St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-14

pleasant euchre party last Monday eve. A
delicious supper was served and the pretty
prizes were distributed TO Miss Nellie Igo,
Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Southal, Mrs. N. Bouse, Mr..
Lownsbury and Mr.. w. l.. Wyand.
Dir. and Mrs. st. Aubin were pleasantly
surprised on last Tuesday evening by party
OF their friends, who announced themselves
rs having come TO help them keep Shrove
Tuesday, and IL they did not, il was because
they did not know how.
The ladies of Plymouth church will give an
entertainment on Thursday evening next
Supper will be served from 10 s, and viii be
followed by a musical and library program
of unusual merit. A good supper and q fine
time all for % cents.
A charming home musicale was given at
the residence of Mrs. X. Blakely, on Jackson
street, last Wednesday evening. Miss Ella
Richards, Mr.. Titcomb and Mr.. Somers en-
bellished the affair most elegantly.
The Ko Ko Ko Ho Toboggan club was very
pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ID.
Hager at their residence on Virginia avenue
on Friday evening. Twenty-Five members OF
the club were present.
The Standard club will give a grand domino
and Mikado mask ball at their hall on Tues
day evening, the Esd inst. 1t will be an ele-
giant and novel affair.
Mrs. d. T. Hickey and Mrs. d. Richards
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Arthur left last week for their homo in
Knoxville, Tenn.
The German society gave a well-attended
masquerade ball ut the atheneum on Monday
evening. The affair was one OF the best ever
given in the city.
Miss Katie Clark of Blue Earth City, who
has been the guest of Mrs. W. n. Donaldson
for the past two months, returned home on
Tuesday last.
Rev. DR.. Carroll viii deliver a lecture on
The Young Man In Chains at the Goodrich
Avenue Presbyterian church next Friday,
March 10.
Miss Mae Murphy has returned from New
Orleans accompanied by her cousin. Miss Callie
Hoyt, who will spent the summer with her.
Mrs. ]. r. Rust of Zumbrote has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. c. w. Hanson of
Marshall avenue during the past week.
On Thursday evening last Mrs. II. Weiss
(nee BROWN left for the East TO visit friends
| in company Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Levy.
Mr.. Henry McLachlan, organist OF st.
Mary's church. Is preparing 10 give Mozart's
Twelfth Mass on Earth" Sunday.
The slst birthday of George W. Langevin
was celebrated at the corner of Payne and
Minnehaha streets Monday evening.
f.. f. Davidson of the Davidson company
and William F. Davidson, Jr., of La Crosse
leave Monday for a trip East.
X. Z. Rauch and wife of Saltwater visited
| ST. Paul last week and were guests OF Mrs.
Farmer of LOrient street.
Mrs. n. c. Thrall entertained the pioneers
of Merriam Park at a progressive euchre
party on Friday evening.
A delightful progressive euohre party was
| given by the Misses Fink of LOrient street
/ last Thursday evening.
over 200 couples attended the Boot and
Shoemakers' Protective Union ball at Turner
hall on Monday night.
Miss Alexander, who has been the guest of
Miss Squires, left for her home in Louisville
/ last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. HANCOCK OF AT Selby
avenue gave a theater party last Tuesday
/ evening.
Miss Minnie Relf OF Saltwater street held
an elegant birthday reception last Monday
/ evening.
Mr.. w. A. Goyer Of Goyer Bros. left last
/ evening for an extended business trip East
| The German club danced at Seibert's hall
last Tuesday evening, Mr.. Jaggard leading.
Mrs. NJ. b. Williams will leave for St. Louis
on Monday TO visit relatives and friends.
| Mr.. G. G. Franklin has returned from 8
visit TO his mother in Philadelphia
Gen. and Mrs. ]. I. Averill are in the East.