St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

The ladies of Lincoln lodge, |. o. G. 7.
gave pink social Thursday evening al the
lodge room, 800 Washington avenue south,
ut which the following pleasing programme
was rendered: Opening address by the chair
man; piano duet, Misses Hattie and Ellen
Peterson: recitation, Farmer Browns Mis-
take. Miss Mamie Larson; music, Mr. OSt-
luud; recitation. please Do Not Sell NV
Father Rum Mrs Charles Ledin; duet,
Misses Louisa Carlson and Alma Skoglund;
Kalfcrepet in Sweden: music Svea band; ;
recitation, John Dahl; dialogue lin two
scenes Childhood lodge members; piano
SOLO, JohH pam; q lesson IN temperance, or
a young mans downward course; music,
Ostlund; recitation, MY Last Glass; L. T..
Olson: music. Svea band; Julottan in the old
country.
The congregation of the Park Avenue Con-
gregational church gave musical entertain
ment at the church Tuesday night in honor
of its pastor Rev. u. p. Woodbury., who is TO
leave Minneapolis soon. The programme
consisted OF numbers by small orchestra
songs by Miss Jennie Keller, J. G. Tilbury
aud Miss Grace BaX er, duet by Mr. Wood
bury's daughters, organ solo, $. c. Gilbert
and recitation by Mr.. Woodbury. The or
cheStra was composed of DR.. w. N Murray
and Louis Ball, violins; E. s. Karker cornet;
Gustave Schott trombone; Charles Rahn
double bass. and 5. C. Gilbert, piano. The
concert was followed by supper and so,
Ciable.
Thursday night the No Name Euchre club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn a. their resi-
denCe on Twenty'sixth street. This club is
composed of some of the most prominent
people in the Eighth ward, and as No Name
could be decided upon it was adopted. The
following drew prizes: Mrs. Ainsworth won
the head ladies' prize, which consisted Of an
elegant fruit dish; Mr.. Glenn carried Off the
honorS for the gentlemen, and received q
china oatmeal set; Mrs. Rogers received the
ladies' foot prize, set of salt and peppers,
and Mr.. Rogers received frog thermometer
as the gentleman's foot prize. Enough MEM
bers to occupy five tables were present
Miss Emma Lovejoy entertained the Grass
hopper Tennis club. at 1909 Hawthorne ave-
nue., last Wednesday evening. About thirty
five young people were present The even
ing was pleasantly passed in dancing. say
iers orchestra furnished the music. AT l l
an elegant repaSt was served. The following
Layton, Lulu sullivan, Eveline Sammis Lucy
Leech. Maud Best, Mabel Miller, Nellie Mer-
rill, Daisy Cole, Jean Cole, Bessie Norhrop
and the Messrs. hurry, Best Hale, Wilson,
Morse. Kraft, Thomas ". Murray. W. Sam
mis-, +. Samnlis, Huntington, Belden, Miller,
and Chapman.
c. Kingsley and wife gave progressive
euchre party Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence, II East Twenty. seventh street, in
honor of their guests, D. p. Baldwin and
wife OF Sherbrook: Oak About forty were
present. The first ladies' prize was won by
Mrs Layman while j. s. Trip carried of
the first gentlemen's prize. Mrs. Trip took
care of the foot prize for the ladies, and f.
C. Brooks carried OFF the same honor % foi
the gentlemen. Refreshments were served
at II.
Miss Emily Rudolph was honoyed Wednes
day evening by birthday surprise party al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Merriman.
% South Ninth street. the event being one OF
the jolliest social affairs of the season
Among those present were Misses Stetson,
Peck, Milliman, Jordan, Hand, Deppman
Nrs GQss, Mrs Davidson; Messrs. Clark