St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-20
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.

A delightful social occasion among
Presbyterian people and the congrega-
ton and friends of Westminster church
was the annual reception given last
Tuesday evening to the minister and
elder of that popular house of worship.
DR.. Burrell and wife, A. r. Miller and
wife, J. L. Hall, William n. Tenny and
wife, John S. Crombie and wife, S. A.
Harris and wife, II. H. Bracket and
wife. j. S. Mcdonald and wife, Charles
T. Thompson and wife. John Dun
woody and wife, S. B. Williams and
wife, and J. W. Thomas and wife. the
recipients of the honor, received the
guests in the pretty lecture room of the
church. There were about four hull
dred guests present and pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed in a purely social
manner. A genuine church supper was
served to the guests III handsome
manner by the ladies of the church.
A very pleasant affair occurred at the
residence of Prof. +. w. KaSsebaum. $40
North Fifteenth avenue, on last Thurs
day afternoon, it being the twentieth
anniversary of the marriage of Prof.
and Mrs. Kassebaum, which was being
celebrated by some twenty-five or thirty
relatives and friends, when at o'clock
their daughter, Miss Anna L.. was
united i'll marriage to GuStave Hagen,
travelling agent of the Germania Life
Insurance company, gentleman well
and favorably known among CONNER
eial men of the Northwest. The eere-
mony was pronounced by Rev. William
Wilkinson, of St. Andrews Episcopal
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen Will make
their home in Minneapolis.
a ''cobweb party was given in the
parl0rs of the Church of the Redeemer
last Tuesday evening. and was hugely
enjoyed by Seventy-five of the young
people. The large room was completely
strung with fine Irvine which terminated
in large knot in the center. Each
piece of Irvine had distinctive color,
and all were apparently in an unsOlu-
BILE Snarl. The plan was for each of
the company to unSnarl a particular
thread. All who did so found favors
awaiting them at the end of the snarl.
Each was given clothes pin to wind
the cObweb on, and dangling from the
starting point was a huge artificial
spider.
The people of Franklin avenue M. E.
Church cordially greeted DR.. and Mrs.
r. A. Mckaig to their midst by hearty
and informal reception at the church
last Tuesday evening. Music was a
portion of the evenings entertainment.
DR.. and Mrs. Mckaig met personally
each individual of the company and
made many acquaintance. There were
about three hundred present.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeav0r, of Hinnepin avenue
church, held a social meeting Friday
evening at the pleasant home of +. B.
Walberg. There was large number in
attendance and a good old fashioned
taffy pull was enjoyed. ltwaS preceded
by musical and literary program.
The winter meetings of the Harmonic
society were opened Thursday night at
Harmonic Hall. twenty-five couples
were present, mostly of the younger
members. Music was furnished by
DanZ's orchestra. The floor committee
were Jacob Rouen, j. +. Baker and K.
C. HinrichS.
The Young Ladies' Flower Mission of
the All Souls UniverSalist church gave
musicale in the auditorium of the
church last Tuesday night. An excel
lent vocal and instrumental programme
was presented before large audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Sharpe enter
tanned company of twenty-five friends
at their pleasant home on Chicago ave-
hue Friday evening.
Minnehaha Lodge No. 6. I. o. G. T..
gave musical and literary entertain
ment at their hall. 125 Nicollet avenue,
last evening.
Mrs. DR.. Abbott entertained a party
of friends at progressive euchre We'd
nesday evening at her home on Tenth
street south.
Company &, Third regiment. gave
their third dance of the season at Plum
| mer post hall last evening.
The Silver Star club gave a dance
Tuesday night.