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

lcr VIII give ledp-yedT party to-inoI-
row night at the residence of Miss Fos-
ter. An elaborate supper will be served
and the ladies will for Once) settle the
bills. This is new and pleasant
feature, and it is hoped that the good
work will continue.
The Scandinavian Pleasure club will
give prize masquerade tonight at Har-
mOnia hall. Among the prizes are a
gold watch, seal cap, diamond pin and
SealSkin SacQue. Willard IL Thyle'S
orchestra will furnish the music. MeSSrs.
ManniX, Briggs and Varnum will act as
judges upon the occasion.
The Crescent club gave a pleasant
dance on ThurSdayhvening at MalcOlm'S
dancing academy. The guests were
composed of very select and cOngenial
party OF young society gOerS. The
music furnished by Danz's orchestra
was excellent.
A reception was rendered by Mr.. and
and Mrs. Ed BrOckway to number of
friends Monday evening at their home
on Eighth street south. Whist was a.
pleasant feature of the evening. An
elaborate lunch was served by May, the
caterer.
The "Gypsy Baron" company that
plays at the Grand this week will be
given pleasant reception in the way of
tobogganlng by the Flour City Snow
shoe and Toboggan club Wednesday
afternoon, at the slide on Wedgewood
avenue.
The usual Sunday sacred concert will
be given by Danz' full fifty pieces) con-
cert band at Harmonic hall this after
noon. An excellent programme of
choice music has been selected, and a
large and appreciative audience is ex-
pected.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given Tuesday night in the DANA hall
for the benefit of the Scandinavian
State Total Abstinence society. A lnnch
OF chocolate and sandwiches was served
and the attendance was quite large.
The first annual ball of the Columbia
association was given at Harmonic
hall on Friday evening. A supper was
served during the evening i'm the side
parlor of the hall. DAMS orchestra in
Spired the merry dancers by rendering
some fine selections of music.
The banquet and ball given at Peter
sons hall, on Monday evening, by the
Weigland lodge r. II. K. of South Min
neapOliS, was attended by about sixty
couples. The music and supper were
excellent.
An enjoyable party was given by Miss
Jennie Sunderland at her home on Ninth
avenue southeast on Monday evening"
Card playing and music were among
the pleasant features of the evening.
Mrs. w. A. Clark gave social party
to about forty-five friends at her home,
at 1902 Clinton avenue, Monday after
noon. An elaborate lunch was served
by May, the caterer.
The Nicollet lodge gave a delightful
party at their hall on the corner of Mic
ollet avenue and Twenty-Sixth street.
The Italian orchestra furnished good
music for dancing.
The Mahtowah club gave another of
its pleasant SocialS at Maben'S hall, cor
ner of James and Fifth avenue north,
Wednesday evening, which was largely
attended.
Manager James Fitzgerald, of the
''Gypsy Baron" company, will be given
reception by the Touch Up club to-
morrow night. A delightful time is an
ticipated.
A very pleasant hop came off Wednes-
day afternoon among the juveniles be-
longing to the Apollo club, in their
rooms on Second street and Nicollet ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. E. ClemeIson, gave
an informal reception on Thursday
evening to large number of friends at
their pleasant home on Chicago avenue.
The Hibernian rifles gave dance
Wednesday night in Windsor hall.
There was large crowd, and the affair
was very pleasant one all through.
The German" club gave swell hop
at Malcolm's hall on Friday evening.
The music of Danz'S orchestra was a
prominent feature of the evening.
Rev. John Stafford, pastor of First NJ
+. church, Minneapolis, and his wife
were presented with hadsome silver
tea set by the congregation.
A delightful party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Shomberg at the Hotel
teenth street, Tuesday evening.
A surprise" was given Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gutenberg by about sixty friends
at their home, 5O4 Eighth avenue south,
on Monday evening.
Mrs. Grace Crowley gave a dinner
party to a number of friends on Mon
day, at her home at 1927 Hennepin ave-
nue..
The Flour City Snowshoe and Tobog-
gan club are fitting up new quarters at
Rooms Z and at 416 NicOllet avenue.
A chicken pie social was given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Bloomington
Avenue church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. l. E. Russell gave a party on
Monday in honor of her guest, Miss
Kate Lowe, of Lansing, Mich.
Mrs. Ed FL. Newcomb gave a tea party
at her home on Bryant avenue on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Dora Heath and brother, John
Heath, gave a card party on Thursday
evening.
A pleasant dinner party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Somers Christmas
day.
Mrs. =. J. Ferris gave a Christmas
dinner Monday to party of friends.
Mrs. E. F. May entertained party of
friends at dinner Tuesday afternoon.