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

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Grey, Mailer, Farwell. Won Schoff,
Amos, Starkey, Heinline, Theobald,
Scott, Jones, Reinaker. WilguS, Trow-
bridge, Gentry and Swan.
The newly-organized club of Hill
young people held their first meeting
Wednesday night at the Freeman
school, Mackubin street. After a short
business meeting at which Charles
Gentry was elected president; James ).
MaSterman. secretary and treasurer;
Ed StiveFS, floor manager, and several
committees formed for various objects,
the evening was devoted to dancing.
Among those present were Misses
Trowbridge, Irene Trowbridge. Haskell,
Mackinson. White, Turner. Page, Rice,
Smell, Taylor; Messrs. White, Nagle,
Driebert, Churchill, Braden. Gentry,
Burk, Miller. White, Stivers, Barr, Per-
cival. Robinson, Masterman, Smell and
MeSdames Taylor and Smell.
The new social club of St. Anthony
hill young people met last Wednesday
evening at the Freeman school, Mac
kubin street Charles Gentry was
elected president, James S. Masterman
secretary and treasurer, and Ed Stlvers
floor manager. The remainder of the
evening was given up to dancing.
Among the members are Misses White,
Taylor. Mackinson, Page, TrOwbridge,
Irene TrOwbridge, Hasdell. Turner,
Rice. Smell and MeSsrS. Barr, Robinson,
Masterman, Gentry, Braden, Churchill l.
Maggie, Smell. PercivaI, White, StiverS,
Miller, Burk and MesdameS Taylor and
Smell.
MIR. and Mrs. E. W. Sanford, of Inver
Grove, were pleasantly surprised
"Wednesday evening, on the occasion OF
the fifteenth anniversary of their we'd
ding. The company which trOoped in
upon them came laden with presents, of
course. Among the guests were Mrs.
A. J. Douglas, Merriam Park; Mr..
and Mrs. Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron, Mr..
and Mrs. Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
shaw, of Inver Grove; Misses Wise,
Wool and Griffith and MeSSrs. Penny,
Briggs and Parkinson, of st. Paul.
Yesterday afternoon and evening
''Thc Kings Daughters" opened ba-
zaar at the Griggs house, on Summit
avenue. Mrs. Merriam furnished a
great number of imported articles from
Europe. This house has made excel
lent quarters for such a sale, and the
ladies have decorated it i'll charming
manner. Among those assisting Mrs.
Me rriam are Mesdames Bass, Green,
Pope. f. A. YOunge, John w. Merriam,
and the Misses Perrin, Denegre, BOrup,
Proctor, Cook. Gordon and Carpenter,
and the st. GATHERINGS guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Fitzgerald enter
tanned their friends at progressive
euchre Tuesday evening at their home
on Dayton avenue. Prizes were won by
Misses Annabel McQuillan. Shave,
Prince; MeSsrS, Coleman. Allen Nc
Quillan and DIR. Lillette. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bry-
ant Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rutherford; Misses
Denegre, Carpenter, Beaupre. Prince.
Shaw, Proctor. McQuillan, Moore. Grace
Prince, Ware; MessrS. Hawkes., Dene-
gre, Prince, Beaupre. Smith, McQuil-
Ian, Bradley, Coleman, Ryder, Hastings
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Fitzgerald gave a
progressive enchre party st Tuesday
evening at their home on Dayton ave-
nue.. Miss Annabelle McQuillan. Miss
Shave, Miss Prince, Allen McQuillan,
DR.. Lillette ana Mr. Coleman took the
prizes from the other players. who we're
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford, Mr.. and NJ rs.
+. 5. BRYANT. Misses Beaupre, Proctor.
Carpenter, Denegre, Moore, Ware and
Grace Prince, and MesSrS. Denegre,
Prince. Beaupre, Bradley, Ryder, Hast
ings and Hawkes..
Last Wednesday a few friends en-
loved pleasant evening at Carrie Man.
gler'S home. So 1iltOn street, in honor
of her sixteenth birthday. those pres
ent were Misses Lizzie Oliver. Junia
Shurick, Julia Jensen, Laura Ellethrope,
Birdie Furlong, Eta Lewis, Vina Nc
MILAN. Lille Contain. Ida Hughes and
Julia Hess, MessrS. Robert Barnard,
George Grant, William Lewis, Bert
Chase, Charles Chase, George Cole,
Frank SorennSen and Robert McNabb.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Ansel Open
helm gave a progressive dinner party at
her home on Summit avenue. There
were seven tables and seven courses. A
portion of the guests moved or PRO
greSSed' after every course, so that dur
ing the evening each guest set at the
same table with every other one pres
ent. 1t is a pleasant manner of enter
tainment, and novel for st. Paul. 1t is
to be hoped that it will grow in favor
dnring the coming winter.
Miss A. CRUDE, of S24 Margaret street,
gave a party to her friends last Friday
evening. Dancing and cards were the
features of the evening. Those present
were Misses Harklel, Emma Meyers,
Lena Kratz, Jennie and Bessie Johnson,
Matilda CRUDE, Kate Clinton, Winnie
Meginn, Nina FrutzeI, Theresa Won
Koenig and Mrs. G. Hartman: MessrS.
Smith. Barnaele, Beasley, Bartels, Wis
nom and Hartman.
Mrs. s. Noltimier's home. on North
street was visited by party of young
people on Monday evening, which was
pleasantly spent in musical selections,
games, and card playing, after which 4
light lunch was served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Adams, Misses Noltimier, Ada Ayres,
Amelia Reese. 2. j. jerome, w. II. Hen
gerer, A. J. Kaiser, and T. d. Strong.
Miss Carrie Armstrong, of Western
avenue, gave ladies' tea Thursday
afternoon for Mrs. Stockton, of Ken
lucky. Among those present were Mrs.
+. S. Bryant, Mrs. IL. V. Rutherford;
Misses Denegre, Carpenter, Robbins,
Hawkins. McQuillan, Beaupre, Den
ming, Hall, Mcclellan, Beaumont, Price.
Brisbinc, Harrington and Gilfillan.
The Philomathean society of theIFirSt
church were delightfully."- and beauti-
fully entertained by Mrs. Riley. of Lau-
gramme the game of progressive ana
grams brought forth much amusement
and pleasure. The head prize was won
prize was wan by Mr.. Stivers. and the
foot prize by Miss MakinSon.
Mrs. E. L. Powell entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid Society of
OliYet Methodist Episcopal Church at a
dinner party at her home on the corner
of Armstrong avenue and Milton street,
Monday evening last. After dinner
musical selections were rendered by
Mrs. J. b. King, Mrs. Item, Miss Har-
pi5h and II. Mcclure.
The first meeting for the season of
the Lyceum of the Peoples church was
held Ia st Monday evening in the base
ment Of the church. &. &. Fairchild,
Mr.. Bol ton, Mrs. Yale and Miss Bolton
furnished a programme of entertaining
selections, and the business problem of
NET Profits was discussed by the So
ciety.
The Misses Ganbe, of S24 Margaret
street, entertained few friends with
cards and dancing on Friday evening.
Among those present were the Misses