St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22


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The st. Paul euchre club met last
Friday night for its usual evening at
cards. The following were the prize
winners: Mrs. III. +. Becker, ladies'
progressive prize: Mrs. S. l.. Brearly.
ladies lone hand; Mrs. III. b. Farwell,
ladies' foot prize; III. +. Stock, gentle
mems progressive prize; Capt. 5. l..
Brearly, gentlemen'S lone hand prize;
III. Il. Farwell. gentlemen's foot prize.
This club is rapidly increasing in MEM
bership, and is composed largely or
memnerS of Braden lodge and st. Paul
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
Hope Division No. 10, Uniform rank,
are making extensive preparations for
their benefit to be rendered them by
Miss Minnie Maddern on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. Dec. "a and Dec.
26. On Thursday evening fine Knights
of PythiaS souvenir viii be given to
their patrons by Hope division. The
grand lodge officials Will be present.
Special music has been arranged for the
| occasion.
The third of the series OF entertain
ments 10y the Home Social club was
held at the residence of J. c. Ryan. 100
East Fifteenth street. on Tuesday even
ing last. Among the participants in
the jOllifcation were the Misses Ryan,
Reardon. Whitaker, Fisher, Colman,
Burke. Haisley. Liter; MesSrs. Chase.
Clifford, Fisher, Mason, Watson and
Rogers.
The Myrtle Leaf club gives its second
annual New Years party at the hall
corner of Margaret and Forest streets,
| on Tuesday evening, Dec. 81. Prepare
| tons are being made for this event, and
pleasant time may be expected by
/ those wishing 10 dance the old year out
and new year in.
Last Thursday evening Miss Lucy
! Parlow, of $40 East Eighth street, was
| agreeably surprised by number OF her
young friends, who took possession or
| the house and passed several hours IN
amusementS incidental to such occas-
ions.
Miss Addie Richardson, 1913 West
| Third street. teacher of dancing, gave
very pleasant surprise to her pupils last
| Tuesday evening IN the way OF an old
fashioned candy-pull. Mrs. McNlcker
| rendered her elegant parlOrS.
The pupils of st. Mary's school will
! give an entertainment tomorrow aft
| ernOon at the schOol house. An elabor-
ate musical and literary programme has
ONNil pcANo anu . AoAS1S
! is expected.
The young ladies of Christ Church
| guild gave a fine concert in the Moore
! block on Monday evening. 1t is not
| tiattery to say that whatever entertain
ment these ladies arrange is well worth
| seeing.
Miss Marshall gave young ladies'
| lunch last Friday afternoon for her
guest, Miss Clark, of ST. Cloud. Those
! present were Misses Mcdonald, How
| ard, Brown, Gray and Clark.
! Miss Catharine Crane. who is attend
ing the St. Benedict Sisters acade my,
at st. Joseph, Mimi. is at present visit
| ing Mrs. Aaron Poupeny, and will re-
main until after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. French, of
Minneapolis, are spending the holidays
with Mrs. French's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Warner. of Summit
avenue.
Miss Marguerite W. Morton gave a
recital Thursday evening at Unity club
room. She was assisted by Miss Vena
Hichborn and Mr.. James E. TraSk.
Miss Sadie McHugh, of La Crosse,
Wis, is spending the holidays in the
city. the guest of Mrs. G. Shields, 631
Paramount avenue.
The young ladies of the Atlantic Con-
gregational church gave a concert of
nations for the benefit of the church
Thursday evening.
Martin Albin has been elected presi-
dent of the Young Mems Club of Christ
Church in place of George c. Cochran,
resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Berryhill
have sent out cards for reception Mon
day evening to meet Miss Gavin, of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Forpaugh, of 240
Dayton avenue, will entertain the
Euehre club Monday evening, Dec. 80.
Miss Kellogg gave a small party
Thursday evening at her home, corner
Kent street and Aurora avenue.
The marriage of Miss Cynthia Funk
and Emil Wilde will be celebrated on
the 9th, Friday, of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. McCardy enter
tanned the Kangaroo club Thursday at
their home Oh Kent street.
Miss Kellogg gave a small party Fri
day evening at her home. corner Kent
street and Aurora avenue.
The Nushka club will hold one of
its regular informal meetings Saturday
evening at the club house.
Mrs. E. j. Meyer gave ladies' lun-
cheon at her home on Portland avenue
last Saturday afternoon.
The BOYS of Barnard school gave a
! dancing party at the school on Selby
avenue Friday evening.
A musicale was held at the no me of
Mr.. and Mrs Mailer, Marshall ay enue,
Thursday evening.
A musical was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mailer, Marshall avenue,
Thursday evening.
The nuptials of Miss Grace Patterson
and Abraham Warrick were cele DRAFTED
on Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leedom Sharp will en-
terrain the gentlemen of Poverty flat on
Christmas day.
Henry D. Malone has gone to Wash
ingtOn, DC, his old home, to spend the
holidays.
The Alphabet club met with Miss Nc
Donald, OF Agate street, last Mon day
evening.
Mrs. j. B. Tarbox entertained the Hill
Euchre club at her residence Thursday
evening.
Mrs. William George and Miss Boyd
will give reception Saturday evening.
John Dresden gave a small dancing
party at his home OH Dayton avenue.
The Ich Diem Tennis ell ub will give a
ball TueSda Y evening at Miller's hall.
The Myrtle Leaf Social club will give
a grand ball New Years Eve.
The Myrtle Leaf Dancing club will
give hop Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the Nushka club gave a
tea Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Stickney will give a ger
man on the 9th.
Miss Ruth Stickney gives german
ne Xt Thursday.