St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-17

MIS-. ~. u. Deli, MI. anu MIS-. hCWio
Maish. Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Davis, Miss
Fannie Heffelfnger, Miss Warner, Mrs.
Ada L. Kellogg, Miss Ella NJ. Goodrich,
Mrs. Emma Hovey Williams, E. S. DOty,
c. L. Lamb, Charles d. Meyer, MIR. Ely,
George w. Grant, +. 7. Carnochan, Ii.
l.. HoSkinSon, and others.
About two hundred couples attended
the charity bail at Eighth Ward Relief
hall Tuesday evening" The hall was
decorated with flags and flowers and
flowers and brilliantly Illuminated. The
orchestra were seated on a stage at one
end of the hall, and behind them were
spread tables loaded with dainties fur
nished by the ladies of the association.
Among those present were Mayor Babb,
Mrs. Babb, MIR. and Mrs. W. H. 1ice,
Mrs. A. r. Archibald. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
f. Backus, Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Vol
lett, MIR. and Mrs. A. n. Randall, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. A. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs: j.
W. Cole, Maj. and Mrs. Stuart, MI.
and Mrs. j. l.. Tripp, MIR. and Mrs. w.
K. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Woodale. MI.
Mrs. }. Near, Mr.. and Mis-. George w.
Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Brown, Aid.
Thompson, Misses Fall, ,Nickerson, lice,
liiiiHidO, I4lUoS, TldiiuSio' HOti,I'
Brown and Hayes, and Messrs. B. II.
Helen. C. Il. Nesbit, n. S. Coffin, c. p.
Haselton and A. G. Mosher.
A large number of friends gathered
last Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. N. w. King, 1882 Fifth avenue
south, to celebrate the anniversary OF
her birthday by surprise party. They
were enter tained i'll a most pleasant
manner by their hostess. and spent the
evening with games, dancing and social
conversation. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Quinlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Fitsgins, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Byrne. Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Henry, nj. and Mrs. j. E. Corbitt,
MIR. and Mrs. NJ Heeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Colwell, Misses Cora
Duffy, Hattie Dubav, Lizzie Byrne.
Minnie Laduke, Lizzie Henry, Lou Fin
ley, Josephine Kuhn, Sadie Henry,
Allie and Annie Erwin. Mrs. James
McEltfot. Mrs. lsadore Fagot; Messrs.
|. II. W. Dickens, l.. U. Satterlee. Nj.
l.. Watson, P. f. Satterlee, A. f. Kuhn.
2. j. O'Donnell and Joseph Henry.
The fifth annual banquet of the job
bers' association at the West on Tues
day evening, was a social success. All
the leading jobbers were present, and
did full justice to an elaborate menu.
The exercises consisted OF informal
talks by representative men. DanZ'
orchestra discoursed pleasant pro-
gramme, during the evening. Capt. D..
NJ. Gilmore presided Among the
speakers were Vice President j. G.
Eliel; President Wyman, of the board
of trade; Rev. NJ. D. Shutter, Vice Pres
idrnt Knox, of the Security bank; joel
b. Bassett. Clay McCauley, j. R. Mic
hols, of ST. Paul; and Ii. P. Robinson,
of the Northwestern Railreader.
The Knights Templars held BAN
quet Friday evening at the NicOllet
house. Mr.. Slenner. grand commander
OF the state, was guest of the Darius
commandery. The Darius commandery
was received by the Zion commandery
at their hall. At 10:30 the whole party
adjourned to the Nicollct, where the
Knights of Darius had arranged BAN
quet. The feast was spread on a table
shaped like cross and tastefully dec
grated. About a hundred and fifty
knights in full costume took their
places and did full justice to the dainty
menu. No regular programme of tOastS
was observed, but the evening Was
spent in pleasant and informal way.
The Improved Order of the Red Men
will give a social ball at Window hall
Monday evening, March 4. The follow
ing gentlemen are on the various COM
lnittees: f. w. Spencer, f. G. Lane, E.
A. Atkinson. p. H.W orth, n. E. Marsh,
A. E. Chapman, W. ID. Hunt, G. W.
Sayre. J. A. Collier, D. FL. Hunt A. E.
J. G. Cole, G. Brooks, f. S. Trunk, w.
wv IA ond n - Tin6pran
Skandia lodge, K. of p, give grand
masquerade ball at Castle hall Thurs
day evening, Feb. %. The committee
den, Louis Hall, A. W. Benson, p. N.
Wingreen and Martin S. Gorden; re-
ception committee, A. &. Green, Her
man Coleman, G. NJ. DE Voc, A. Ceder-
strand and William Rydinark. The
masks will be worn until midnight.
The Knights of Pythias lodges are
making arrangements to celebrate the
quarter centennial anniversary of the
order, Tuesday next. Committees from
different lodges are arranging the de-
tails Of an interesting programme, which
will include banquet and literary
entertainment at the NicOllet, on Tues
day. Some of the brightest speakers in
the Northwest will attend the dinner,
and good time is. foregone conclu-
sion.
The MANY friends of S. E. Olson ten
dered the merchant a reception at the
Nicollet house Wednesday evening.
The menu was an elaborate one of four
teen courses. DanZ's orchestra dis
coursed music during the dinner hour.
Toasting and social conversation fol-
lowed the supper. and many tributes
were paid to Mr.. Olson for his public
spirit and business enterprise.
The local freight Office clerks have is
sued neat invitations for their first an
nual hop, to be given at Armory hall
Monday evening, March 4. Thyle IL
Ringwall's orchestra will furnish a
dancing programme.
The students of the School of Fine
Arts gave pleasant reception to their
friends last Tuesday evening. The
class rooms were furnished and decor
ated in bright and artistic manner.
Specimens of the pupils work were
hung about the rooms and elieited favor
able comments from parents and
friends.
The entertainment at Fair Oaks on
Washington's birthday for the benefit
of the Homeopathic hospital is likely
to prove a success. Many charitable
ladies are selling tickets and using
every effort to make the occasion one
of the events of the season.
The ladies of the George n. Morgan
Relief corps held special meeting
Friday evening, and decided to give q
dime social Thursday evening. Feb. 81,
at the residence Of Mrs. j. l.. Clark,
2700 Dupont avenue.
The Michigan association gave an in
teresting musical and literary pro-
gramme at its monthly meeting last
evening at Curtiss hall. A large num-
Der of guests were present and danced
until late hour.
The Ladies Guild of Grace church