St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-21

| was enioyed The ladies' head prize was won
| by Mrs. Mcdonald, geatieRen's head prize
! by Mr.. Nc Donald aad the ladies progressive
prize by Miss Weston and the gentlemen's by
| William II. Cock.
| TIE Young Peoples association Of the First
! BAPTIST church eave q social last THURSDAY
/ evening. Mrs. Ruford, Miss Maggie W. Nor
ton, Mrs. HAMS, Mrs. SimoBs, Mrs. NJ Hope
! and Mesars. James Gregory and George Hal
| lowell con- nhiaed to present an elaborate pro.
! gramme Of music, songs and readings.
The Pilgrim church fair viii open Tuesday
| evening ana &c rtinue until Friday evening,
| The articles OIL sale are entirely the produc-
! ton OF the people getting up the fair. The
''b rides quilt is an original idea. and it is
the execution OF Mrs. A. G. Russell the
! president s1 The fair committee.
! Miss Carrie Middleton received q very pleas
ant surprise frem about Fifty Of her friends ut
her home en- Holman avenue. Oh Tuesday
| evening last An orchestra was in attend
ance and the party INDUCED in very enjoy
| able hop.
The young people of Clinton Avenue M. E.
| church have organized a social circle. They
will give their second sociable ON next Tues
day evening at the residence of w. r. Dennis,
Winifred street east
Miss Emily Slater, of Grand avenue. will
give q young peoples party next Friday
evening. Her sister, Mrs. &. P. Miller, will
| tender reception to her married friends
sson.
There win be a musical and literary enter
tainment given at the residence OF Mrs. A. B.
Stickney. 2sS SumEait avenue. Monday, Nov.
90 for the benefit of the Woman's Christian
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Peabody, Of Arundel
street, will give musicale to their friends on
Tuesday evenisg. A particular feature of
the evening will be kinder-symphony.
The Crusaders have arranged for another
~ bair ara tpf tai rfS ho civ
in their hall on Thursday evening next. d.
W. Lawler viii be the essayist.
Mrs. @. W. Carpenter and Miss Carpenter
Of Summit avenue and St. Peter streets. will
give a tea and reception from to p. M
next Friday.
Dr. Quinn, Charley Fairchild, Dr. wh1tmere
and DIR. Lawrence. of the ST. Georges Saow
Shoe club took the FIRST tramp of the season
Wednesday.
Mrs. f. W. Luley and Miss Georgia May
Luley viii entertain a company Of young
ladies Hext Friday afternoon, from until
o'clock.
Mics Moore, of 265 Grove street, gave q de-
lishtful lunch to Misses Draper Won Wedel-
staeat, Mcdonald, Forsyth. Travis and others.
The Century club will meet at the residence
of Mrs. william Campbell. No. l59 Arundel
street, tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
Col. Christopher Brandt, of the Nord-
western, will entertain his st. Paul friends at
the West hotel, Minneapolis, to-day.
On Monday evening a Chautauqua circle
WAS organized at the Y. M. G. A. rooms with
James Suyda az leader.
The Dayton's Bluff Progressive Eucher club
rallied at the home of Allen Kreiger last
Thursday evening.
The Columbia Snow Shoe club has been Or
ganized with John LAWYER president, and Fred
P. Wright captain.
The Chinese reception Monday evening at
the parlors of the Y. NJ. G. A. was very en-
jeyxble affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Warner entertained
large progressive euchre party ON Tuesday
evening.
Sam Hart will entertain several friends at
his Summit avenue home Wednesday even
ing.
West St. Paul has a choral union now,
under the dictatorship of Prof. Rosen berg.
Mrs. Reuben entertained some friends at
progressive euohre last Tuesday evening.
Company will give an exhibition drill at
the armOry Thanksgiving evening.
Miss Amalie Nix, of the Humboldt school,
has been quite ill the past week.
euchsr party was given by the Misses
Pollock, Friday evening.