St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16
Lydiard Davidson. Hastings. Hackett Hos
kinson, Falconer, Fifield, Finney and Row

Lydiard, Davidson. Hastings, Haekett, Hos
kinson, Falconer, Fifield, Finney and Row
ell.
Miss Hattie Wagner 1925 Park avenue.
entertained children's dancing party Friday
evening from ) to 10. There were present
upward of 100 of her friends between tn N;
hours mentioned. Miss Wagner was assisted
by Miss Annie Heffelfnger aud Messrs: Harry
Barber and Charley Ilefelfnger. Dainty re-
freshments were served at o'clock.
Mrs. William F. VanVoris gave 6-o'clock
tea at her residence 1903 HennepIn avenue.
Tuesday, March 4, in honor Of her guest,
Mrs. George Crazy. Among those present
were Bishop j. ~ Fitzgerald and wife,
DR.. o. III. Tiffany and wife, IL. G.. Harrison
and wife, John e. Wilson and wife and Dr.
j. N. McKaig and wife.
Mrs. G. F. French gave her second recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon at 1000 Haw-
thorne avenue. Mrs. w. H. Hiukle, Mrs. 3.
P. harrington, Ms. C. H. Hunter, Miss Alice
Gale and Miss Helen Mars assisted i'll re-
ceving. The parlors were decorated with
palms and narcissus, and light refreshments
were served by Dorner
The O. NJ. l. club gave a banquet at the
Hotel Waverly MonGay night, which was in
every way success. The dining tables were
decorated with choice flowers. After several
courses had been served those present spent
some time i'll the parlorS where an excellent
programme was rendered. Iii the interim
followed
The Brigand Euchre club. composed of
residents of Oak Lake. met with q. b. Coffin
and wife at their residence, .06 West Lake
street, last Friday evening. Members enough
10 occupy four tables were present
A number of the South side young people,
headed by Florence Snow and Mamie Routt,
pleasantly surprised Gertrude Dicks at her
home, POPS Cedar avenue last Friday even
ing. About thirty were present.
About twenty friends gave Miss NJ. Conner
a surprise party Monday evening at 900 Third
avenue north, the home of her sister, Mrs. j.
Waller Miss Conner leaves Friday for her
home, Dover Lake.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ". W. Ellison, at 1920 First
avenue south. very pleasantly entertained q
few friends Monday evening in honor of
their son, James IL. Ellison. aud bride, who
left Thursday for their future home in Mon
tana.
Rev. John Stafford and wife. residing at %
Highland avenue north, gave Il reception to
the pastors oil the different NJ. E. churches
of this city and vicinity last Tuesday even
ing. Between seventy and eighty were pres
ent
The young men of Shiloh Presbyterian
church, Harrison street and Twenty fourth
avenue northeast gave musical and literary
entertainment Tuesday evening.
The Y Dung Peoples society of the Henne-
pin Avenne NJ. E. church gave a social Fri
Od1 GNtiilIlS ill bIle TeSlUGnCc Vi DlSuOp u. IN.
Fitzgerald, Ills Nicollet avenue.
The Young Ladies' auxiliary of the Home
opathic Hospital socie y met at the residence
of Mrs. j. w. Campbell, 40 Seventh street
south, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. II. Eddy gave progressive euchre
party TO Il number of her friends Monday
evening at her residence, $40 Second avenue
south.
The young ladies of the flower mission Of
All Souls church presented the drama Re
beccas Triumph Friday evening at the
church.
The East Side Pleasure club gave social
dance last night at Spears hall, corner OF
Fourth street and Fourteenth avenue south
east
musical ana literary entertainment was
given by the Young Peoples Society of the
Bloomington Avenue NJ. r. Church last even
ing.
Miss Dudley Dalton, of Boston, is being
entertained as the guest of Z. bowers and
wife, al their home 302 Sixth street south.
Monday night George KEENAN,, the lecturer,
was entertained by the Monday club at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Manley.
The Young Peoples society of the Angus
tana church gave a missionary festival We'd
nesday in the basement of the church.
The Knights of Pythias held an informal
gathering nj their new quarters in the
Masonic temple last evening.
MIS-. a. w. cluIOlu tllCtl dillCu u Lew lHti
mate friends Tuesday evening at her resi-
dence, % Highland avenue.
Miss frankie Hall entertained number of
her friends at her home. 900 Third avenue
north Thursday evening.
The Kings Daughters gave q musical and
literary entertainment at the Oliver Baptist
church Friday evening.
The Young ladies of the First Methodist
church gave rainbow social last evening at
the church parlOrS.
CourtLyndale No. 1926, A. o. o. F. gave
a literary entertainment Tuesday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Q. j. Evans will be at home,
after March 3, at the Hotel Waverly.
The Canadian club gave its second annual
hop at Malcolm hall Friday evening
Miss Rose Stern, of Baltimore, is the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. Max ". Frank.
Mrs. r. D. Matchan, who has been ill.fol
several weeks, is convaleseiug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Nixon, of Tacoma
are visiting j. T. Calhoun.
OliverP. Morton post gave dance Satur-
day evening.