St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-30
SAINT PAUL.
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mitsch, 237 Pleasant avenue, was the
scene of a brilliant and specially enjoy
able society event last evening. During
the summer James PrendergaSt and
Miss Mitsch were married and went
East on bridal trip. a reception, on
their return, had been arranged for, but
a death in the family connection caused
a poStpOnement, and the event was con-
Summated last night. Several hundred
invitations had been sent out. and every
one must have been accepted, Judging
from the thrOng present. \ bOunte0uS
supper was served. and with music and
dancing a most enjoyable evening was
spent.
The fourth social party of the Myrtle
Leaf club, which takes place at their
hall. corner of Margaret and Forest
streets. Friday evening, Nov. l, promises
to be the success of the season. Over
900 invitations have been sent out to
their friends. who no doubt will cheer
fully respond. First-claSS music has
been secured for the occasion and
pleasant time is locked forward to.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tian chapel gave very enjoyable social
last evening. 1t was in charge OF Sec
l.
is chairman. Refreshments were served
during the evening and a handsome
sum realized.
\ very attractive programme has been
laid out for the entertainment for the
benefit of the charity ward of the
homeopathic hospital, which will be
given at the Harris theateT next WedneS-
dav afternoon. Miss Jennie O'Neill
Potter's readings will be a feature.
The ladies of Clinton Avenue NJ. Z.
church will give a "craZy tea III the
church parlOrS on Thursday evening,
Oct. 81. to which everybody is invited.
An interesting programme Will be rem
dpred, and that will be crazy, too. No
danger of Infection, 50 come out and
enjoy yourself.
Mrs. George B. Young gave a dance
at her residence on Summit avenue last
night.
Miss Harrington gave a sheet and pill
low ease party at her home on Pleasant
avenue last night.
l.. NJ. Hastings and r. E. Rider gave
a progressive euchre party last night in
honor of Mrs. j. G. Hill, at 4l9 East
Tenth street.
Braden Lodge No. 16S, 4. F. and A.
NJ, and st. Paul Chapter, Eastern Star,
gave all ldSb ilSIG
their lodge room. 657 East Seventh
street.
Robert e. Whitney was married Mon
day night to Miss Carrie J. White at
the residence of the brides parents, 200
Robbie street. Rev. Y. 4. Sage per-
formed the ceremony.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at Cretin hall tomorrow
night for the benefit of st. Vincent'S
hall fund.
The ladies of Acker Women's Relief
corps, auxiliary to Acker post. &. A. r.,
will hold a sale of fancy and useful art
IcleS at 20 East Third street to-day, and
Will give social in the evening. a
wooden comforter will be voted 10 the
most popular Grand Army man, and a
Slumber rug TO the most popular son Of
a veteran. Dinner will be served be-
tween II and p. III.
The House OF Hope church was well
filled last night at the first of series of
entertainments under the auspices of
the Young Mems Christian association.
The MendelsSOhn Quartette sang in
their we'll known mastery style, and
Miss Leila Paige Wilcox recited most
Rcceptably.
Hope Division, No. 10, uniformed
rank *. of T., will give a social hop at
1ythian hall tomorrow night.