St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

mory hall on next Friday evening by
the Flour City SnoWShoe and Toboggan
club. The programme of the dances
and the decorations of the hall will be
very elaborate. The supper to be served
will be very fine and pleasant feature
of the evening.
Miss Hattie Snow gave charming
birthday party Thursday afternoon at
her home on Fourteenth street south
east. The house was neatly decorated
with flowers in honor Of the occasion.
An elaborate supper was served at s
o'clock, consisting OF all the good
things that go TO tlatter the palate.
The Harmonic society will give a
grand concert tonight at their hall, cor
ner of Third street and Second avenue
south. The comic opera, ''The King of
the Waltz" will be presented and dane
ing will follow, to which Danz' orches-
ira will furnish some fine selections.
| Prof. Frank DAM will lead.
The German club gave social hop at
Malcolm's dancing academy Friday
| evening. The attendance was very
large and delightful time was enjoyed
by all. The music furnished by Danz's
| orchestra greatly inspired the dancers
as they glided about the ball room.
A surprise party was rendered E.
Swan by a large number of friends
Saturday evening last week at his resi-
dence, 1891 Harriet avenue. The occa-
sion was the celebration of his birthday
and everybody took an active part in
making the event pleasant and sue
cesSful affair.
Miss Hattie Rand celebrated her
seventeenth birthday Monday, with the
| assistance of a number of intimate
| Fri He, of
fourth street. Miss Rand was the re-
cipient of many beautiful and valuable
presents.
A rehearsal of the Minneapolis ANA
teur opera company was held at Dyer'S
music hall Friday evening The COM
pany is preparing MAID of Belleville,"
which will be produced in highly dra-
matte style to the public in the near
| future.
At the Eighth Ward Relief hall, next
Friday evening will be given a dress
masquerade ball. The event promises
to be great success and a delightful
time is anticipated. A supper will be
| served and good music has been Sc
| cured.
The Y. M. G. A. held pleasant en-
| tertainment Wednesday evening. The
| programme included music and litera-
ture, and was furnished by the young
people of the Hennepin Avenue M. E.
church. The attendance was quite
large.
The lady and gentlemen friends of
Miss Grace Countryman, 1929 Sixth
street southeast, were entertained in a
very enjoyable way one evening of last
week. Music and dancing were among
the many pleasant features of the even
ing.
The Swedish Baptist church enjoyed
social entertainment on Wednesday
night at their church on the corner of
Seventeenth avenue and Eighth street
south. An oyster supper was among
the pleasant features of the affair
In honor of the son of Mrs. Murray,
1912 Stevens avenue, pleasant recep-
ton was given on Saturday evening of
last week. The house was well filled
with a jolly class of people. who seemed
to enjoy most delightful time.
The Windsor club will give another
of series of fortnightly dances at the
Windsor hotel next Thursday evening
These parties have in most been at
tended by large and select crowd and
a delightful time is expected.
The wedding of Charles Williams to
Miss Hattie Nj. Bucdenboch was quietly
solemniZed by Rev. III. NJ. Simmons at
the First Unitarian church. Only a
few friends and relatives of the con-
tracing party were present.
A pleasant wedding event recently
| occurred at 81 Seventeenth street. The
contracting parties were b. G. Hicks, a
prominent young business man, and
Miss Lydia Parker, an esteemed young
lady of social circles.
Tie Welsh Presbyterian church was
crowded Thursday evening, and liter
airy programme of considerable merit
was rendered. Competitive speech-
making, singing and reading were the
principal features.
Mrs. George c. Briggs gave a recep-
ton to about seventy-five friends
Thursday afternoon from till 8. Sup
per was served during the afternoon
and evening.
The q. A. R. hall, corner Of First
avenue and Washington, was the scene
of a grand ball, given by the knights of
Sherwood Forest, on Wednesday night.
Minnehaha lodge, Ancient Order of
United Workmen, will hold an open
meeting next Wednesday evening at
their hall, 2006 Cedar avenue.
The young people of the Norwegian
Trinity church hold their next meeting
at the residence of Mrs. O. Hoff, 2O1S
Eighteenth avenue south.
The Cadet Signal corps give their
third dance on next Wednesday evening
at the hall. corner of Washington and
First avenues north.
the anniversary banquet of WergIund
lodge. r. II. K, will occur March 90, in
stead of March II, as formerly an
nounced.
Mrs. Wright, 2SO6 Fourth avenue
south, gave progressive euchre party
to a number OF friends at her home re-
Gently.
The DANA society gave masquerade
ball last night. The costumes were very
unique. The attendance was quite
large.
Miss Emma Witter gave party in
honor of her friends, Miss Covill. of Peo-
ria, seventeenth birthday, last Monday
Minneapolis lodge No 27O. B. of l.. T.
will give their third annual ball at Har-
monia hall Tuesday evening, April 3.
Mrs. H. j. Johnson gave small tea
party ON Wednesday. Cards were
pleasant feature of the evening.
The Faust club will give the sixth of a
series of social dances at Malcolm'S on
next Thursday evening.
Miss Helen Grant gave a delightful
party to about twenty friends on
Wednesday evening.
The Carpenters union held an in
formal social and dance at their hall Oh
Friday evening.
Messrs. F. B. Mills and r. M. Green
have gone to the Pacific coast ON
pleasure trip.
Frank T. Peterson, wealthy farmer
of Grove City, is visiting in Minneapolis.
Miss Clara Griffin entertained party
of friends at cards and coffee Thursday.
Mrs. Florence Diner gave dinner
party at 6 O'Clock Friday afternoon.
The "Hibernians" will banquet at the
West SATURDAY.. the nth.