St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12

pointeu 10 report on an entertainment to be
held IN the early part of November. and
every member of the conclave is earnestly
requested to be present at the next regular.
meeting. Oct. II, TO perfect arrangements for
the same. Prof. Herman Schloss. member
OF Carpenter C0nclare No. Il, of Milwaukee.
was a visitor to st. Paul conclave at their last
regular meeting aud favored the members
with some musical selections.
Miss Lulu Hyatt, of Webster City, To-.
who has been spending the past summer
with her aunt, Mrs. G. w. Tanner 1I8 Belle
vue avenue. will leave for her home Monday,
and number of her friends took occasion
thursday evening to give her a very enjoya-
BILE party at her aunt's residence. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. d. Ruse
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. NJ. A. Cummings,
Mrs. d. S. Tanner and daughter Rose, Misses
Bagnen Jensen, Satherly. Newman and An
derson, Messrs. Griffith. Strandles, White
house. Tyler and johnson. The evening
passed Off very pleasantly.
MI. and Mrs. William Parker were treated
to surprise party on Tuesday evening at
their Hastings avenue home. Some of those
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Crawley, Misses Edith White, Florence
White, Arena Fontaine, Beatrice CoIlett,
Aunie Butterfeld. Nellie Bosworth, Lille
May Steadman and Maggie Lynch. and
Messrs. George CoIlett. Lewis CoiIett A. Bar
ton and A. f. Haussman.
The latest aspirant in the ranks of the
sOCldl CLUBS Is the AnOdutlnO ciuD, W1tR f1G
following charter members: Messrs. DAILY,
German, Dougher, Gitt, Lamb. Kelly, Keogh,
Trott, Gosgin, Wiimot. Starkey. McCauIey,
Wide. Hattery, Finch, Mott. Otis, Goulden,
Prendergast and Barnes. The first formal
hop of the club will be given Oct. Ia.
Thursday at the Windsor. John Summers
gave very pleasant dinner party in honor
OF his brother, Robert Summers, departure
for his home in Adelaide. Australia. There
were sixteen present, all relatives of the pro-
prietors, Messrs. Summers d Monfort. The
dinner consisted of six courses and was
served in the ladies' ordinary.
Mrs. w. H. Arbuckle was given a surprise
by about 14O of her friends. who called at
her home on Oakdale and Lucy streets to
congratulate Miss Hattie Rice OH her seven
teenth birthday anniversary: The. evening
was pleasantly spent in dancing and various
amusements. Miss Hattie was the recipient
of many handsome presents.
The Ladies' Progressive Euehre club met
with Mrs Park Richie, of Portland avenue,
W Wed1n e;osy a Mse Mrs Finch Mrs
70. c. Hayne, Mrs. Freeman Strong ana Miss
Hall captured the prizes
The ladies of Epworth NJ. E. church gave a
social entertainment and reception for Rev.
j. A. Sutton, who comes back to this church
Tor another year, at the church, corner of
Aurora avenue and Mackubin street, Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock. A literary and
musical programme was given and refresh
ments served.
Charles H. McGill, son of ex-Gov. McGilI.
and Miss Anna Routh will be married at the
latters home in St. Anthony's Park, Wednes-
day, the 22d inst. Mr.. McGill and Miss
Routh have been popular members of St
Paul society, and their marriage will be the
occasion OF widespread congratulation.
Prof. DeGarmo, the dancing master, will
remain at "a East Seventh street until the
completion of Lowry's arcade hall when he
will remove to that building, His class is
orr a L. y to-
Der of young people from the best families
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Thompson, of Igleha TT
street, entertained party of friends on
Thursday evening. Those present were:
Mrs. McCullum, of Louisville, KY: Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs. Vance, Miss Annie
Kelly, Miss Julia Mcclellan and William
Kelly Jr.
Among the many guests at the golden we'd
ing of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Il. Lavender, on
Monday evening, was Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Vance, Mr. and Mrs j. N. Griggs. Dr. and
Mrs. Walther. Miss Ote and Kittie Walther
and Mr.. Arthur Vance, of Manchester col
lege.
There was gathering at Cretin hall last
evening to celebrate the lUUth anniversary
of Father Matthew's birth. Archbishop Ire
land, Father Hebron and 81. I'll. Kelley, of
Faribault, were the speakers. Appropriate
musical selections were rendered.
The Young Women's Christian Temper
ance union celebrated the seventh ami
versary of its organization at the parlors of |
the House of Hope church Tuesday evening |
Short addresses and music constituted the |
programme. ~
A new social organization has been formed |
called the Andantino club. Meetings will be |
held fortn1ghtly in Library hall. There are |
about twenty-five charter members and the |
first hop viii be given next Tuesday evening. |
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club. which SO au-
spiciously commenced its fifth season a few |
days ago. will give its second social party at |
Library hall, corner Third and Wabasha |
streets, Friday evening. Oct. IL.
: The Calumet club gives its first hop of the |
season Wednesday evening at Marquardt's |
hall. From present indications 1t will be |
grand success.
st. Paul Chapter No. %, Order Eastern |
Star, will give social party at Garfield Post |
hail. on East Seventh street, on Friday even |
ing, Oct. II.
A pleasant surprise party was given to the |
Misses Ash, OH Fifth street. Oct. s. The
evening was passed with dancing and card |
playing.