St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-14

residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Schmidt at
No 300 Louis street. All are excellent card
players and series of prizes will be made up
TO make the fun quite interesting.
The Redotha club of Merriam Park held its
regular social bee a week ago last Friday
evening. About fifty couples attended
Dancing and progressive eucher were the
order of the evening. Prizes for progressive
eucher were awarded as follows: Most pro-
gressive Mr.. Chandler and Mrs. Jones; least
progressive, Frank Stevens and Mrs Gun
ningham; lone hands, Mr. Keller and Mrs.
Mccoy.
ST. Paul Council No. l, R. and S. NJ, has
elected: G. F. Yeager, L. l. NJ; F. w. Zoll-
man, D. NJ; George S. Acker, P. G. W.; G.
w. Merrill, treasurer; A. T. Cobb, recorder:
Joseph G. Way, G. G.; j. P. Pond, Q. C.; H.
Birmingham, marshal; Thomas Il. Bean,
steward; and J. C. Fisher, sentinel. George
W. Merrill, P. NJ. G. NJ, installed them with
due ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Whelan entertained sew
eral friends at 20 College avenue Thursday
evening. Prof. Wheaton, Mrs. Fuller, OF the
Plymouth Congregational church: Miss Muir
ray Larsen and Mr.. Whelan favored those
present with good music and singing.
The Chinese school, which has met at the
rooms of the Y. N. c. A. every Sunday after
noon for nearly four years. and which Mrs
Bailey has been very successful with, will
celebrate the third anniversary OF its organ
iZation tomorrow evening.
Henry Nickel entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph X. Grismer, of the Grismer-Davies
combination, and few other invited guests
with planked fish banquet at the Ryan
Friday night after the performance at the
theater.
Miss LYDIA Dufey presented to the Junior
Dancing and Carnival club a beautiful ban
ner, with the name of the club inscribed in
gold, last Thursday evening. The president,
Ed J. Murphy, made brief and appropriate
response.
A good meeting was held by the Summit
avenue Chautsuqua circle last Tuesday even
ing at which the subject of English and Amer
lean humor was discussed. The next meet
ing will be held Tuesday, Nov. %.
H. Klare, president G. F. Andrews, secre-
tary. Robert White. treasurer and Messrs.
ested in making the Bridge Square Toboggan
club means of frosty fun.
Monday evening the st. Paul Turnverein
celebrated with a good entertainment and u
ball at Turner nall, its twenty-eghth ann1ver-
sary. An excellent programme of athletic
sports was carried out.
The next regular meeting of Constellation
Chapter No. Is, o. E. s., will be held next
Wednesday evening at p. N. All members
are requested to be present.
The Young Peoples Social club of the Gin
ton avenue NJ. E. church gave a silver social
at the residence of John Thayer, West st.
Paul, Tuesday evening.
Major and Mrs. Alden, of Fort Smelling,
gave dinner party to Gen. Ruger, DR.. Perrin,
Col. Andrews, and Maj. Rodney, the new bat
terry commander.
Prof J. F. Sherry, of this city, was made
the recipient of an ivory-mounted German
silver banjo, the gift of j. B. Shaw, Of Chi
cago.
Minnesota commandry Loyal Legion has
been invited to attend the organization of the
Iowa commandrey, Nov % at Des MONIES.
Miss May Hazard, of Lake Como, enter
tanned about thirty young friends yesterday
afternoon from until p. m.
Bishop and Mrs. Gilbert will be at home to
their friends ut the Christ church rectory TO-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs E. S. Chittenden entertained several
married friends Thursday evening at pro-
gre5Sve eucher.
An exhibition drill and hop were given by
the Emmett Light artillery at the armory
Friday evening.
Mrs. George L. Wilson, of Lincoln avenue,
treated a number of friends to tea Wednes-
day evening.
The Gerrnauia club will meet at George L.
8igelows, Isl College avenue, Thursday
evening.
Westminster church young people enjoyed
q social evening with Mrs. A A. Price, Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs C. S. Metzgen have taken
apartments at the Clarendon for the winter.
Dir. Stamm was the victim of delightful
birthday party last Saturday evening.
The West Side Choral union will meet Tues
day evening to select an instructor.
Mrs. Trowbriage gave coffee to num-
Der of friends Thursday afternoon.
The West Side Chautauqua circle met at
Gymnasium hall Monday evening.
Ex-Gov. C. K. Davis is confined to his home
with illness.
The Nushka Toboggan CLUB met at Grote's
last nioht