St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-03
tended masquerade at their hall Thurs

tended masquerade at their hall Thurs
day evening.
The art reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. b. Walker on Friday for the
benefit of the young ladies' auxiliary of
the Northwestern hospital was a pleas
ant social affair and financial success.
The guests were received by the follow
: ing committee: Mesdames L. Walker,
Kimball, Gilbert Walker, F. Snyder. E.
w. Backus, j. B. Fabout, Fl. ID. Layton
and Overlook. Also Misses Julia
Walker, Stella Teel, M. Moore, Lou
Hogan and Hattie Walker. The guests
fingered in the parlors or admired the
art gallery at their own sweet wills. Re-
freshments were served from daintily
decorated table in the dining room. All
seemed pleased with the entertainment
and the art gallery is certainly worth
visit, even if there were no additional
motive in the charitable design OF the
hostess.
Nicollet Lodge No. 119, /. 0. 0. F.,
will give their second annual bal masque
next Wednesday evening. Prizes will
be awarded for the best, the most grace
full and the most comical costumes. The
honorary committee are Hon. e. c.
Babb, Hon. q. w. Cooley, Mai. A. l..
Straight, E. A. Bigelow, Hon. o. A.
Stoneman, E. A. Kelley, G. w. Elan
ders, q. w. Smith and DR.. II. N. Avery:
arrangement committee, ii. G. Conner,
Fl. b. HELEN, J. S. Trip. Jud Harding;
floor committee, II. q. Conner, Jud
Harding and B. III. HELEN.
The High school Juniors gave recep-
ton to the seniors at the Nicollet Friday
evening. About 100 couples were pres
ent, Ada Hillman, Wilbur FiSke. Car
and May Blyner received the. guests,
while floor committee looked to it that
had the fullest opportunity to enjoy the
dancing programme of twenty numbers.
Miss Gertie Evans entertained her
friends Thursday afternoon and cele-
brated her twentieth birthday. The
parlorS were decorated with cut flowers
and brilliantly illuminated. Refresh
ments were served at 4. after which
dancing was the order of amusement.
About three hundred persons joined
in the reception given to Rev. Mr..
Mllispaugh and his wife Wednesday.
The evening passed in pleasant in
formal way, renewing old friendships
and showing their esteem and affection
for their pastor.
Miss Marie Murray entertained her
friends at cards Thursday evening.
Whist and other games provided amuse-
ment until supper was served, at 1880,
after which an informal concert was
given. in which the guests partici-
pated.
The Bethanian society gave a musi-
cal and literary entertainment Friday
evening under the direction of their
teacher, Miss Leila Paige. in the chapel
of Bennett seminary.
The Northwestern Dorg club have
issued invitations for a banquet, to be
held at the club room of the West hotel,
tomorrow evening at $50.
The members of the Emmanuel Bap-
fist church gave farewell reception on
Friday evening to their pastor, Rev. d.
ID. McLaurin.
P. ii. Gibbons invited few friends
who joined him Thursday in celebrating
his birthday.
Scandal lodge, K. of p, gave a prize
masquerade at Castle hall Thursday
evening.
The S. P. Plummer post held dance
social at their hall Thursday evening.
Mrs. p. q. Foster entertained friends
at o'clock dinner on Thursday.