St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-12

| son, A. L. Straight, j. H. Robertson, Wills A.
James and L. A. Dunn directors.
| A gathering largely socaslin its nature was
| the reception given by Dr. Thwing to the
young men of his church last Monday even
| ing, at his pleasant home on Laurel avenue
| A number of prominent gentlemen Of the
| city were present as guests, and joined in
| the discussions heartily with the young men.
| Papers were read and the evening was
| pleasantly and proftably spent.
| The Flambeau's belated May party was
held at Armory hall last Friday night. 1t
was genuine May party, nevertheless. The
Flambeaus all turned out in their gay uni
forms, and the party of 125 who danced the
May dances was more than usually attractive.
-Four May poles were wound with gay colors
by gay dancers.
Prominent Eighth ward citizens went on a
frolic last week. aud produced the ''Deestrick
Skewr' at Relief hall Wednesday night, with
all its righteousness. Fortunately the pre-
sentation was a success. Many married
ladies and grown-up men made up The infant
class, in costumes appropriate to such class
fifty years ago.
Mrs. Ellen Kemp gave an entertainment
! last Wednesday evening to number of East
side young people for their better acquaint-
ance with her granddaughter, Miss Leila
Cameron, of Milwaukee. A splendid supper
was spread and dancing and music made the
evening merry one.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. jones gave reception
Ing at their home on Twenty-fif street. A
good supper was served and dancing and
parlor theatricals enlivened the evening,
They meet again the last Thursday in Sep
TENDER.
An entertainment was given under the
auspices of the w. c. T. U. at Sons of Tenn
perance hall, 125 Nicollet avenue, last
Wednesday evening. Miss Laura j. Smith
gave a temperance lecture, which was fol
| lowed by social.
lawn party given last Tuesday evening
by Mrs. H. r. Lewis at her pleasant home on
Sixteenth avenue SOUTH was the initiatory
| step i'll that direction in South Minneapolis,
and it was much enjoyed. SAVERS band
| furnished music.
The Silver Thorn club had pleasant time
last Wednesday evening at a social party
with Mrs. Edward Hamilton, On Chicago ave-
| nue.. Charades. tableaux and music were
pleasing features. This closes their winter
season.
The young women of the Norwegian Trim
| ity church held fair at DANA hall, begin
| ming Wednesday evening, and extending till
Saturday night. The fair was quite ii success,
and the proceeds go to the working girls
fund.
Mrs. Carrie g. Hall entertained the Ladies'
Literary league at a o'clock dinner last
Thursday. The organization is for literary
culture: but, though classic, the ladies en-
jOyed the good dinner.
The annual entertainment OF the Delta
Sigma Literary society of the university was
held last Monday evening. A pleasant pro-
gramme had been prepared and the evening
was enjoyably passed.
Miss Kate Penny entertained the ssChest-
nuts last Thursday evening. The event
will be the closing social Of the season. Good
music and games and tableaux amused the
society.
The Young Ladies' society of St. Stephens
church gave musical and literary entertain
| ment at Dahl's hall Wednesday evening. The
entertainment was very enjoyable one.
Wilfred Bell was given pleasant surprise
| by party arranged by his wife last Thurs
| day evening. Some forty guests were present
| to honor his forty second birthday.
! The daughters of veterans Of the George
| N. Morgan Camp No. 4 gave a military ball
and May party at the G. A. r. hall, in North
| Minneapolis last Thursday night.
| The Irish American club gave ball on
| last Wednesday evening at Window hall
| Mrs. G. j. Naylor gave dinner party to q
| few friends at last Thursday. The Italian