St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-27
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Prof. r. II. Evans gave delightful soiree
at Central hail Friday evening. II was the
first of a series of similar parties which VIII
be continued during the season. Among the
guests whom the professor delighted TO honor
were Misses Dottie and Irene TrOwbridge,
Ruth Trull, Lowering. Audrus. Louise Easton,
GamsbY, Eta Myers. Cary, Wyman, Belle
and Florence Roach, Clarke. Burkhardt,
Tucker Price Hall, Wilde. Moulton, Bryant,
Dyer, Nadolleck, Sutton. Crary, Kemp, Bu-
ford, French, Franklin and WilmotL and
Messrs. Miller, Grahamme, Dre5ert, DR.. II.
Bryant, Moment, Dawson. DOugan, Eddy,
Roach, Neuro, Hough, Clifford, Baldwin,
Burkhardt, Starkey. Leavett, Quinlan. Hon.
i'll, johnson. Nagel, Momeyer, TinethOH,
Turner, Bingham. Hall, De Forest, Smails,
Stiyers and Louis Jamme.
The annual meeting and banquet of the
Yale Alumni of the Northwest was given at
the Minnesota club house Thursday evening.
The gathering was happy one and the menu
was al elaborate affair. Among the number
present were Z. C. Cooke, /. Atwater, j. B.
At@ater, c. NJ. Griggs, r. r. Nelson, C. NJ.
Carpenter, Stanford Newell, II. b. Beard,
E. Marlborough. Louis C. Hay, E.
C. Gale, C. G.. Rupert Frank
Rupert, Preston King, F. W
Booth. T. G. Peters d. Morrison, C. l.. Hall, j.
l.. Noyes, W. s. Clark, c. Spencer, Z. W.
BOrth. ". ID. Washburn Jr., l.. Rand, E. M.
Dudley, L. c. Haynie J. +. Merrill, Walter
Douglas, W. J. Brewster, NJ. ID. Mum, z. S.
Jones aud DR.. Spencer.
harrington Lodge No. 126, ]! o. C. T., at
Como, elected the following officers at their
meeting on Friday evening, Oct. IS: c. T.,
II. C. BOysen; Y. T., May Marsden; secTe-
tary. II. 5. Webster; financial secretary, G.
II. De Neul; treasurer, Mabel Mitchell;
chaplain, Ira Chase; marshal, j. G.. McKighi !;
deputy marshal, Lizzie Matthews; guard
Alma Smith; sentinel. Mrs. j. e.. Mccall;
pianist, Mrs Ira Chase. Al open meeting
will be held Friday evening" Nov. l, at their
| hall, corner University and harrington ave-
nue., for the installation of officers, which
| will be followed by an interesting pro-
| gramme, which viii be presented by the boys
| in blue of Fort Smelling lodge.
A reception was rendered Rev. D. T. Matt
son, the new pastor of the Olivet Methodist
| Episcopal church on Juno street, on Friday
! evening last, in the spacious parlOrS of Mrs.
! Robert Holders home, No. 1855 West Sew
| enth street. at which members OF nearly all
! denominations gathered to extend to him q
| hearty welcome to the neighborhood. Dur
ing the evening musical selections were
/ rendered by Mrs. l.. Edwards, the Misses
| HarniSh. DOuty, Slifer. Mcclure and Gregory,
and Messrs. Warren and Powell and others.
| 7 he song by the four little 'Tchin Tchin"
! girls Was particularly pleasing.
! Miss H. Maria Jenkins gave the first of
| series of progressive euchre and dancing
/ parties at Society hail Wednesday evening.
Cards occupied the time until 10 O'Clock with
dancing later. Among those who thoroughly
! enjoyed the evening were Mr.. ana Mrs.
! Goodenow. Mr.. Mrs, and Miss Manner, Mr.
! and Miss Keogh. Mr. and Mrs. Orenden, NJ
! and Miss Griffith. the Misses Owens, the
| Misses Fisher, Mr.. DR.. Quinn, the Misses
! Darragh, Howard, Trott, Common and MeSsrS,
! Shenhard, Robbins, Conn0r, Rogers, Heller,
| Higham, Mckechnie. Z. Daragh, Duerr,
! Owens, Otis, and Baker.
| very pleasant surprise party was given
William Boures at his home, 7O3 Preble
dancing were INDUCED in until late hour.
after which refreshments were served.
| Those present were Misses BOures, Schonarth,
McGOrry, Lamb, Reardon, Gibbons, Brennan.
| Smith, Fitsgerald, McDermott, Desmond,
! King, Bishop, Morris, Gill, Egan, Banning,
| Winch, FTOiseth and Kelly; MesSrs. BoureS,
| Mccartney. Keardon, Brennan. Roth. O. Cor
| man, Dwyer, McCauiey. Lamb, Fallibee,
Kally, Casey, Gill, McDermott. Guertin.
BOuehein, Mahoney, Git, Watson and Gar
| vey-
The Independent Social club gave an en-
tertainment at the Wacouta street chapel to
a fair audience Thursday night Some of
| the special features of the programme were
Poem by MT. Beals; solos by Mrs. Brooks and
| Master Boulanger; BAN % duet and solos by
! MeSsrs. Peters and Johnson: mandolin and
! banjo Duet by Messrs. Swift and Walker;
| recitation by Miss Tobel; the character piece
entitled The Murderer" was given by F.
Smith with great success; violin solos by
| Master George, accompanied by Miss House;
violin solos by Master Sauer, accompanied by
| Miss SaueT.
Miss Matte Wheeler entertained a company
| of friends al her home. sci Burr street, in
honor of Miss Carrie calvert, of Minneapolis,
! Thursday evening. The following were
! present: Mesdames T. j. Flanagan, s. L.
| Thorne and Anna Wheeler, Misses Louise
/ and Jennie Oliver, Jennie st. Aubin and May
| Fuller. MesSrs. NJ. +. Kane, Charles Cats, T.
| j. Flanagan. A. NJ. Ingalls, G. W. Langevin
I n + REESE William Haas August Filter and
| F. G.. Wheeler. One of the features of the
evenings entertainment was a photograph OF
the party at midnight by flash light.
Thursday evening. from 6 TO O'Clock Miss
Stephenson, of Laurel avenue. gave a recep
ton in honor of Mrs Otero, of New Mexico
Mrs. Otero was formerly Miss Emmett OF
this city. and large number of friends were
present TO meet her. Among the number were
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton, Mrs James Elmer, Mrs
Robinson, Mrs Foster, Misses Taylor, Auer
bach, FOrepaugh, Field, GotZian, Gillian
Dean and j. Stephenson, Messrs Skipwith
Paget, Davis, Agnew, Patterson, George Big
Glow. ". s. Mellen, Robertson, Foster, Nor
ton, Elmer and McKeever.
The second annual meeting of the Pint
Tree club took place at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Sprague, ia University ave
| nue., Tuesday evening, Oct. %. The follow
| ing officers were elected to serve for the en-
| suing year: President, j. W. Smith; vice
| president, Mrs.J. W. Sprague: secretary. 5.
Crosby: treasurer, Mrs. j. ". Smith, Tit
! club will meet regularly Friday evening o.
each week during the season. The frs
| meeting will be on Nov. at the residence o.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Crosby, 675 Rivol
street.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Richard
Washington, of Park place, gave reception
in honor of her daughter, Mrs. j. &. Hill
Among those present were Mesdames Bass
Cary, harrington, Cathcart, Officer, FitZseT