St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

| Inc w aShDurn post. ". a. H.. gave
| pleasant masquerade ball at Thomas
| hall Christmas eve.
The South Side Pleasure club held
social at the Labor Temple hall on
Thursday evening.
The Columbia Literary club met on
| Wednesday evening and elected OIL
| GERS.
The Silver Star club gave a social hop
at Befglund's hall Christmas eve.
GENEnAL SOCIAL.
Among the prominent social enter
| tainmen of the season will be the ball
| to be given by the Minneapolis Cavalry
| Troop at Arm0ry hall tomorrow even
! Ing. The hail will be decorated with
silk flags and military insignia. A large
number of invitations have been issued.
! The arrangements committee are Il. f.
Jones, Neal Downey, ID. A. Simmons,
n. +. Warner, W. S. Mall0y, X. A.
! Lauser. Oscar RingWall and e. +. TtIyle;
| reception committee. Charles Nelson,
George Bates. l.. G. Wilson and w. K.
Mercer; floor committee, A. NJ. DiggleS,
Philip Scheig, L. j. Morrison and j. Ii.
Constantine.
Mis-. S. p. Snyder gave german on
Thursday evening at her home on Mt.
Burne avenue. in honor of her daugh-
ter About forty invited guests were
present. The parlors and dining room
were brilliantly Illuminated and fragrant
with the scent of roses and other flow
erS, with which the rooms were taste
fully decorated. The favors were
unique and tasteful, and several new
figures were introduced, making the
german one Of uhe prettieSt given dur
~ ~ al
COLLATION. at II.
The annual Christmas festival was
held Friday afternoon at the Home for
George p. Barnes donated a big dinner
10 which the inmates did full justice.
Mrs. }. Thompson, .Ir., Mrs. A. w.
Hastings. Mrs. }. 5. Pillsbury and Mrs.
George Wilson supervised the distribu-
lion of presents from large Christmas
tree. The presents were from generous
citizens, and there were suitable gifts
for each of the members OF the home.
Mine host, of the Holmes hotel, cele-
brated Christmas in pleasant manner
by giving a banquet during the evening.
An elaborate meal was served, and at
each gents plate was a dainty, hand
painted menu card. Thyle d Ring
wallis orchestra dIscourSpd sweet music
during the evening. After the banquet
the guests spent the evening in social
conversation, enliyened by vocal and
instrumental music.
Mrs. Ii. L. Thomas. assisted by Mrs.
Gross. of Milwaukee, gave dinner
party to about forty friends on Christ
mas day. The parlors and dining room
were tastefully decorated with holly
and evergreens, and dainty bouquets
al at
full Justice to the dainty menu which
was served, and departed wishing their
hostess many merry returns OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. YerXa celebrated their
golden wedding Friday afternoon. Ten
Of Their twelve children were present
and number of grandchildren and
other relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Ierxa
were married i'll st. Johns, \. b.. Mrs.
| YerXa maiden name being Lizzie
White They have resided i'll this city
| for about five years.
The pupils of Miss Carrie lie Wis
COMES kindergarted school entertained
their parents and friends at the Twenty
seventh street hall Christmas day. A
| pleasant programme. illustrating the
method of instruction in the school, was
| given, and Miss lie ViScOnte was warmly
praised for the proficiency displayed by
| her pupils.
rne members of khunm lodge, No
| III. A. +. x A. NJ, at their meeting
| Friday evening, presented Past Master
| Charles +. Barker past masters jewel.
| The gem was represented by large
diamond. George ID. Emery made Il
neat presentation speech.
Miss Addie Haskell gave a card and
| dancIng party to about forty of her
| frieuds last Monday evening. Miss
| Grace Murray, of st. Paul. assisted the
hostess in receiving her guests. Cards,
| dancing and refreshments made the
eevning pass pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. j. Mcndenhall gave a
| dinner to about fifty friends at the West
| hotel on Christmas day. The tables
were decorated with cut flowers and an
| elaborate menu served. Danz' orcheS-
ira render0 several fine selections
during the dinner hour.
The Norwegian Dramatic club will
| celebrate the new year by giving a dra-
matte performance and dance at Har-
monia hall Tuesday evening, Jan. l. \
| large number of invitation have been is
sued, and the club expects to have Il
| merry time.
The newsboys had a merry time at
| the banquet Friday evening at the
! Newsboy 5 club room. Rev. c. T..
Thwing, Rev. +. 5. Williams, Rev. DR..
| Burrell and Rev. Chamberlain made
| short speeches, which We're appreciated
| by the boys.
The Harmonic society celebrated
| Christmas in pleasant manner on
| Tuesday evening at Harmonla hail.
| Presents were exchanged and the even
! ing was passed pleasantly with dancing
! and refreshments.
The members of Nora lodge, K of F..
gave a social hop at their hall WedneS-
day evening. Dee. 26. Thyle Il Ring
wall rendered programme of seven
| teen numbers, which WAS enjoyed by a
| large number.
The Young Peoples Guild of Holy
| Trinity church will hold reception at
| the residence of Nj. Hall, on New
| Years eve. The guests will remain To
watch the Old year cut and welcome in
| the new.
The Misses Agnes Harrison, Carrie
lie NiSconte, Ethel Mimty and Mary
| Campbell viii receive their friends on
| Jan. from to . p. IN. at the residence
of Mrs. j. f. Harrison, 1921 Nicollet
| avenue.
The Minnesota commandeTy of the
| LOYAL Legion will hold its next meeting
at the " est hoiel on " euneSday even
ing. Maj. j, o. Pierce Will read paper
| and the Fort Smelling band will furnish
! music.
Misses Mamie Harrison and Kittie
| Wright gave birthday party Christ
! mas day. About twenty guests were
present. and INDUCED in merry games
until O'clock, wien supper was served.
Nr. and Mrs. Z. f. Fisher have in
vited LARGE circle of friends to Join
them III celebrating their wedding an
| niunrsnl-N ON ThrrsunN Ian 3 at their