at progressive euchre
on Friday. Head prizes were won by Mrs.
Christian and Mr.. Pierce, progressive prizes
by MI. II. Bishop and Mrs. w. w. Sly and
the foot prizes by Mrs. Christian and Mrs.
Smith. An elegant collation. was spread
and very enjoyable time was had.
The young ladies' Altar Guild of Grace
church will give a splendid entertainment
on Wednesday, Dec. 9. at Hooper's hall,
Ninth street and Twenty-first avenue south.
The attractions will be various, and include
Madam Jarley's wax works and dramatic
pantomime; also will be added the 'Peak
Sisters" by special request.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs W. E.
Steele entertained an opera party at the
Boston Ideal performance, consisting OF
Misses Watson, Shenehan, Hardenburg and
the Misses Langdon, Messrs G. w. Shep-
herd, Louis T. and FL. p. Watson, II. G.
Truesdale and Charles Vele
On Friday evening Prof. Zoch gave, al
Dyer Bros the ninth of the second series
of Minneapolis Academy concerts. The
program was good one, containing
numbers from Beethoven, List, Chopin,
Mendelssohn and Schumann.
The ladies of Holy T rinity church will
give bazaar and supper in the Chute
block, corner of Central and University
avenues, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec.
and 9. Christmas presents specially will
be on sale.
Carl Larson, corner of Fourth street and
Cedar, entertained number of friends OF
Tuesday night. A most enjoyable time
was spent until an early hour, when the
visitors departed for their various homes.
The Minnehaha lodge of the Knights OF
Pythias will hold their second annual bal
ON Dec. 81. The dancing will take place at
the Adams School roller rink. and the sup
per will be laid out in the lodges hall.
On Wednesday evening german was
given by Miss Virginia Tomlinson at the
residence of Mr.. Charles Secombe. 1926 Sec
ond avenue south. MI. S. F. Hart and
Mrs. G. S. Leeds led the figures.
The ladies of the Andrew Presbyterian
church have successfully closed a fair at the
Chute block. Misses Fannie Augen, Lille
Foster and Mary Rankin presided over the
principal booths.
Prof. P. Clausen, while celebrating a
wedding anniversary on Wednesday even
ing, was surprised by call from the So
ciety DANA with delightful serenade.
Mrs. Franklin Bruner and Mrs. S. Kyles
entertained a pleasant party ON Friday
evening at the home of the former, 1905
Third avenue south.
The ladies' social of the Church of the
Redeemer gave pleasant reunion on
Wednesday and found $11O in the mission
boxes when opened.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Stephenson, 1910
Hawthorne avenue, entertained their friends
with music and refreshments on Wednesday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Secombe entertained
company of thirty Thursday evening at
their home, No. 927 Fourth street south
east.
Mrs. j. G. Lemon. at her home No.
1000 South Seventh street, entertained a
select company Of friends Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Smith of the New
York house gave dance on Friday evening
to their friends and fellow guests.
Prof. Fischer gave a private dance last
Friday evening, in which thirty couples
came by special invitation.
Elias Moses, 1909 Hawthorne avenue,
entertained the Young Ladies' Mission So
ciety of Centenary church.
Mrs. Karl Bendeke, 929 Fifteenth avenue
south. gave pleasant party and reception
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Lockwood, 2O2 Thir-
teenth street south, gave large party on
Wednesday evening.
The Misses Gallagher entertained thei1
friends on Friday evening at No. 419 Lyn-
dale avenue.
The church society of st. Marks gave a
supper and social at Curtiss hall on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. A. L. Bausman. 800 Tenth street,
entertained large party on Wednesday
evening.
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Ames will give
large reception on New Years after
noon.
Mrs. A. E. Merrill will receive her lady
friends one day this week.
Miss Belle Barth entertained small party
Oh Wednesday evening.
PERoNAL POINTS.
Mrs. Charles Crane and Miss Laura Col
Inns from Lake City are at present on a
visit at Mrs Il. c. Ramsdelrs of Sixteenth
avenue south.
Mrs. f. w. Grossvenor, Mr.. Edward
Vose, and Miss Florence Freemon, of Hast
ings, are on visit at Minneapolis.
d. E. Green. of 400 Bloomington avenue
south, has just returned from two weeks
visit at Spring Valley, MINI.
Misses Mamie Griffith and Maggie Hub
bard have ended their Thanksgiving vaca-
ton and returned to school.
Commodore G. G. Wiltze, U. S. N, is in
Minneapolis, after two years cruise in the
North Atlantic squadron.
Miss Kate Sheehan has returned from
Erie, MIMI, where her sister was married
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Sanderson, Milwaukee, has
terminated her visit with her brother, W.
G. Byron.
Miss Mary A. Williams, daughter of Mel
son Williams, is visiting in Morris. MINI.
Mr.. T. F. Flanagan, Winona is the
guest of his brother DR.. c. l.. Flanagan.
Mrs. Fannie Bond has gone to Sauk
Rapids and will be absent for month.
Rev. T. 7. Gates of the Central Baptist
church spent the week in Chicago.
Mrs. Orrin Hubbard and daughter Nellie
have gone to the East for visit.
John Gilchrist and sister, Miss Nellie, are
the guests of Minneapolis friends.
Mr. and Mrs. CORTLAND Babcock have
returned from their Eastern trip.
Mrs. Hanney Afford has gone on two
weeks visit to Wisconsin friends.
S. Kingsley, Danville, ILL.,, is visiting A.
F. Beers, $50, Pleasant avenue.
Charles Warren of South Minneapolis is
out again after severe illness.
Mrs. A. T. Willard is giving series Of
concerts throughout the state.