St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27

with unique favors.
Mrs. Lowry gave a charming after
noon reception last Tuesday AFTERNOON
to number of her most intimate lady
friends The parlors were brilliantly
illuminated and fragrant with the per-
fume of cut flowers. Social converse
ton and refreshments made the time
pass quickly. DAMS orchestra rem
dered several beautiful selections.
The ball to be given the employees of
the Glass block Tuesday, Feb. ), prom
iseS to be one of the most pleasant
events of the season. The ball will be
given at the Nicollet house, the parlorS
being specially decorated for the oc-
caSion. Danz's orchestra will render
special programme.
Minneapolis lodge No. 102, 3. OF r. r.
B., will give their fourth annual ball at
the Labor Temple, Friday evening,
February %, among the members of
committees are: d. G. Maxwell, w. W.
Berry, NJ McGreevy, Thos. Hughes,
NJ. NJ. Coniey, D. Hannifan, Thomas
May, r. j. Whitlock, E. j. Simpson and
l.. ID. Orr.
The employees of the U 7 K dance at
the store, on the corner of NicOllet and
Third street, next Friday evening. The
reception committee are F. w. Spenser,
J. }. Gallagher, Terry McCosker, W. d.
Hunt and George E. Lennon. A pleas
ant time is anticipated.
Malcolm's hall was the scene of a
pleasant and informal social gathering
last Friday evening. About twenty-five
ton and danced a short programme
furnished by Thyle q Ringwalfs
A large Number attended the first an
niversary of the Swedish artillery at
/ Windsor hall Friday evening. Lieut.
c. G. Bennett, Lieut. E. P. Bruca and
Sergt. j. R. Anderson served as re-
ceptiOn committee. A programme OF
twentyfour numbers was danced.
The Street Car Drivers Protective as
ISOLATION gave ball and oyster supper
at Labor Temple hall on Friday even
ing. About 125 couples came and staid
through a programme of tWenty-three
numbers. The Ladies' Protective as
ISOLATION served supper.
The Ancient Order of Foresters give
grand bail at Labor Temple hall on
Tuesday evening. Thyle d RingwaIPs
orchestra will render the dancing pro-
gramme and the Ladies' Protective as
ISOLATION furnish the supper.
La Grande circle met at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hetherington last Mon
day evening for the transaction of rou-
tine business and election of officers.
The eighth annual reunion and din
ner of the Dartmouth College associa-
ton Of the Northwest will be held at
the West hotel next Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Hunt entertained
about sixty friends Thursday evening.
Dancing, music and cards made the
time pass very pleasantly.
La Grande circle gave pleasant So
cial at Tollefson's hall Friday evening.
They meet tomorrow evening with
Miss Nellie Burns.
The ladies of Gethsemane church
gave pleasant social Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Gen. and Mrs.
l.. A. Grant.
The MlstletOe Grove Ancient Order
of Druids will give grand banquet and
} dance at DruidS hall next Wednesday
evening.
George N. Morgan Daughters of Vet
Grams will give a military ball at the
Windsor house the evening of Friday,
Feb. 8.
The young ladies of st. Marks church
gave sociable Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Wesley Neili.
The alumni of Harvard university
will give banquet at the West hotel
next Saturday evening.
Miss Daisy Cole was rendered a sur
prise by large number of her friends
last Thursday evening.
Miss Jennie Butler entertained her
friends on Wednesday evening with
cards and dancing.
The Odd Fellows and their friends
danced at their hall on the North side
Friday evening.
A donation party was given Friday
evening for the benefit of the Mission
M. z. church.