St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-15
numbers, About seventy-hvc guests

numbers. About SeVenty-tiVc guests
were present.
ZENITH CIRCLE.
The Zenith circle was entertained by
Miss Carrie Hope at her home, 32S Van
Slyke court, last evening. AS this was
the "Shakespearean" evening very
pleasant programme was rendered by
the club, including musical and dra-
matte numbers. About thirty were
present.
MISS pISrEI.'S PARTY.
The home of Miss Annie DiStel. II
Central avenue. was the scene of de-
lightful gathering "Wednesday evening,
the occasion being party given by this
Young lady 10 her many friends. Dur
ing the evening choice collation. was
served, followed with cards and dancing.
Among those present were: The Misses
Maggie and Nellie Dreis, Mary and
Annie Maid, Maggie, Nellie and Annie
nanley, Mary Remaller, Rosa Pfeifer,
Miss Erickson and the MeSsrS. \. c.
Hough, Il. Forbes, John Vessel. Joe
Hubert and MeSSrs. Lehman, Rose,
Weidenburner, Straighton, Beck,
Leach, DiStel and Bauz.
ZERO CLUB.
Col. and Mrs. Hawley, of Portland
avenue. very pleasantly entertained the
Zero" Euchre club Friday evening
last. The prizes were carried off by
Mr.. and Mrs. Spates, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke aud Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert. Re
treShmentS were served after the dis
tribution of the prizes.
CHARITY BALL.
At special meeting of the st. Paul
Homeopathic Hospital Clinical society,
held at the office of DR.. Briggs Jan Is. it
was decided to give charity ball for
the benefit of the Homeopathic hospital.
recently opened i'll the city. The ball is
to be given Feb. l. 1t will be under the
direction of Il. III. Evans. The proceeds
Will be used TO meet outstanding bills
which were contracted in opening the
hospital. The sum needed is little
less than $1,000.
AN AFTERNOON MUSICALE.
Mrs. ID. y. Mathews gave Il pleasant
musicale 10 number of ladies on Fri
day afternoon. at her home on lglehart
street. An impromptu programme was
rendered by the following ladies': Piano
duet, by Mrs La Selle and Miss Win
chester: vocal duet, by Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Mathews; either solo. by Miss
Dellmger, and violin solo by Mrs. Vera
HichbOrn.
THE ROUNDUP.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Wyqnd celebrated
the twelfth anniversary of their mar
rlage last Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence. GIL Jackson street. An excellent
dinner was served. after which all in
dulged in the paStime and pleasures of
euchre. The following ladies and gen
t!emen were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Ii.
W. Field, MIR. and Mrs. John StOrr, Mrs.
Hitchcock. Miss MOllie Carmody, Miss
lgO and Norman Storr.
Friday evenings entertainment by
the Park Church club fully repaid the
few members who attended in spite of
the cold. There were instrumental
solos by Miss Howard, character recita-
tlons by Mr.. Sturtevant. vocal music by
Miss ThurStOn and Mir. Roberts and
violin solos by Miss Dellinger Each
number was a gem and was fully ap-
preciated by the audience.
An organ recital will be given at st.
Mary,S church Wednesday evening, Jan.
Is. The following we'll known names
VIII appear OH the programme: Miss
Alice Shave, Miss Elsie Shave. Miss
Katie Gordon and G.. Won GoetZen. as
sisted by the chorus choir. consisting of
the leading amateur vocaliSts of the
city.
The Third class of the ST. Paul High
school held class reception Tuesday
afternoon. About sixty young people
were present and enjoyed an impromptu
programme. A class banquet was served
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs.W. r. Ladd, of 1853 Pleas
ant avenue. entertained few friends
Tuesday evening, who succeeded i'm or
ganiZing new whist club. Refresh
ments were served and very pleasant
time enjoyed.
The Twin Cities Dancing club will
give its third social hop at Seibert's
parlors, st. Paul, Friday evening. Jan.
20. The club is making preparations
for a gala time some evening during
carnival.
Ten couples of young folks surprised
Miss Nora CoSgrove. of st. Peter street,
on Wednesday evening last. Dancing
was continued until a late hour.
Friday evening the Bethany Congre-
gatiOnal Church of the West side gave
an entertainment and oyster supper. A
pleasant programme was rendered during
the evening.
The Kangaroo club was pleasantly
entertained at the residence of Mrs. r.
A. Lampher Thursday evening. Re
freshmentS were served after cards.
The Young Peoples association. of
the Park NJ. Z. church, held regular
meeting in the parlOrS of the Jackson
street church Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paupeney,of Fourteenth
street, entertained a few friends Friday
evening at cOaSting party. Refresh
mentS were served later at home.
Miss Enright, of the West side, was
hostess to small party of friends
Wednesday evening. Six-hand eucher
was the order of the evening
The Capital City Dancing club gave a
party at the hall in the Drake block last
Tuesday evening, about fifty couples
being present.
The ladies of Westminster church, of
the West side, gave rainbow social
at the church parlors Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Vittum, of Selby
avenue. entertained few friends at
progressive euchre Thursday evening.
Miss Dean gave pleasant lunch party
to few friends Friday afternoon. for
Mrs. Louis Hay and Mrs. Cass Gilbert.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple entertained
the st. Luke's Aid society at her home.
341 Grove street, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Willis, of Oakland
avenue. gave pleasant progressive
eucher party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. S. Bartram, of 736 Grand ave
nue., entertained the Uno Whist club
Wednesday evening.