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

The Chi chapter of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma society, made up of some
forty-four of the university young ladies,
with their alumni members had de-
lightful banquet at the Holmes last
Monday evening. 1t was their ninth
annual anniversary. Miss Clara j.
Baker was toaStmiStreSS, and presided
over what the programmes designate
1.-The flow of the soul" Miss Nellie
levitt Hall spoke on Convention Mem
cries. Miss Gertrude Tucker on "Chi'S
Petite Boudoir," Miss Nellie NJ. Cross
on The Amazon" Miss Effie Ames on
the theme TO the Innocents," beneath
which subject was the key, Men are
but children of a larger growth" Miss
Eveline V. SammiS, Our Calendars"
Susan Hawley Olmstead, Retrospect"
"A delicate banquet was partaken of by
the fair Grecians, and the evening was
spent royalty.
The Easter bail of the La Grande cir
Gle at Berglund'S hall, last Tuesday
evening, was one of the happy events of
the South side society circle last week.
The hall was brilliantly lighted, and
flowers made it fragrant. Music for the
dance was furnished by Danz's orches-
ira.
The Y. NJ. G. A. gave their annual
closing exercises last Wednesday even
ing in the parlors of the central rooms.
The programme consisted of class drill,
social solos and recitations, and were
under the supervision Of Miss Lala
Paige and Prof. L. c. Jononuot.
The Gamma Butler club gave a ball
last Thursday evening at G. A. r. hall,
corner of Washington and Twentieth
avenues. Care had been taken to make
In ant III
did time was enjoyed.
The Young Peoples Society of Ply
mouth church kat pleasant social in
the church ,parlors Tuesday evening.
A large number of young folks of the
church were present, and genuine
good time was enjoyed.
The Merry Eight gave their fourth
social ball of the season at Window hall
last Monday evening. A very select
party was present, and the event was a
most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Smith, of Anoka, assisted bv the
young ladies of the Murphy club, SUI.
perintended highly enjoyable enter
fainment at the rooms of the club last
Thursday evening.
The Matowah club danced for the last
time this season at Malcolm's hall
last Tuesday evening. The compli-
mentary hop was one of their brightest
of the year.
The Ladies' social circle of the
Bloomington Avenue Methodist Epis-
cOpal church gave an Easter entertain
ment at Tollefson hall Tuesday even.
ing.
An Easter ball was given by the G. c.
Washburn post at their hall last Monday
evening. The evening was pleasantly
spent, the ball being complete success
The pleasant home of w. w. Hunt
ington on last Tuesday evening was the
place of very pleasant social of the
members of the First Baptist church.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris.
tan Endeavor of the Lyndale Congrega
tiOnal church gave an entertainment al
Relief hall last Friday evening.
The fourth annual ball of the Mime.
apolis lodge of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen was given last
night at Harmonic hall.
Anchor Lodge No. % and Vine Lodge
No. %, d. of r., I. o. o. F., had an en-
Joyable social evening at their hall Fri
day evening.
The Eighth ward W. c. T. U. gave 6
musicale last Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. |. n. Tousley, 3O30 Stearns
avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Thir
teenth Avenue NJ. E. church gave sur
prise party to Mrs. Nelson last week.
Nicollet Lodge No. 4G, Knights o.
Pythias, gave social hop at their hal
last Wednesday evening.
The installation banquet of Zion Com
mandery X. I. was held at the Nicolle
last Thursday evening.
The l.. p. Plummer Camp No. 9 gave
their annual party at the Nicollet house
last Monday evening.
The Select Knights A. o. U. W. gay.
a uniform ball at Thomas nall last Mon
day evening.
The Levi Butler woman's relief corps
gave a dance Monday evening.