St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-15
NOTABLE EVENTS.

NOTABLE EVENTS.
Among the excurSiOniSts who left over
the Albert Lea and Missouri Pacific
Tuesday evening were: +. NJ. Parcher
and wife, Miss Parcher. Elliott Parcher,
William Parcher, William Chandler,
Miss Bacon, c. c. Peck and family, H..
Il. BOyntOn and wife. Judge w. S. Best
and family. w. \. Mealey, W. NJ. Tan
ner and family, James King and wife,
Mrs. Williams and K. G. Avery and
family, of Minneapolis. and Judge j. +.
HOyt, Hon. Lorenzo HOyt, Mrs. and Miss
Roberts, Mrs. Hugh McAfee and fam
lily, Ii. J. Brainerd and wife and Col.
w. G. HendrickSOn and family, of st.
Paul.
Miss Agnes Mccarthy and Miss Anna
Burlingame entertained their friends
very pleasantly last Wednesday even
ing, at the residence of Mrs. Mccarthy,
50 South Eighth street. About twelve
couples were present. Dancing, playing
cards and music were among the amuSe-
mentS of the evening. After refresh
mentS were served dancing was again
resumed. At ! o'clock all took their de-
parture, each one expressing themselves
as having had Thoroughly good time.
The first annual ball of the Street
Railway Employees Protective AsSocia-
ton of Minneapolis will be held at
Windsor hall Wednesday night, Jan. %.
The admission has been placed at 81.
The receipts are to go toward making
up 800. the reward offered by the aSSo-
citation for the arrest and conviction of
the murdererS of Driver TollefSon, who
was a member of the union.
Mrs. NJ. \. Paulson entertained the
Stoddard Concert ladies' quartette
"Wednesday afternoon at her pleasant
home, 20O0 Hawthorne avenue. Vocal
and instrumental music also included
a delightful impromptu programme.
Among those present were: Miss StOd-
dard, Mrs. |. J. Convey, Mrs. Laird, Mrs.
Weed Munroe and Mrs. PadlSon.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. ByrneS on Friday even
ing at their home. 1901 Third street
north. The party was composed of
young East side friends, who came we'll
equipped with everything necessary to
make the entertainment pleasant and
Interesting. An elaborate collation. was
served at midnight.
The PhilOmathean Literary society
was organized on Wednesday evening
by the young people of Northeast Min
neapoliS, and will hold regular weekly
meetings hereafter. On next Monday
evening the society will meet at the
second avenue, northeast.
Rev. ID. j. BurreII and wife, assisted
by the elders of Westminster church,
gave reception Friday night in the
parlorS of the church to meet all the
new members who have joined during
the past year. Although simply an in
formal affair, it was extremely pleasant
and largely attended.
The Windsor club gave pleasant hop
In the dining hall of the Windsor hotel
last evening. The party was composed
of very select class of pleasure seek
erS. The ladies were attired in full even
ing dress, with a few exceptions. Danz' S
orchestra furnished the music.
The Faust club gave the third of the
second series of social dances at Nal
cOlm'S dancing academy Thursday even
ing. Some forty couples were present
and skipped the lignt fantastic until
midnight to the delightful music of
DanZ's orchestra.
The Crescent TObOggan club was ten
dered banquet by one of the lady
members Friday evening. After the
banquet the members of the club and
invited guests repaired to the slide,
where pleasant evening was passed at
the gay sport.
The Bowdoin alumni dinner will be
AOlO az lbC llOlCl tOdGuIudJ ulSiI,
Jan. 10. 1t promises to be very ele-
CANT affair. The committee having it in
charge are MeSSrS. John WaShburn, G.
II. Gilman and w. S. Pearson.
The German club will give one of its
usual pleasant SocalS at Malcolm'S
dancing academy on. Wednesday even
ing, Jan. Is. The music will be fur
niShed by Danz' orchestra, and a de-
lightful time is anticipated.
The Harmonic society will give a
grand bal and social entertainment at
Harmonic hail on Wednesday evening,
the 25th inst. Special pains will be
taken to make the party as select and
cOngenial as possible.
DanZ's orchestra will give its usual
sacred concert this afternoon at Har-
nOnia hall. Special pains have been
taken to make the affair grand sue
cess, and large and appreciative audi
ence is expected.
The Normanna fair which is to be
held from Jan. Is to 81, at Turner'S hall,
is for the benefit of the NOrmanna
Building association fund. The affair
promises TO be quite successful.
Mr.. COnger, of the university, will
give leap year party to his class Fri
day evening. The ladies will 90 for the
gentlemen in carriages after the regu-
latiOn leap year fashion.
Next Friday evening the Arabic Or
der, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, will
give social entertainment at Curtis
hall. Dancing will be prominent fea-
ture of the evening.
The ladies' auxiliary of the railroad
department of the Y. NJ. G. A. gave a
social on Wednesday evening at the
residence of j. D. Pattee, S14 Seventh
street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Chapman have
gone south on an extended pleasure
trip. They will return in the spring by
the way of Washington and .Philadel-
phia.
The leading society event in Hebrew
circles will be the grand charity ball to
be given the night of the 18th inst. by
the Hebrew Benevolent Society.
e. w. Clarke, who has until recently
been in the commission business in Min
neapolis, will leave in few days for an
extended trip through Europe.
Mrs. Henry West gave progressive
card party Wednesday evening. About
forty responded to invitations, and a
pleasant evening was passed.
The West Turner Hail society Will
give social dance and concert next
sunday evening at their hall on Wash
ingtOn avenue north.
A delightful afternoon reception was
given Thursday by Miss Kittie Rowell,
assisted by her guest, Miss Belle Fran
els, of st. Louis.
Miss Gertie Narcross gave pleasant