St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-28

which Misses Agnes Gay, Mary Ford,
Rose Darragh and Mamie Kennedy,
Messrs. Shea, DOnohue, Aamold and
others took part.
A pleasant evening was spent Tues
day by members of the Eleventh Hour
club, who were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. e. Dennis, of Iglehart street.
Capt. Pepper, Mr.. Hodgson. Mr..
Straight, Mrs. WoOlsey and Mrs. Den
MS took the prizes at progressive euchre.
The next meeting of the club will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. FL. G.. McNair. of
Smith avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. E. Hughson. OF Day
ton avenue Thursday evening were Wis
tied by the Kangaroo club. Mrs. S. B.
Mcconnell, Mrs. j. P. Larkin, Mrs. E.
s. Judson, Mr.. G. F. Mailer, Mr.. S.
B. Mcconnell and L. S. White captured
the euchre prize. Friday evening the
club holds its last meeting with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Larkin, of Virginia avenue.
On Monday evening ArmOry hall was
filled with a gay crowd of cigarmakers
and their friends. The occasion was
the eleventh annual ball of Cigar
makers Union No. 9S, and a fine pro-
gramme OF dances was entered into with
spirit. The grand march was led by
Maj. A. q. FeiSe and Miss Amelia Over
uelck, or Minneapolis.
A pleasant social was that of the Ok
ford League of Oxford church Friday
evening at the residence of Mi. and
Mrs George n. Hillman. There were
seVenty-fye persons present, old and
young. Music was furnished by the
gentlemen. the ladies contributing to
the evenings enjoyment by well-pre-
pared supper.
Wednesday evening, Freja Lodge No.
129 L: 0. 0. r., gave social party at
DIR. and Mrs. Sanberg led the grand
march, and the reception committe e
was composed as follows: Charles Mel
son, &. P. Sanberg, o. Ii. Arosin and
John Allen.
A very interesting talk was given to
the pupils OF Baldwin seminary by Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe. Friday morning.
After her remarks handsome bouquet
OF cut flowers was presented to her by
one of the young members of the
school.
Fifty persons were present at the
social union Of the Methodist Episcopal
churches at the Albion, Friday. The
Revs. j. f. Stout, j. E. Smith, F. o.
Holman delivered some appropriate
remarks, and refreshments were served
during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Harper entertained
the Kit-Kat club at luncheon Saturday
evening. The event was pleasantly as
Sociated with social games, readings
from Andersen" by Miss FarweIl, and
recitals by Miss Stahl.
Prof. p. l.. Kilest has organized the
Mandolin club, the members being
MeSdames G. E. FIandrau, r. Du Puy,
J. z. Elmer, Il. l.. Blood, l.. P. Ordway,
w. f. Newell and p. V. Kleist.
The Myrtle Leaf club gave an Easter
party at Lucker's hall Easter Monday.
Fifty couples danced the twenty-four
numbers of the programme to the music
Of Peterson's orchestra.
The young ladies and gentlemen who
participated In the minuet Tuesday
evening, at Turner hall, were after
wards entertained by Miss Edith Hand,
OF West Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rowley, of
Iglehart street, last Monday entertained
the Century club. Tomorrow evening
members will meet with Mrs. Vincent,
of Mackubin street.
Gen. and Mrs. NJ. D. Flower, ]. J.,
Mrs. and Miss McCardy, and Mrs.
Hawkins were, Wednesday evening,
entertained by c. E. Mailer, of Viz
ginia avenue
Sixty couples were present Monday
evening at the Golden Leaf social, in
the Grand block. The last hop of the
season will be given two weeks hence
The Bunker Hill Social club gave a
ball last evening at Morguardth hall.
A delightful time was spent dancing to
the strains of Wills orchestra.
Last even ing Mrs. S. Sternberg, of
Irvine Park, gave a dinner party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Goodkind.
Miss Cary. of Arundel street, gave a
progressive euclire party Wednesday
evening. There were six tables.