St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13

of the ladies adding much to the beauty
of the room. Much credit is due to the
committee of arrangements, which con-
sisted of Sergeant Johnson, chairman,
assisted by Sergeants Rowley aud
Chant and Private Burdick; also Capt.
Joseph l.. King, master OF ceremonies.
One of the prettiest and most enjoyed
children'S parties held during the sea-
son was given by Mrs. Blecken in honor
of her little daughter Florence b. Block
en-, at her residence. COS Sixth avenue
north, Wednesday afternoon. Some
thirty-five or forty OF Florence'S little
friends assembled to help her celebrate
her eighth birthday. The beautiful
parlors were tastefully decorated with
flowers and the little ones passed an eX-
ceedingly happy afternoon. Refresh
ments were served from to $3.50, dur
ing which SAVERS orchestra played
juvenile music which added consider
able to the occasion. Little Florence
was the recipient of many handsome
and useful remembrances from her little
friends. At the conclusion of the sup
per the floor was cleared and dancing
was INDUCED in until about Z o'clock
when the little guests departed.
A company of East side young people
gave.a party on Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Bertha Goodman.
Twenty young people OF the immediate
neighbOrhood were in attendance. In
the dining room the only attempt at
decoration was huge candleburm made
of willow branches in symmetrical ana
unique form, on which were arranged
more than hundred large colored can
dies. Supper was served at 8 O'Clock,
and was an elaborate affair. At 1880
the parlors were covered with canvas,
and the Italian orchestra entered to
furnish music for terpsichorean enjoy
ment. The guests dispersed about 2 a.
m. after wishing a safe and pleasant
journey to Miss Goodman and her
cousin, Miss Crane, who are to leave
for New Hampshire on Sunday evening.
The young ladies expect to be absent
about year.
A pleasantevening was spent by about
twenty friends of Mrs. E. w. GOdart.
who assembled at her residence, 1920
Fifteenth avenue south. Saturday even
ing last. The hostess proved most de-
lightful entertainer, and there was no
cause for lack of enjoyment by those
who shared her hospitality. Euchre,
whist and dancing furnished entertain
ment. The refreshments served at 1880
were abundant and excellent. Among
those present were John Gaines, Frank
Flint and their wives, Mr.. Williamson
and wife. Mrs. Dr.. Breton and guest,
Mrs. Harding. of England, Mrs. Stock
dale, Miss Lizzie Gaines. and some
eight members of the Social Amenity
Club of Southeast Minneapolis.
Viola Fuller Miner, at one time socie-
ty editor Of the Spectator, and until
inf nlr-n nE hn or N
accepted the editorship of the American
Home. a domestic household publica-
ton of sixteen pages, published in Dan
vers, Mass. She has been engaged in
literary and newspaper work for the
past eight years, and is especially famll-
lar with the requisites necessary to the
success of a paper to which she has
been appointed as the chief. Under her
Skillful guidance the young publication
should become favOrite among the
class of readers for which it is intended.
A large number of the friends of Mrs.
Leon Lane assembled at her residence
OH Wednesday evening and enjoyed
pleasant evening in dancing, card-play-
ing and social conversation. The large,
well lighted and beautiful parlors were
protuSelv decorated and with the sweet
music OF SAVERS orchestra, the effect
was very pleasing. Light refreshments
were served. Many yodng people were
in attendance and were entertained by
Miss Eva Lane.
There was ForesterS' entertainment
at POS Central avenue on Wednesday
evening. Speeches, songs, Rotations
and instrumental duets were followed
by dancing and other social amusements.
Among those who took part We're;
Misses E. Cornell. Bella Mustaid, Wal
lace, A. Pendergraph Solent and Nc
GRAY; Messrs. Wilson Murray, w.
Soldierd. A. Martin, NJ. A. Martin and
Charles Crew.
The Immaculate Conception Cru
saders' society held large meeting last
Tuesday evening and received many
new members. The usual monthly en-
tertanment was given, in which the fol-
lowing persons took leading parts:
Piano solo, Prof. Blakeman; recitation,
solo, Prof. Perry; duet, Misses Gala
CHER and Byrnes.
Mrs. E. F. Jones entertained the
thirty-five bOarders of Belmont" at
1914 Nicollet avenue, on Wednesday
evening, with drive whist and dancing.
Handsome prizes were awarded to the
successful contestants at the whist
table. During the evening two pleasant
guitar duets were given by Allie Buck
man and Mr.. COStigan.
Tuesday evening reception was
given by the Stevens avenue Baptist
church to the new pastor, Rev. G. P.
Linderman. Addresses of welcome were
delivered by Rev. f. B. Moulton, Rev.
j. T. Ward, Rev. q. A. Burgess and r.
l.. Stilman. Refreshments were served
and pleasant evening passed.
An opportunity Will be given Knights
of Pythias, their ladies and friends to
inspect the new lodge room in the Ma
sonic temple next Thursday evening,
on which occasion Franklin Lodge No.
As will hold an open session and render
a musical programme.
Milton 2. Huntington. q son of E. ?.