St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-03
EVENTS OF THE WEEK..

The Caledonian celebrated halloween, as
has been their custom for several years, by
concert in Malcolm hall. The committee OF
arrangements which consisted of James ID.
Shearer. John ID. Forbes. JBmes nj. Boyd DR.,
ID. T. Simpson. William Guthrie and tnomas
r. Watson, did everything in their power to
make the evening thoroughly enjoyable
one for their 500 guests and they succeeded
IN making everybody feel at home. After
the DAM orchestra had played Scotch med
ley, Chairman Shearer made few remarks
of welcome 10 the visitors. The programme
consisted of vocal solos and duets by George
w Ferguson and Miss Susie Mckay; a de
Scriptiye poem by John D. Forbes, entitled
Halloween; dancing the highland fling,
by Miss Maud Beckwith. and flute solo, by
Charles freeman. Then there was GIVING
for apples and other Haloween sports, in
which the young folks took part. The floors
were soon cleared for dancing ana pro-
gramme OF twelve numbers was carried out:
The party broke up in the wee small hours OF
the morning and everybody declared they
had enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. George Kirkbride gave a pleasant re-
ception Tuesday evening to the Misses Car
Ter. of Honolulu. who visited with her dur
ing the week. The evening was pleasantly
spent and much enjoyed by the nice little
company. Among the number were: Mrs.
A. NJ. Keith, Mrs. Abbott Miss Gale, Miss
McNair, Miss Cooke, Miss Semple, Miss Bo-
Vey, Miss Bosher, Miss CulbertSon, L. c.
Gale. d. W. Morrison, PemDerton Cutler. DO
seph r. Kingman, Richard Peekham, Will
lam Peckham, l. L. d. Hollowell, Ii. IL. Rob-
inson and A. NJ. Keith. The Misses Carter
left the city Wednesday evening to join their
father. Hon. II. A Carter. the Hawaiian min
lister TO the United States.
Mrs Charles T. Thompson was the hostess
at very delightful afternoon reception to
the ladies yesterday at her home. 5O2 South
Ninth street. The hours were from to 6,
and nearly 200 were present. The floral
decorations were in chrysanthemums ana
roses, and the table ornaments in pink. Mrs.
Thomson was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
S. A. Harris, Mrs. William Tenny, Mrs. c. S.
Careins, Mrs. C. ". Bowen and Miss Thomp-
son. of Cincinnati. Mrs. William Northrup
and Mrs. Arthur Keith did the honors at
table. Refreshments were served by Dorner.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank .. Tilton celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their wedding at
Hotel Vessel last Tuesday evening There
was pleasant company OF invited guests
present and the evening was happily spent.
The spacious dining room was turned into
dancing hall, ana many enjoyed the pleasure
of dancing TO good music. The parlors were
also thrown open to the guests. and every one
found pleasant entertainment for the even
ing.
The ''Exchequer," a select gentleman's
club, held the annual meeting~at the Holmes
hotel. After electlng officers for the ensuing
year social evening was spent, during
which farewell banquet. honoring the de-
parture of Henry f. Wyman to Omaha, was
enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank B. Senrple gave two delightful
social entertainments al her home, 1913
Hawthorne avenue, FFday-an afternoon re-
Ception to ladies and an evening german
both in honor of Miss Semple, of Cincinnati,
and Miss CUlbertson, of Louisville
Junior branch No Al Of the Ancient Or
der or Foresters Of America, celebrated its
first anniversary by a ball at Harmonic hail
last Wednesday night Over fifty couples
were on the fioo". Thyle d. Ringwald's
orchestra furnished the music.
The children grandchildren and the great
grandchildren of Mrs. l. L. Lincoln, to the
lumber of a score or more, gathered at her
day evening ana entertained her IN real old
fashioned Halloween style.
The Crystal Slipper Social club gave the
third dance of the season at DahfS hall,
Fifth avenue south and Twenty-fifth street.
Wednesday evening. About fifty couples
were in attendance and an enjoyable evening
resulted.
The reception to The Harvard Club of Min
nesota last evening at the residence of DR..
and Mrs. George +. French, 1900 Hawthorne
avenue, was delightful affair, partaking Of
the nature of reunion.
A fancy dress Halloween party was
given last Friday night at the house of j. T.
Calhoun. SIS Ninth avenue south The party
was composed Of the children of her Sunday
school class.
The LueyHayes W. C. T. [. held soci al
at pos SiX-and-a-half avenue south. Mon
day evening. Mrs. G. Z. Leavitt gave an in
teresting address on HEALTH illustrated by
charts.
A Halloween party was given by Miss
HOtchkiss TO the young people of the La
FFaGaue company on Thursday evening.
unique entertainment was carried out.
The Levi battery, w. r. c., gave a dance
Thursday evening at their hall in North
Minneapolis. There was good attendance
present and good time was enjoyed.
The ladies of The Eastern Star, Harmony
Chapter No 6, gave ball at the East Side
Masonic hall last Wednesday night, SAVERS
orchestra furnished the music.
The ladies of the Eastern Star, Harmony
chapter No. s. gave ball at the East side
Masonic hall last Tuesday night SAVERS
orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. Loren Fletcher gave pleasant euchre
party last night at her home. 1t was very
select affair and was much enjoyed by the
company.
Friday night Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cal
houn gave children's fancy dress party at
their residence, 615 Ninth street southeast.
Mrs. S. B. Snydergaye an informal cotillion
of her pleasant home, 1905 Fifth avenue
southeast, last Wednesday afternoon.
Miss May i. Norris gave a Halloween
party to her friends at her home, 1896 Lyn-
dale avenue. hast Thursday evening.
The Anna Gordon Loyal Temperance Le-
gion was entertained by Miss Lyons, of 2414
Portland avenue. Friday evening.
Miss Mary e. Morris entertained party Of
friends at her home. 3036 Lyndale avenue,
last Thursday evening.