St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-12
9Garrie Vinegar, the colored woman
A PRETTY GERMAN.
Mrs. Leonard Days Entertain.

Mrs. Leonard Days Entertain
meut--Other Social Notes.
Mrs. Leonard Day gave a german last
evening at the West hotel to a select
party of yonng society people of Min
neapolis. the company was received
in the parlors by the hostess, and at
about 9 o'clock a promenade led the
party to the ladies' ordinary, which was
transformed into a perfect ball room. The
room was Illuminated with calcium
lights at the opening of the german. and
the changing and blending of lights
produced very pretty effect The
party was composed largely of young
married people. The costumes and the
ladies whom they adorned were hand
some wthoul exception. A light cola
ton was served i'll the club room during
the evening The following composed
the party:
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenleaf, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Bell, MIR. and Mrs. Northrup, Mr..
and Mrs. Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Truesdale, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Alden
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Rand, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
Rand, Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Sidle, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hallowell. MIR. and Mrs. Semple, Mr..
and Mrs. Martindaie, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Truesdale. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. jackson; Misses Rand.
Whitmore, Foss, Stevens, Lester,
Mars, Semple, Culbertson, Collins,
Langdon; Messers. WhitmOre, Hopkins,
Dixon, Eustis, Hart, Leavitts. Rand, A.
L. Robinson, Nj. l.. HOflowell, A. j.
Robinson, James. II. p. Robinson, Bel
knap, Leader, w. B. Palmer.
C. M. Loring entertained a small party Of
friends at dinner at the Holmes hotel last
evening. The evening was spent with caros
in the parlors. The party consisted of Judge
Ames and wife, Judge Atwater and wife, Mr..
ana Mrs. Tousley, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren NJ.
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Loring.
Mr. and Mrs. N. McMillen gave a card
party last evening 10 number of friends at
he Holmes hotel
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of Plymouth Church last night
night gave social in the church parlors
The social followed Immediately after bust
ness meeting at which the officers for the
ensuing year were elected.
7 he ladies of the Western Avenue Metho-
dist church are making elaborate preparation
for Supper and musicale. to be given at Ma
bens hall corner Fifth avenue ana Sixteenth
street north, Wednesday evening.
The first of a series of social entertain
ments is to be given by the Minneapolis BIZ
cycle club Thursday evening, to which all
members friends and ladies are cordially in
vitej. Progressive euchre will be the order
of the evening until IL o'clock, when
lunch will be served. The entertainments
are in charge OF the entertainment commit
tee. of which 4. NJ. Buchanan is president
> North star Division No. l. uniform rank,
Knights of Pvthias. will give social and hop
at Castle hall Thursday evening, Dec. II.
The committee of arrangements is: Capt. II.
o. Peterson, Lieut.. Martin Chellgord, w. II.
Clark, A. j. Green, and F. 0. Moren. The
reception committee Is as follows: Lieut.. j.
j. Wanshawich, Martin Tyson. A. E. Horton,
C. A. Godfrey and Harry w. Clifford.
Society Dania last night celebrated its four
teenth anniversary. promenade concert
opened the evening exercises. A banquet
followed. The evening was pleasantly
passed.
The Junior Dancing club gives dance on
hall, Washington and Twentieth avenues
north.
The Glover Leaf Progressive Euehre club
will meet at the residence of Mrs. C. A.
Nimocks, 27l4 Park avenue. this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Sprague gave a recep-
ton last evening at their residence on Ridge
wood avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague, of
Providence. r. l.
The canadian club viii give a social at
Malcolm's ball next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ben Harrison Tent No. /, Daughters
of Veterans will hold q masked ball at Plum
mer Post hall Monday evening next.
A very pleasant reception was given last
night at the Hotel Brunswick to Mrs. Jennie
. Mel Potter. Mrs. Potter was assisted In re-
eeiving the guests by Mrs. Frank Danforth.
Readings, a collation. and dancing were por-
tons of the evening" entertainment. There
were abOut hundred ueople present