St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
SOCIAL NOTES.

The Hoodoo Social club, with a few In
vited friends, met last Tuesday evening at
the residence of Miss HOlIett, 500 East Four
teenth street. The evening was spent with
progressive euchTe. There was much inter-
est taken in the game. Prizes were won by
Eugene Day and Miss Grace Berry, James
Boyd and Miss Parker. and Fream Hudson
and Miss Parker Besides the prize winners,
the party consisted of Misses Maud Edger-
ton. Jessie Lawrence, CYNTHIA Parkhurst,
Helen Fairfield. Miss Hollett and Charles
Phelps Charles RobidauX. {. W. Cartwright,
Spice Gage and Norman Lawrence.
The annual Thanksgiving reception of the
Homeopathic hospital occurred Friday after
noon and evening. About 600 invitations
had been issued, and large number were
present. Donations came in abundance. aud
the occasion proved a success socially as
well.
The annual meeting of the "Coterie," an
East side literary organization, was held last
Wednesday evening. at the home of DR.. and
Mrs Simpson. SIS Sixth street southeast.
The party was composed of some seventy
five literary people of the East side.
There was a large meeting OF the Flour
City Snoeshoe and Toboggan club held last
Friday evening. The club anticipates much
pleasure in the coming season. A slide will
be erected as soon as the weather will per-
nit.
There was Thanksgiving soeiable at Ply
mouth church Wednesday evening. There
was good attendance present, and the even
ing was much enjoyed. Offerings were made
for distribution on Thanksgiving day.
An ENJOYABLE musicale was given last Fri
dav evening at the residence of s. A. Reed on
Hawthorne avenue. Among those taking
part were William n. Burritt and Miss Ed
niger.
Miss Eva Gill was surprised by gay party
of young people at her home, Eighteenth
avenue south and Lake street. The even
ing was passed in playing games and dane
ing.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs Lucius
Fink celebrated their silver wedding at their
home, TIT Sixteenth street. The evening
was socially spent with cards.
". 3. Palmer entertained a number OF his
friends at the West last Friday evening. The
spread was served in the club room, and the
occasion was jolly one.
Mrs. s. Wall. assisted by Mrs Geva R.
Simpson, informally entertained her friends
at Hotel Clinton Tuesday night. Covers were
laid for twelve.
The ladies of Bethlehem Presbyterian
church gave social Friday evening at the
residence of William Urquhart, 27O9 Bryant
| avenue south.
Mrs Fl. L. WOODBURY., of Bryn Mawr Fri
| day afternoon gave a novel and delight
! full luncheon to about dozen of her lady
| friends.
The ladies Of Bethlehem Presbyterian
church gave a social last Friday night at the
residence of William Urfuhart, 2709 Bryant
avenue.
| The friends of Mr.. and Mrs George Bios
som assisted them Monday evening to cele-
| brate the fifth anniversary of their union.
| quilting party was held Thursday even
! ing by the ladies of st. Andrews parish in
| the basement of the cnurcn.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. G.. Schmidt gave a pro
gressive euchre party to friends at Hotel Le
| land OH Tuesday evening.
Last Thursday night the Franklin lodge
Knights Of Pythias gave their first annual
| ball at Malcolms hall.
Mrs. E. f. Jones gave a birthday party a
her residence, 1014 Nicollet avenue, Thurs
| day afternoon,
T. Demeules gave a reception to friend:
Thursday evening at his home at 1103 En-
| erson avenue.
William Noble post G.. A. R.. gave an in
terest1ng entertainment Friday evening a
the post hail.
Mrs Ira F. Murphy entertained a numbe7
OF friends at an afternoon progressive euchrt
Wednesday.
The Teutonia club held their annual ban
quet at Harmonic hall last Thursday night.