St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-20
SOCIE TVS WHIRL.

SOCIETY'S WHIRL.
General Notes and Bits of Gossip
From Minneapolis Circles.
Mrs. Chester kirkbride, assisted by
| Mrs. DR.. Bunce, gave reception to
their lady friends on Tuesday after
| noon. The parlors were lighted by pale
green globes, scarfs of japanese silk
festoOned the chandeliers. SmilaX and
| asparagus, with roSebudS and lilies OF
| the valley banked moss helped to carry
ing the prevailing tone Of green with
| pretty effect. Refreshments were served
| from long tables decorated with pale
green silk scarfs and baskets of cut
flowers. After partaklng of refresh
mentS, the guests passed to the second
floor and danced until 9, when refresh
| ments were again served. At 10 the
guests took their leave. bidding farewell
to the hostesses for the remainder of
| the season, as the ladies departed for
Florida Oh Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank &. Slocum gave a
farewell dinner to about thirty of their
most intimate friends on Thursday af-
ternOon. The parlDrs were brilliantly
| lighted and decorated with cut flowers.
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decorated with flowers and confections.
After dinner the guests presented Mr..
and Mrs. Slocum with a pair of gold
mounted pearl opera glasses. Mr.. Slo-
cum leaves tomorrow for California.
| where his family will join him about
Feb. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Lawrence enter
tanned about 200 friends of the Gethse-
name church Oh Wednesday evening.
After dainty collation. was served a
good musical programme was rendered.
Miss Nellie Mowry, Mr.. Pownall, Miss
Agnes Chambers. Miss Anna Pratt,
| Mesdames Anna Pratt, Robert Lyle,
Alta Kellogg and Fred Goddard as
sisted in the programme. The reeep-
ton was social success and much en-
joyed by the guests.
The employees of H. o. Peterson Will
| give their first annual social at Peter
sons hall next Tuesday evening. The
committee of arrangements are: o. E.
Hpggerne, Emil Wistea, Lena Hangar,
| Minnie Ronneberger and Ella Sund-
berg. Reception Oscar Erickson,
| Clara AmluXen, Title Ouslund, Fina
Anderson and Gusta Sundgren. Floor
Alfred Peterson, Mollie Olson, Maggie
Kirltum aud o. E. Heggern.
The Zion Baptist Sunday school gave
a pleasant musicale and supper on
| Thursday evening at Freya hall. A
| large audience was present and listened
| to programme rendered by Minneapolis
! and st. Paul talent. Mines. G. III.
| Webb, Bertha Heacock. Lulu Griswold
and Mamie Wilson assisted. Refresh
| ments were served after the concert.
The fifth annual banquet of the Cal
| edonia club will be held at the West
hotel, Friday evening, Jan. 25, to cele-
| brate the anniversary of Robert Burns.
| DIR. Christie, of ST. Paul, will propose
| our next United States senator and
many other notableS are expected to be
| present.
The executive officers of the North
| western Aid association rendered ban.
uuet to about $50 members and friends
! of the association at the Nlcollet house
| on Wednesday. The guests sat down
| to an elaborate banquet. after which
was brief reports from the president
| and speeches from prominent members.
| Miss Jennie Buxton gave a whist
| party to about twenty of her friends
| Monday evening. Cards and social con-
| yerSation were the attraction until 10,
| when refre ShmentS were served, after
! which the company danced until mid
night to music furnished by the Italian
| orchestra.
Miss Jessie King gave birthday
| Wednesday afternoon to large num-
| Der of her young friends. The parlors
| were artiSticaiiy decorated with ported
| plants and natural flowers. SAVERS
| orchestra furnished good dancing pro
| gramme.
The employees of Segelbaum Bros
| met for their third annual ball Oh
| Thursday evening at Malcolm's hall
| About thirty couples were present and
| thoroughly enjoyed programme OF
sixteen numbers by Thyle q Ringwald's
| orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm will
give one of their receptions Thursday,
Jan. 20. DAMS orchestra will render a
| programme, while the adult classes OF
| the season and their friends will par,
! ticipate in the entertainment of the
evening.
Miss Nellie Burns was pleasantly
| surprised by call from large number
| of her friends Thursday evening. the
occasion being her birthday anniyer-
sary. A pleasant evening was spent in
dancing, card playing and other
| paStimes.
A social party and dance will be given
| by the Mistletoe grove No. II. U. A. o.
| D.. Wednesday evening, Jan. 80, al
Druid's hall. The committee on arrange.
ments are endeayoring to make the Oc-
casion an enjoyable one.
Zubrah'S ladies will give grand ball
| and banquet on next Friday evening
| This will be one of the most select and
! elegant affairs of the season. DAM
orchestra will furnish special pro-
| gramme.
| The ladies of st. Luke's Mission gave
| an entertainment at Twenty seventh
street hall Thursday evening. The en-
tertainment was given in order to pro-
mote sociability among the members.
The Knights of Zion commandery
with their wives and daughters, met al
| Knight Templar hall on Friday evening
| and danced an excellent programme,
! furnished by DAM.
| A quiet social will be given by society
people at MaIcom's hall Saturday even
| ing, Jan. &c, Thyle d RingwalrS or
| chestra furnishing dancing pro,
| gramme
| Miss Gertrude Meyer gave a social
and dancing party at her home on Park
avenue Thursday evening. SAVERS