St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-26
TBE WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian EndeavOr of Hennepin Avenue
church had promenade convention"
"Wednesday evening at the church.
There were large number present,
and good music was furnished for the
promenade. Five minutes was allotted
to Il subject and as they walked they
talked. the programmes having been
filled out early in the evening. Among
the topics talked on were: ''Amuse-
ments," SHOULD Women Propose?'
The Poets" centennial Ball"
Money" Character Reading" ''The
Sunday Paper Slang" etc.
There was most pleasant party at
the Holmes hotel Thursday: Miss Bes-
sic Wilson. with her sister, Mrs. M. Nc
MILAN. entertained the young ladies
who this week are to graduate from
Bennett seminary. A banquet was
served at u, and the afternoon was en-
joyed in the way that only 1.-The girls of
a class know how to enjoy each others
society. The graduates are: Rosa r.
Grandelmyer.. Lolita NJ. Grandelmyer.
Irma l.. Mueller, Blanche l.. King, Ella
A. Grimes and Hannah &. Petit.
Aside from the educational character
of the meeting Of the young men of
Plymouth church at the very pleasant
home of Hugh Harrison on Oak Grove
last Monday night. it was decidedly
pleasant social time. Some thirty young
men and few young ladies who were
not excluded, gathered in the parlors at
s O'Clock and discussed prohibition and
high license socially, and then the pro-
@ramme was closed later in the evening
by collation. furnished by their genial
host.
The annual meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association was held in
the central room parlors last Wednes-
day evening. Though the meeting was
not so well attended as might be ex-
pected from occasions similar in tie
past. it was heartily enjoyed. After the
business session was over the young
men, with their young lady auxiliaries,
who, by the way, furnished the eX-
cellent repast, enjoyed the remainder of
the evening socially.
bIrs. Ii. II. Wyman gave a farewell
reception to her Minneapolis friends
Thursday evening. The residence was
profusely decorated with floral designs
and bouquets. An orchestra furnished
music for dancing during the evening.
A handsome token of remembrance was
given Mrs. Wymdn by the party. The
lady with her daughters leave for Cali
fornia Monday, Mr. Wyman going
The Royal Arcanum called out very
large number of people to the enter
tainment which they gave last Wednes-
day evening. Curtis hall was filled full
to 0verfloWing with nice people, who
enjoyed the excellent programme rem
dered, as it was worthy of being en-
joyed. Musical and literary selections,
put together in an attractive manner,
made up the programme.
A very pleasant parlor entertainment
was given last Monday night at the
Judd house by the people who make it
their home. 1t was pleasant occasion
much enjoyed. Refreshments were
served after the production of a pro-
Tousley, Miss Van Tucke, Master Por-
ter Tremain and Messrs. Peckham and
Robinson took part.
There was pleasant social gathering
of William Noble Post, G.. a. r., and
the w. r. G. last Tuesday evening.
There were pleasing presentation cere-
monies, the ladies comforting their
favors on the veterans in the form of a
beautiful silk flag. Anumber of guests
were present, and ball and supper
came after the presentation.
Miss Grace Holt gave a lawn party to
her friends Wednesday evening. The
pretty lawn was brightly lighted, and
very enjoyable evening was spent
despite the fact that the dancers were
driven in doors by the storm. Miss
Holt will accompany her mother East
to New Hampshire next Tuesday.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Fifth Avenue Congregational Church
gave an entertainment at the home of
Mrs. NorcrosS. 3i12 Clinton lvenue, last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ed Shepard entertained twenty
OF her friends at an afternoon lunch
Tuesday at her pleasant home. All