St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-22
SOCIETY EVENTS.

The reception and dance given by the
Arabian Mobiles, Masonic order, sat Cur
It's hall, Friday evening, was attended
by large number. The first part of the
evening was devoted to short speeches
from the members of the order, after
which dancing was the principal feat
ure. A very elaborate supper, consist
ing of all the good things that 20 to
t1atter the palate, was served by Dorner,
the caterer. Among the gentlemen
present with their wives were Dr.. Hig-
bee, G. L. Dobbin, r. G. Evans, jim
Burns, John Everard, E. J. Davenport,
E. A. Sumner, Henry Carlisle, Dr. Len
nix, George Dicen. Among the many
others present were John A. Slennon,
Hu Kirkwood. Miss Lu Kirkwood, ALI
Keefe, w. 81. Jacoby, DR.. Hutching.
Company A gave one of its usual
pleasant dances on Friday evening at
MalcOlm's. About sixty couple were
present including a few from st. Paul
military companies, who responded to
invitations received. Dancing was the
principle feature of the evening. The
grand march began at $3.50 and was
headed by Prof. Malcolm. The toilets
of the ladies were very nice, and made
a beautiful appearance as they went
through the various changes during the
given for the purpose of swelling the
fund to pay the debt on Armory hall.
The dance given by the German club,
on Wednesday evening, at Malcolm's
Dancing academy, was one of the pleas
ATTEST events in social circles during the
week. 1t was all that could be wished
for In the way of select and congenial
party. Some siXty-fve couples were
present, of which the greater portion
were members Of the club. The cos
tunes of the ladies were very elegant
and made beautiful appearance. The
dancing began in the early part of the
evening and continued until midnight.
DanZ's orchestra discOursed some eX-
cellent music during the evening.
The congregation of Adath YeSherum
gave its third annual ball Wednesday
evening at Harmonic hall. 1t was
great success in attendance and socially.
About 100 couples were present. The
party was composed of a very fashion
able class of SOciety-gOerS in Hebrew
circles. Dancing began at 8 O'Clock,
and lasted until late hour in the morn
ing.
The musical and dramatic entertain
| ment given by the Ladies' Society of the
Second Universalist church Wednesday
evening, in the parlOrs, was attended
by a large and appreciative audience.
| The music was furnished by local talent
and was rendered in very creditable
manner. The dramatic part of the en-
tertainment was very fair.
The entertainment held by the La
| dies Social Circle of the Church of the
Redeemer on Wednesday evening at
| the residence of Mrs. John Edwards,
| 500 Eighth street south, was a very
| pleasant affair. A number of the mem
berS of the church turned out partly for
the purpose of seeing the relics of the
| fire, which were on exhibition.
About fifty were present at the recep-
ton given by Mrs. A. D. Meader yester-
day at her residence, 1908 Southeast
| Fifth street. The party was COMPOSED
of intimate friends and relatives of Mrs.
Meader. During the afternoon an elab-
crate dinner was served, which was a
very pleasant feature.
Mrs. j. H. Hayes and daughter enter
tanned about fifty friends Thursday af.
ternOOn at their home. The house was
neatly adorned with flowers of rich
hueS, An elaborate dinner was served
in the dining room, which was also
beautifully decked with asparagus and
other flowers.
| The progressive whist party given by
| w. l.. Harris Wednesday evening at his
home at "a Thirteenth street south, was
delightful event. About forty were
present and took an active part in try
ing to secure the prizes which were
awarded to the players as honors.
The st. Anthony club gave delight
full dance at their hall, IA Fourth ave
nue. southeast, Friday evening. About
sixty couples were present, and trippet
the light fantastic until late hour tt
the excellent music of the orchestra.
The musical benefit rendered Miss
Yaw at Music hall ON Wednesday even
ing was grand success in every way
The music that was furnished by DAMS
orchestra during the evening was il
harmony with the occasion.
A reception was rendered Monday
afternoon by Mrs. A. l.. COndit to about
seventy-fiye friends at her pleasant
home on Willow street. During the
evening an elegant supper was served
by May, the caterer.
A new and pleasant feature occurred
at the residence of G. L. C0nger, 1922