St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

street, Tuesday evening. Music and dancing
helped TO pass away the time. Supper was
served at the residence of William Berlandi.
Among those preSentweTe Misses De Russia,
. Du Bord Martin, Taylor, De Bruyen, Burke,
Mettingel. Boelringer, Mckinney. Mample,
Rochombeau, Boston; the Misses Berlandi,
Misses MeEvoy, Misses Carroll, Miss Allie
and Mrs. Ii. Martin, Messrs. Burke, kilshaw.
Lienau, Doran, Henderson, Tierney. Victim
gel Jones, EXley, Boerringer, Trudeau. Niles,
Prescott Carroll. A. Trudeau W. Burke, Vail
lencourt de Bruyen. Thiebaud. w, Berlandi,
+. Berlandi, Jenkins Ryan, Martin.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered to
Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Dewart Monday evening
ut their residence, Ia Maria avenue, by the
members of the Bates Avenue Methodist
church. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. K. O. Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs. CLAN
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Eggleston, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Fifield. Mr. and Mrs. ID. X. Hevener, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed HullisicK, MeSdames Hayward,
Gilbert, BTann, Lorenz, and the Misses
Kreiger, Confair, Brinkman. Zimmerman,
Lorenz. Ninnebar, Mcdonald. Tinkham,
May Granville. Upper, ard Messrs. Ed
Zimmerman, L. Teeple, Charles Kreiger, s.
Lewis and others.
The Evening Star Lodge No. Is. l. o. o.
F.. gave pleasant dance at Odd Fellows
hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha. Tuesday
evening. hilyard'S orchestra furnished the
music, and among those present were: Mes
DANES Ebank, Rutherford. Pierce, Sitter,
NdNSy, DOllEQulSt. smith. Archer, Wright,
Kemp, Faust Johnson, Flood, and the
Misses HOlmquiSt. MeGuire, Addie Ruther-
ford, Colon. Mandus, johnson, Crawford,
Ebank, Fletcher, Hotter, Mcclure. Lawson,
Peterson. Faust
The Philomathean Society of Of the First
UniyersaiSt church had their regularly fort
nightly meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Mailer, on MarShbal avenue, on Frid'y even
ing. literary programme was the main
feature. in which Mr.. Clifford and Miss Tay-
l., I,Nv enl-
EFT and Mr.. Pierce n little drama, and Mrs.
Van 1erx vocal solo. Then came game
of whist, which is becoming popular in this
Or osperous society of young people.
st. Paul Camp No. /, Sons of Veterans,
Will give their third social party OF this sea
son next Friday night Dee. 20. at Garfield
hall. % East seventh street. The first two
of the series were successful in every respect.
both to the camp and their guests. ana the
sons are all working with will 10 make
this one second to no party given during the
holidays. Members OF military organlza-
tions aye invited to attend in uniform.
ST. Paul Camp No. l, Sons of Veterans,
will give their third speeial party of this sea
son next Friday night. Dec. 20, at Garfield
hall, $50 East Seventh street. The sons
have always been noted for their parties,
and are working with vim 10 make their
dances second TO none. Members OF military
and civil organizations are invited to attend
in uniform.
Miss Martha Gilfllan entertained Misses
Lee Max6eld. Mabel Horn Ruth Wheelock,
Anita Furness, Nellie Bigelow. Eleanor
Sloan. Grace Newson, Grace Chittenden and
Lille Miles at Tea Wednesday evening at her
fathers residence. 2S7 Exchange street.
The Young Girls Guild Of Christ church
will give an entertainment Saturday evening,
Dee 81. st s O'Clock, at lS9 West Seventh
street, for the purpose of obtaining money
to complete their Xmas boxes for the poor.
Admission % cents. children 10 cents.
Mrs. William 7. Donaldson, of 424 East
Ninth street, entertained twelve of her for
trnate young friends Thursday evening last
at a o'clock souper. A musical and liter
airy programme followed an elaborate spread.
supper and sale given by the Young
Ladies' Guild of st. Paurs Church under the
direction of Mrs. W. X. Merriam was held
yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
c. ". carpenter on st. Peter street.
The broommakers will give their second
social dance at Kaltenhauser's hall, corner
Mendoza and Margaret streets, Thursday
evening. Dec. 10. First-ciass music will be
in attendance.
The ladies OF ST. Peters Episcopal church
held a weli-attended fair and supper Tues
day and Wednesday of the past week at their
guild room, corner Maple and Fourth streets.
Miss Lizzie Oliver entertained number Of
friends Thursday evening at her pleasant
home on Central avenue. Cards and dancing
were INDUCED in by the happy party.
The Members of the West Side Lodge No.
JOG gave q pleasant danee at their lodge
room Thursday evening Hilyard' orchestra
furnished the music.
The Round Table Literary Society of DAY.
tons Biaff met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. B. FarWell, q Hoffman avenue, Tuesday
evening.
The German club had hop at the Aber-
deem Thursday evening. About thIrty-ive
couples we're present. Mr.. Newport led the
colillon.
Mrs. II. r. Curtis entertained the Ladies,
Aid Society of st. Johns church at her resi-
dence on Carroll street. Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Merriam will entertain
the Euchre club at their residence. D. Uni
verSity avenue, next Tuesday evening.
The ladies of st. Matthew's church have