St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-12

high priest: r. c. Munger. oriental guide
George Hunsaker. first ceremonial master
w. P. Jewett, second ceremonial master
o. e. Miller. recorder; Il. A. Smith, treas
urer; John T. Black, director, and M. P.
Curry, captain of the guard. After the
election all adjourned to the Ryan, where
fifty mobiles partOOk of banquet and
listened to the eloquence of Mobiles, Wright,
Wilcox. White. Murphy. Munger and Gull
len. The speeches were interSpersed by a
recitation by Mr.. Curry, and several good
songs.
MRS. NICOLS ENTERTAINED.
A delightful reception was given by Mrs.
Henry NcOls and Miss NcOlS of 100 Sum
nit avenue to over one hundred ladies OF
st. Paul from to p. H. Friday. 1t was
a beautiful scene the toilets of the ladies
producing a charming effect among the
floral and evergreens of the parors. Mrs.
Pelkington and Mrs. j. Ross NcoIs as
sisted the hOstesses. and Miss Williams, the
Misses Dean and Miss Horn superinIended
the dining room. where an elegant collation.
was partaken of.
THE MAGNOLIA CLUB.
The banquet of the Magnolia club will be
given at the Ryan on Thursday evening.
There will be about 100 covers lad and
after good menu has been discussed. re-
sponses to appropriate toaSts will be made.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
The Beta Theta Social club met last Sat-
urday with Miss Carrie Drewry. on Preble
street. Miss Bowes and Louis Krieger won
the head prizes; Miss Carrie Drewry and
j. K. Kearney the progressive. and Mr..
BasOn the lone hand. Last evening the
ali II hx,
ney at $50 East Third street, and next week
it will give hop at Jennings hall on East
Third street.
ALL AROUND THE CITY.
Mrs. j. }. Watson and her 81. er Miss Barry,
of Iglehart rect, gave a tea from to p.
IN Wednesday to large number of young
friends. Most of the young ladies' AMI g tntle-
men who were entertained bY the Misses
Dean, were the guests OF Mrs. Watson and
Miss Barry. Mesdames Rhodes, Rundlett and
SQuireS assisted to receive
Ezra +. Kendall the author and comedian,
whose humorous talent produced "A Pair of
Kids. was given banquet by about twenty
five friends at the Clarendon hotel, Thursday
evening. Members of the New York assoc a.
ton took part in the entertainment, and
number of speeches 70 flowed the repast
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Col. Allen
entertained at cards ut the Merchants Gov
huO TITS. Il. r. 1uOOdiu, MT duu mFS. j L,
Odell. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Reed. Mr. and Mrs
j. H. Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Geiselman,
Dr. and Mrs. c. E. Lawton and Mr.. and Mrs.
John McManus.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran's ladies' reception al
SO Western avenue Thursday afternoon from
until p. m. was attended by 2l7 prominent
ladies of society. She was assisted by Mes
danes Frank Clark, J. N. Granger, A. p.
Wilkes, II. B. Walsh and |. w Cochran.
The ladies of St. Johns church will hold
sale of fancy articles in the school building
adjoining the church, on Mackubin street,
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Toles, OF SO Garfield
street, will give a musicale and Christmas
party on Christmas eve TO about 200 friends
of this city and Minneapolis.
The pink toa sociable of the Clinton Avenue
NJ. E. church was postponed until next T es-
day, owing to the decease of Mrs. Georgia
Bradley.
The Stewart Grand Concert company, of
Madison, Wis, will give an entertainment at
the Pacific Congregational church Tuesday
evening.
The Redotta club will meet at Woodruff
hail. Merriam park, next Friday evening for
its fortnightly euchre and dancing.
The next entertainment by the Young Peo-
pies guild oil Christ church will be given on
the evening of Jan. IL.
Col. Allen chaperoued a sleighing party
evening. In the party were Mes
danes George Acker, f. d. Abbey, Jerry Platt
and A. Wilkinson.
st. Mary's church ladies will give fair and
socials at Merriam Park Tuesday ard Wednes-
day evenings.
Mrs. James Middleton, OF Hoffman avenue,
entertained gathering of young people Fri
day evening.
Mrs. C. W. Hackett will give an afternoon
recent on next Wednesday at the Hotel RYAN
Christ church Sunday school will give its
Christmas tree and festival ut Turner hall.
Mrs. Charles Nichols, of 80 Western avenue,
will give reception Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Maj. George /. White gave a card
party Thursday evening.
Miss Burbank, of Pleasant avenue, gave a
tea Friday afternoon.
The Wabasha club expects to give recep-
ton soon.