St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-07
LAST WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

Miss Alice rlSht gave a party " edneSday
at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Ensign.
of Bryant avenue. 1t was a ladies' party and
was the occasion OF Miss Wrights bidding
farewell TO her friends as she leaves for her
home at Keokllk, To-, next Wednesday.
Mines +. j. Birch and W. A. Weir last
Tuesday gave dinner to friends at the
pleasant home of Mrs. Birch. Wells string
orchestra furnished music, and the party was
delightful one. Mrs Weir returned Friday
TO her home in san Francisco.
A social was held in the parlors of the
First Unitarian church Wednesday evening.
Miss Ida Page and Mrs. Adele SegeIbaum
gave recitations. Musical selections were
rendered, and refreshments were served
Miss Annie Miller gave a party to thirty or
forty of her friends Thursday evening i'll
honor of Miss Grace Miller. of Chicago, who
has been her guest for month past. Miss
Miller returns home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Addie Steele gave party on WedDes
day evening i'll honor of Miss Anna Steele,
of Chicago. Some twenty couples were
present and cards, music and dancing were
The pleasures of the evening.
Fifty of the young friends of Miss May Lee
gave surprise party TO that lady last Monday
evening, showering her with presents in re-
nlembrance of her birthday. The Amphion
Glee club furnished music.
4 society known as the Mission band. COM
posed os the little girls of the Thirteenth
Avenue Nj. K. church, was organized ThIrs-
day afternoon to work under the immediate
direction of Miss Pearson.
Mrs. A. X. Pratt. resident of Portland
avenue, gave 6 O'Clock dinner to number
OF friends Thursday. The psrlors were
prettily decorated with flowers. The Italian
band furnished music.
Seventy young people surprised Rev. NJ f.
Gjertson Tuesday evening and they brought
with them besides refreshments and good
cheer. a bag of 800 nickelS. A happy even
ing was passed.
A very pleasant surprise party was given to
II. Balm, at 5l4 Tenth avenue, south, last
"Wednesday evening. 1t was composed
mostly of good people of the Emmanuel Bap-
list church.
A pleasant April fool surprise party was
given by the friends of X. Carroll at his
home 1923 Franklin avenue, last Monday
evening. Music and dancing. made merry
party.
Miss Minnie Simpson Will entertain the
La Grande circle tomorrow evening at her
home. 1921 Eighth street south. The circle
viii give their last ball Tuesday, the 22nd of
April.
Miss Sallie Morse celebrated her nineteenth
birthday last Wednesday by social arty
given to her friends. The evening was spent
in dancing 10 the best music Of Lyles orches-
ira.
Mrs. s. A Douglas received her friends at
an informal party on Tuesday evening bid
ding them good bye for the summer. which
she will spend in Duluth and West Superior
A party was entertained at the home of
John +. Peterson Monday evening to meet
- Oh refreshments were
served and good time vas enjoyed
The Cedar Avenue and Lake Street I'm
provement association gave pleasant bali
last Friday evening at the associations hall.
corner Cedar avenue and Lake street.
reception was given to the North Mime
apoilS tniversaliSts and their friends at the
home of DR.. p. NJ. Hall, 1876 Davenport ave-
nue. north, Thursday evening.
Miss Mollie Rea, of the East Side, goes to
New York to study art Tomorrow. Last
Wednesday she gave a farewell party to
twenty-five friends.
Mrs w. Il. Cargill Monday afternoon gave
a select party to her friends. An elegant
lunch was served under the supervision Of
Miss Minnie CargiH.
Mrs. G. Hanson, of South Minneapolis en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Thirteenth Avenue NJ. L. church at her home
Friday afternoon.
Forty friends of Anna Boudinot of South
Minneapolis, were entertained Tuesday
evening. Song ana music added to the COM
pany'S pleasure.
Mrs. Angeiini gave a parlor talk at the
home OF Mrs. DR.. Bradley, 1910 Second ave
nue. south, last Tuesday evening before q
social gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell received q party Of
friends to bid adieu to Miss Ella SWEET of
Toronto, Can, who has been their guest for
several weeks.
The Young Ladies' Home Missionary soci-
ETY. Wednesday evening gave most pleas
ant entertainment at the First Methodist
church.
Last Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Bracket very pleasantly entertained the
members of the Plymouth church at their
home.
A pleasant social was given last Tuesday
evening by the Bee Hive Social Club of Our
Savior's Church at the parish school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Clark entertained a
party of friends Thursday evening Music
and cards were happy features.
The ladies' of Rev. DR.. Janson's church
gave pleasant social Thursday evening at
the temple of worship.
A festival was given last evening at Labor
Temple by the Scandinavian total abstinence
societies.
The Faust club had pleasant social party
and dance at Malcolm's hall Thursday even
ing.
The Silyerthorn club held a social party
and dance at Berglunds hall Friday evening