St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

features OF tne entertainment.
The grand masque carnival to be
given on next Friday evening at Odd
Fellows hall, corner NicOllet and
Twenty-SiXth street, under the auspices
of the NicOllet Lodge No. 1l9, |. o. q.
F.. promises to be very brilliant event.
Excellent music has been secured. The
ladies of the order will give a home
made supper, and a pleasant time is as
Sured.
A delightful reception was given on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. w. ID.
Brooks to large number of friends at
the residence of her father, II. Is. Lang
don, corner of Tenth street and Mary
place. A fine display of toilets was pre-
scented by the guests, who were COM
posed of select class of society people.
The Woman's Exchange will be tend
cred a musical benefit next Tuesday
evening at the lecture room of the
Plymouth church. The concert will be
under the direction of F. w. Merriam,
and will be assisted by able local talent.
The object being worthy one, a large
audience is expected.
The police ball, which is to occur on
the 18th at Harmonic hall, promises to
be very successful one. All of the
ladies are sure to turn out to get a
loops" with the long blue coats. Danz'S
orchestra has been secured for the occa-
sion.
The Eighth Ward Relief association
gave very brilliant musical concert on
Wednesday evening under the direction
of u. l.. Roberts. Mrs. j. h. Thayer,
l.. w. Billiard, Miss Billiard and B. f.
johnson took prominent part in max
ing the event a success.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Brush gave a
pleasant party to number of friends
on Monday night at their residence,
1929 Third avenue south. 1t was given
in honor of their guest, Miss Lillian
Hord, a charming young lady of Chi
cago.
The fourth of the second series of So
cial dances by the Faust club will occur
on next Thursday evening at Malcolm'S
Dancing academy. Danz's orchestra
will furnish music and delightful
event is anticipated.
The Minneapolis Lodge No. 10. Ii. o.
U. W., will give an entertainment Fri
day evening at the hall. corner of First
avenue and Washington. Dancing and
supper will be among the pleasures of
the evening.
The ladies of the Dudley P. Chase
Post, G. A. r. will give a grand ball
and banquet at their hall, 22S Central
avenue. A large number of invitations
have been issued and a pleasant time is
expected.
The C.. G.. WaShburn post, G. A. R.,
enjoyed social dance at Thomas hail
Friday evening. An excellent home
made supper was served by the ladies
of the relief corps during the evening.
II. A. Cheney was given surprise Oh
Monday by number of friends at his
home, 1917 Bryant avenue north. The
occasion was in honor of Mr.. Cheney'S
siXty-Second birthday.
The Misses McClelland were pleasantly
surprised at their home, Twenty-irSt
street and Fourteenth avenue south, on
Wednesday evening by party of
friends.
The ladies of the Second UniverSalist
church gave all oyster supper Friday
evening. A fair attendance and a
pleasant time were the order OF the even
ing.
The next fortnightly meeting of the
Sewing circle of the 0. E. S. will be held
at the residence of w. F. Nye, 401
Plymouth avenue, Tuesday evening.
S. F. Boyd was presented with some
very handsome mementoeS of his old
time railroad associates and masonic
comrades Tuesday evening.
Mrs. N. A. Croft will give tea party
at her home, 1000 Second avenue south,
Tuesday evening, for the benefit of the
Lucy Hayes w. G. Z. u.
Cards and other games were pleasant
features at the party given by Miss
Edna Fill Thursday evening to num-
Der of friends.
Mrs. A. e. Nesmith gave a pleasant
tea party Wednesday afternoon to a
number of friends at her home on the
West side.
Mrs. Charles M. Henry gave tea
party on Wednesday afternoon to about
twenty-five at her home on Grand ave-
nue..
Miss Abbie DOwney gave party one
night recently i'll honor of her friend,
Miss Bebie, of New Orleans.
Miss Annie Flannery will entertain a
number of friends at MalcOlm'S dancing
academy tomorrow evening.
Miss Nettie Allen was given sur
prise on Wednesday in honor Of her
birthday anniversary.
Miss Hattie Rust, assisted by her
friend, Miss Maud Rowe, gave party
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Isaac Phillips gave an informal
dinner party to number of friends Oh
Thursday afternoon,
The South Side guards will give a
social dance at Tollefson's hall next
Thursday evening.
Mrs. II. J. Williams will give recep-
ton from ) until OH Wednesdays dur
ing February.
Misses Clara and Helen West gave a
tea and card party on Friday to party
of friends.
The LIP. Plummer post gave highly
successful bali and supper Wednesday
evening.
The German club meets tomorrow
night for a social dance.