St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-27

aid, Carpenter, Flagg Sommers, Wheelock.
Moon, Gilman, Young, Van Slyke, Ordway,
Mannin, Bryant, and the Misses Perrin, Bend.
Fairchild. Florence Fairchiid, Carpenter.
Constans, Shane, Alice Shane, Moore Cook.
McQuillan, Dean, Katherine Dean. Beaupre,
Wheelock, Gilfllan, Smith, Priuce, and Grace
Prince.
The annual stag reception given last even
tants of Poverty Flats" was q rather brill
liant affair. About fifty guests we're present,
and the fun was fast and furious. The Eel.
lows were most of them college men, and
the reception partook in a great measure OF
the college style of entertainments. 1t was
thoroughbred crowd and thoroughly en-
joyable affair from beginning to end. All the
best-known young men in the city were in
vited, and there were very few invited guests
who failed 10 respond.
About forty friedds of Miss Gertie Lou
Loucie surprised that young lady at the resi-
dence of her parents ON Olive street last
Wednesday evening. The occasion was that
of the young lady's seventeenth birthday.
and was a most enjoyable one for all con-
cerned. Among the guests were The Misses
Eustiee. Lamb. Whitaker, Carrie King, Col
burn, Eagen, Ma Dole, Freeman, Gorgas,
Wilde, and the Misses Grace; Messrs. Lamb,
Mccarthy, King Hoffman. Freeman, Eagan,
MacCauley, Rogers, Bourse, Emerson. Wieh-
man, MacCarthy, Hamil, Golden. Eagan, and
Prof. Evans.
Mrs. j. j. Ellis, of 1145 West Seventh
| street. was surprised on Monday evening by
| house full of friends who came in to wei
| come her home from an extended visit in
| Iowa. The surprise was planned by the
| Ladies' Aid Society of Emmanuel Baptist
| church, but many others fell into line and all
| were led by the music of the Omaha shop
| band. Mrs. Ellis was fairly caught but after
| the surprise was over she entered heartily
| iuto the affair, and all were sure that the
| evening had been very pleasant one.
The Kings Daughters assisted by St. Cath
| crimes Guild. held bazaar last Saturday aft
| ernoon and evening at the Grggs residence,
| Summit avenue. Articles both fancy and
| useful were sold, also q number of articles
! Supper was furnished during the evening.
| Others assisting aside from the Guild were
Mesdames Green, Bass, Pope, Younge, Mer-
| RAM, Misses Perrin, Denegre, Bond. Proctor,
| Cook, Gordon and Carpenter.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club held its fourth
| annual election last Monday evening. The
| following is the result W. ]. Murphy pres
ident; I. +. Mul&ern, vice president; M. j.
| Shelly. secretary; T. F. NaughtOn. treasurer
| j. A. Young, chief floor manager. The club
| gives parties as usual once every fortnight,
"Wednesday evenings-this year at Central
| hall. corner Seventh end Cedar streets. The
next one on next Wednesday S0th inst.
The Young Ladies' Guild of Christ Church
| will give very enjoyable entertainment at
Moore's block Monday evening. Oct. o. i'll
| aid of the building fund. Saio Ausbach. the
magician, Herr Haus Yung. the we'll known
| vocalist F. G. Hyebner, formerly of the Peo-
| pies Tne6ter company and the Mandolin
| and Guitar club. of st. Paul, will aid in max
| ing the entertainment a success.
The Utica club gave their third social hop
| Friday evening. Oct. %, at their hall, corner
| Third and Exchange. About eighty couple
danced the programme of eighteen numbers,
| to the meiodious strains of Hillyards orches-
! ira. Refreshments were served during the
| evening. The club gives its next hop Nov.
| g. to which it invites all its friends.
| The ladies of Acker W. R. c.. auxiliary to
| Acker post. g. A. r., will hold sale OF fancy
| and useful articles, together with dinner, at
| 1889, to conclude with social in the even
| ing. A wooden comfort viii be voted to the
! most popular G.. A. r. man; slumber rug to
! the most popular S. V.
| The Philomatheau society met with Mr..
| and Mrs Thomas Riley Friday evening at
| their home on Laurel avenue, After short
| literary programme the evening was devoted
to cards and the game of progressive ana
| grams, prizes being awarded to E. r. Shivers
and Miss MakinsOn.
| Myrtle Leaf Social club will give their
| fourth social of the season at their hall, cor
| ner Margaret and Forest streets, Friday even
| ing, Nov. l. Good music will be in attend.
| ance, and pleasant time may be expected
| by ali those who attend
The ladies of Schuneman Evans MILL
merry department are 10 meet WIN MISS Julia
Jensen at the residence of her sister, Mrs.
! Charles Mangler, Halloween where they will
! endeaYor to spend pleasant evening pulling
candy, ducKing for apples, etc.
The Golden Leaf Social club held their
! first hop of the season last Tuesday evening,
| about fifty couples being in attendance. The
| next hop will be given Tuesday evening,
Nov. 8; all of their last season friends are in
| yited to attend.
Mrs. d. a Dickinson and daughter, Miss
| Sarah Dickinson. gave q ladies' reception
| Friday afternoon from i to six at the ir home
| on Virginia avenue. 1t was the occasion of
| Miss DickinSon's formal presentation to st.
| Paul society.
| Myrtle Leaf club will give its fourth social
| party of the second season at their hall, cor