St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-01
SOCIAL OCCASIONS.

The members of the Mahtowah club had
merry dance the night of Thanksgiving day.
Their dancing parties are always pleasant
social affairs, and the one of last week was
even brighter than usual. There we're some
seventy-ive couples in attendance.
Secretary Elliott and his assistants. of the
/. NJ. c. A.. entertained number of young
men informally in the central parlors last
Thursday evening. A narrel of apples was
opened, and the evening passed in a very
Sociable sort of a way.
Miss Grace \. Douglas gave q party on
Tuesday evening in honor Of her guest, Miss
Harris. of New Orleans. SAVERS orchestra
furnished music for dancing programme of
twelve numbers. An elegant supper was
served at 10 O'Clock.
large number of the members of Court
Minneapolis, A. o. F. A. No. 719l. assembled
1t their annual Thanksgiving ball at Curtis
hall Inst Thursday evening. There were
about $50 couples on the floor.
One of the very enjoyable social events of
the past week was the party given by MIR. and
Mrs. James Shaughnessy to large number
of their friends last Tuesday evening at their
home. 52l Humboldt avenue.
The Summers hotel was the scene Of a de-
lightful gathering on Thursday evening.
The rooms on the lower floor were utilized
for dancing. and thirty couples engaged in
the dancing programme.
The Misses Wertman gave a party to
number of their friends Tuesday evening at
their home, 2e22 Western avenue. The time
was pleasantly spent with dancing, cards,
music and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Reed entertained
company of forty friends last Friday even
ing. to meet their guests, Rev. and Mrs. H.
". Tilden. Music was the feature of the en-
teriainment.
An informal reception was held yesterday
afternoon and evening at Maternity hospital,
2529 Fourth avenue SOUTH gratifying
number of donations were received.
The Sons Of Veterans of L. P. Ptummer
Camp No. gave dance at the Windsor
hotel last Thursday evening, twenty-five
couples attending.
The Olympian Tennis club celebrated
Thanksgiving day by playing eleven doubles
at their grounds on South Ninth street,
Manager Smith. of the Hotel Clinton, gave
his guests a ball on Thursday evening.
SAVERS orchestra furnished music.
Company G danced last night at Plummer
Post hall. A pleasant party was in attend
ance and good time enjoyed.
The third annual ball by the Ladies' Pro-
tective Association was given at Labor Tenn
pie on "Wednesday evening.
Mrs George Partridge gave a pleasant
euchre party yesterday afternoon to a NUM-
Der of her friends.
c. c. Washpurn Post, G. A. R., had a
masquerade ball at Thomas hall on Thurs
day evening
Mrs. G. B. Kirkbride at 1900 First avenue
south. gave dinner party on Wednesday
evening.
The Misses Wermen entertained party OF
friends on Tuesday evening at 2222 Western
avenue.
Mrs W A Edward entertained the Clover
Leaf Euehre club on Wednesday evening
a reception was given at the Northwestern
DeacOueSS' Homo on Thanksgiving day.
The Sons of Veterans danced in uniform
at Window hall on Thursday evening.
Eighth ward Knights of Pythias danced at
Relief hail on Thursday evening.
The /. P. Z. club met with Frank G. Ball
on Monday evening.