St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06

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H. P. Jewett, James 4. Bell and Henry
Jones, trustees.
One of the coming social events of
this week is the banquet to be given by
KnOckwinnoch Tennis club. at the resi-
dence of Miss Jessie B. Carey, on East
Winfred street. The club closes the
tennis season. and will thrive as a lit
eraTy and social club during the winter
months. For this first meeting an en-
jOyable and instructive programme has
been prepared, and will include all
oyster supper.
An exceedingly pleasant time was
spent at the residence of Miss Farwell,
of Selby avenue, on Friday evening, by
the PhilOmathean Society of the First
UniversaliSt church, the amusement
being an exciting progressive euchre
contest. in which the ladies' progressive
prize was won by Miss JOrdOn, the
the lone hand prize by Mr.. Riley.
The Golden Leaf Social club held
meeting last Friday evening at Room l,
Sherman block. 1t was decided that
they would hold their first social hop of
the season at Grand Block hall on Wa
basha street Tuesday evening, Oct. %.
The club adjourned to meet again next
Tuesday evening, Oct. s. On that night
the members will elect officers for the
ensuing season.
The F0ur-Leaf Clover Pleasure club
has reOrganiZed and will give social
each alternate Friday evening at the q.
A. Il. hall on East Seventh street, be-
tween Olive and Pine streets. They
have extended invitations which invite
the holder and company for the season,
the first TO take place Friday evening,
Oct. IL. Prof. Wits orchestra will fur
nish music.
Mrs. DIR. Beecher entertained the la
dies progressive euchre club at her
home on Ashland avenue Friday after
noon. Prizes were awarded Miss
GOyer, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Muir
! ray. Mrs. Fannie Williams, of West
ern avenue, will entertain this after
noon.
Fully 10 couple were present at the
second social party of Myrtle Leaf club
at Lucker's hall Friday evening and
greatly enjoyed the twenty-fOur num-
bers of the programme of this popular
club. Their next social will be given
Friday evening, Oct. IS.
Mrs. w. r. MerriamS german. which
was to have been given Thursday even
ing, has been postponed until the mid
die of the month on account of the deaths
of Gen. Averiil and Gen. Sturgis. This
german will be given to the Kings
Daughters.
Members of the AamOld Concert COM
pany were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Drake Tuesday evening. On the
evening of Oct. 8 the same company
gives a church benefit concert at the
Griggs mansion on Summit avenue.
James Hubbell, of Dayton avenue,
entertained a few of his friends Satur-
day evening with progressive whist
party. Prizes were awarded Misses Nc
Clellan and Hawkins, Messrs. Frank
Blair and John Lane.
At the invitation of Mrs. j. L. Mer-
riam twenty-five boys Of st. Panl's
church choir attended Harris theater
Saturday afternoon and thoroughly en-
j0yed the wonderful performance of the
horses.
A few friends of Gen. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Flower surprised them on the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage,
Oct. 2. They were presented with a
number of pieces in silver.
On Monday last Gov. w. R. Merriam
gave a dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. K. FL.
Hayes. r. HI. Hayes is president of the
Duluth road. Col. Dudley and Mr.. Bliss
were present.
Mrs. w. c. EndsIey, of $50 Cedar
street, gave an afternoon tea for her
sister, Mrs. DR.. A. Wilmot, of Chilli
cOthe, ILL.,, yesterday afternoon.
The Utica club will give its second
social hop of the season at the old Acker
Post hall, Friday evening, Oct. IL. A
good time is expected.
A complimentary concert was rendered
to S. +. Hannehan by his pupils and the
members of the Balfe club at Cretin
hall Monday evening.
Mrs. Theodore Schumacher gave din
ner party Friday evening at her home on
Crocus hill in honor of Miss Pratt, of
Minneapolis.
The Young IriSh-American club has
issued cards for complimentary social
to be given at the Cumberland Wednes-
day, Oct. 9.
Gov. Merriam and party had dinner
at the West Tuesday evening. They
afterwards attended the Minneapolis
Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark E. Ferry, of Ash
land avenue, entertained progressive
euchre party last Thursday evening.
The Misses King gave progressive
euchre party at their home on Summit
avenue last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stickney will Gel
citrate their twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary Oct. 2.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club had a So
cial party at Central hall Wednesday
evening.
A Philomathean party will be given
at Westmoreland hall Friday evening,
Oct. IL.
Miss Ida Fullgraff, of Holly avenue,
entertained few friends Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Watkins, of Holly avenue, will
entertain a few friends Monday even
ing.
Prof. Evans gave a social hop at his
hall on Seventh street Friday evening.