St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-19
SOCIETY SPARKLES.

oU4, VIII give puDllc literary ana
musical entertainment and a weight
party, concluding with a burlesque
minstrel troupe. on next Tuesday even
ing in the A. 0. U. W, hall, corner of
Ninth street and Stevens avenue.
Among the many prominent local ar
fists that will take part are Miss
ketchum. Mrs. and Miss Perry, Miss
Frank, Miss Ella MitZgan, Mrs. Jennie
Porter, DR.. Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith.
The Court Hennepin lodge gave de-
lightful social event Thursday evening
in the way of calico ball at the q. A.
Il. hall, Twentieth avenue north and
Washington. The attendance was very
large and select, being composed
of North Minneapolis society seekers.
The dancing began at $50 and lasted
until a late hour. At IL O'Clock the ladies
served an elaborate homemade supper,
which added to the pleasures of the gay
festivities.
The masquerade given by the Jacob
Shaffer Post No. 165 at Turner hall on
Saturday evening week was delight
ful event. The costumes were very nice
and presented beautiful appearance
upon the floor. A. E. Chapman, head
usher at the Peoples, secured first prize
for having the most elegant gentleman'S
costume and Miss Jennie Harris for
lady'S. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. X. TOdG took
both of the prizes for the cOmical make
ups.
The Tam O'Shanter club held its reg
ular meeting at the club room, % Syn-
dicate block, Thursday evening. The
programme was the best of the season,
the principal feature being the mock
trial by jury. The case on trial was
breach of promise suit, and was ham
died in a ''Bill'' Irwin eloquent style by
the attorneys, MeSSrS. Gutherie and
Mckenzie. The jury returned Scotch
verdict-agreed to disagree.
The entertainment of the Calhoun
Lodge. a. o. L. W., hall on Twenty
sixth street, last evening, was a most
enjoyable affair. The Falk Bros, of
Company a, in their notable lightning
drill, which brought repeated applause,
were the feature of the evening. Mr..
Jones' vocal solo was rendered in an ap
proved style, and also the recitation by
Mrs. w. o. Falk, who as an especially
good elOcutioniSt, deserves mention.
The dance rendered the Juvenile class
Friday evening by II. Maria Jenkins, at
her dancing academy in the Jetfery
block, was delightful event. The
toilets of the young misses were very
gay, and made handsome appearance
on the floor. The music furnished by
DanZ'S orchestra greatly inspired the
little ones as they skipped about the
ball room.
The pound social recently given at
Maternity hospital for the benefit of
the institution, proved a great sncceSS.
Liberal presents of flour and provisions
were sent by c. A. PillSbury 4 Co. and
other business houses. All the ladies'
brought out something, and S26 collected
by Mrs. E. S. Kelly was presented by
that lady.
Last Monday evening twenty couples
arrived from st. Paul and repaired to
the house of NJ. w. Nash and took it by
storm. The evening was passed in a
very social way. Among those present
were: L. Bremen and wife, j. j. Nc
Cadry and wife, F. T. Cavanagh and
wife, Mr.. Egan, j. G. Donnelly and
few others.
The Young Peoples society of the
Norwegian Trinity church met Wednes-
day night at Rev. NJ. F. Gjertsen's resi-
dence, 941 Fourteenth avenue south, to
attend to routine matter connected with
the society. Afterwards they held
literary and musical entertainment that
was simply immense.
The sixth reception of Prof. and Mrs.
Malcolm occurred Friday evening at
| their dancing academy. The party was
composed of very select and congeniaI
class of young society seekers. The
| music was furnished by Danz'S orches-
ira, and was in harmony with the Occa-
sion.
Nicollet Lodge 119, Odd Fellows, will
hold their last hop. a grand calico affair.
Friday. the 24th. The programmes out
are very tastefuliy gotten up Oh calico.
At the top is printed, Last but not
least" and the entertainment promises
to be great success.
The ladies of the Second Universalist
church gave butterfly social and sup
! per on Thursday evening in the parorS
of the church. The attendance was
large, and pleasant time was enjoyed
| by all.
Ace P. Abel performed the usual GER
emOn in the marriage of w. E. Stevens
to Miss Della Palneande Thursday last.
The judge iS,,rapidly Increasing in.popu-
larity in social circles, and has an I'M
limited business in the hymeneal line.
The Caledonian club intend giving a
musical entertainment on big scale, to
come off on the evening of the 21st of
February. The entertainments of this
organization are always great success
and largely attended.
Charles A. Pilisbury gave a dinner
party at the West Friday evening to
about ten of his friends. The occasion
was given in honor of E. j. Bliss, a
| prominent and wealthy merchant of
Albany, n. Y.
Next Thursday evening the Windsor
| club will give social hop at the Wind
sOr hotel, corner of First avenue and
Washington north. DanZ's orchestra
will inspire the dancers with some choice
| music.
The Crescent club gave the eighth of
series of dances at Malcolm's on Mon
day evening. The evening was entirely
| devoted to dancing, and pleasant time
was the order of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tabor, at their home.
1901 Hennepin avenue, entertained a
party of friends on Tuesday night.
| Cards was prominent feature Of the
| entertainment.
Company A will give another of Sc
/ rieS of social dances at Malcolm's next
| Friday evening. Fatigue uniforms will
| predominant among the members of the
| company.
A geographical social'' was given
| Wednesday evening at the residence of
DR.. Marshall, 1923 Eleventh avenue
south. A supper was served during the
evening.
AT the residence of Mrs. r. S. Good
fellow, 1006 Sixth avenue south, con-
cert was given Tuesday evening last
for the benefit of the Sheltering Arms
society.
The leap year basket party given at
First ward relief hall on Friday even
| ioU was all that cOuid he nyppptad in