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

son. Mr. George Hand Miss Nettie Treasure.
Appropriate floral decorations were dis
tributed about the church. 1t is intended
to commence the erection of a beautiful
church edifce next spring on the lot adjoin-
ing, corner OF Selby avenue and Arundel
street.
FOR THE HEATHER.
Something both unique and amusing was
the jug-breaking at the residence of Col.
and Mrs. Newport, corner Selby and Sum-
NIT avenues, Monday evening, which was
attended by MeSdames G. 81. Bigelow. w,
D. Kirk, II. r. Bgelow, Henry A. Board
man. DR.. Boardman, Driscoll, Wheelock
and Robbins. The ladies of the House of
Hope Presbyterian Church Missionary So
ciety, distributed, six months ago, 100 little
earthen jugs, whose only opening was a
small aperture. just large enough to admit
a coin. Into these miniature savings banks
the members of the congregation were re-
quested to put contributions toward the
missionary cause, occasionally. The time
to open them was Monday evening. and
after heap of fun, it was ascertained that
S240 had been contributed in this way.
OPEN DOORS.
| Society awaits anXiously the reception
George r. Finch and Miss Finch. at 435
Summit avenue, next Wednesday evening"
from D. m. until II m. Nothing will be
overlooked in the preparations to make the
event among the most noted of the winter
with abundant pleasure to host hostess and
guests alike. Seibert's full orchestra has
been engaged for the occasion. The Gull
bertson residence, into which Mr.. Finch
moved last July, is a model one, and it will
| be placed at the disposal Of the ladies and
gentlemen of this city. All formalities are
| to be dispensed with in making the evening
one of pleasant enjoyment.
FUN WITH CARDS.
Mrs. Pope, daughter of Gen. Il. H.
| Sibley, entertained progressive euchre
at her residence, on Woodward avenue
| Tuesday evening. Eight tables were ar
ranged. Miss Griffin and Mr.. Bird won the
head prizes, Mrs Bird and Mr.. Frost the
progressive and Miss Cooke. of Washing
ton, and Mr.. w. Il. Merriam the foot
prizes. At the tables sat:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
R. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. MCINTYRE, Mr..
and Mrs Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Finch. Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nichols, Misses Cooke, of Washing
ton, Gordon. Draper and Griffin, Mesdames
Merriam and Brooks, and Messrs. Sherman,
Finch, Richards, Gordon, G. j. Potts, Har
baugh, Gen. Sibley, Fred c.. SibleY and Al
Sihley.
EVERY LASSIE HAS LADDIE."
The st. Andrews society met Monday
night in Sons of Veterans hall, in the
Drake block, and elected as officers for the
ensuing year: Robert L. McGill, president;
Allan Brown. vice president; James b.
Darling, secretary. and r. Mclean. treas
ci.-+i Of
McGiI, Rodgers, Todd, Black, Mclean.
Brown and J. c. Myron was appointed tv
arrange for the annual programme. Fri
day evening the committee met at the resi-
dence OF Allan Brown and adopted the
programme for the coming eighth annual
festival to occur Tuesday evening. Nov. 80.
The supper is to be given at the Windsor
hotel, where the officers will be Installed,
programme of Scotch songs and Highland
dances enjoyed. and several appropriate
toasts responded to. After the supper all
will adjourn TO the ball in Turner hall.
CHAMBER CONCERT.
Standard hall was filled last Thursday
evening with an appreciaUive audience to
listen to the chamber concert given under
tile management of Richard Gordon for
the benefit of the Young Ladies' guild of
st. Pauls church. 4 plano solo by Mr..
Van Ellemeet. a tenor solo by Mr.. Merrill,
pretty gavotte solo by Miss Mae Murphy,
several cello selections by Miss Geist, songs
by Mr. Van Ellemeet, Miss Gordon, Mrs.
Curtlss and MeSsrS, Merrill and Gould
were among the good things of the pro-
gramme. After the concert the hall was
cleared for hop to the strains Of Seiberts
orchestra. MeSsrs. A. w. Rice, E. T.
Hamilton, c. w. Gordon. F. c. Sibley and
J. w. Merriam arranged the couples III
the lancierS and QuadrilieS.
ONTHE BLUFF.
Mrs. D. R. Hevener, 3S1 Bates avenue, en-
tertained the Dayton's Bluff Eucher club
Thursday evening last. The prizes were won
by the following members: Ladies' head
prize. Mrs. II. W. Eddy; ladies' progressive
prize, Mrs. H. RansTord; ladies' lone-haud
prize, Mrs. G. D. Andrews; gents head prize,
DIR. Schiffmann; gents progressive prize, c.
Tracy: gents lone-hand prize, c. D. Andrews.
The next club meeting will be Thursday even
ing, the 18th inst, at the residence Of Allen
Krieger, 70S East Third street.
PLEASANT TINES.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Schroeder. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Friend, MIR. and Mrs. Fred OFT, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Sligo.
Misses Crescence and Minnie Drexler, julius
Wise and Mr.. Schmitz are getting up a pro-
gressive eucher club which is to afford
amusement for Carroll street residents this
winter The club will be organized at the