St. Paul daily globe., 1890-02-02
SOCIAL NOTATION.

SOCIAL NOTATION.
The Scandal club, 723 Nicollet avenue,
rendered F. a. Husher. editor of the
last Thursday that was largely, at
tended. The occasion was suggested
by the club when it was learned that
Mr.. Husher had fully recovered from
his late illness, and that he intended
soon to leave for prolonged visit in
Washington. About 100 members were
present. Speeches were E:ade by Col.
Hans Mattson. Judge Rand, j. f. Peter
son and G. G. Bennett. Mr.. Husher
twice responded. The Fedrelandet og
Emigranten was yesterday sold to III.
Hjort for 81, 400. MIR. Husher has been
its editor for many years, and will no
doubt continue SO many years more.
A new whist club, organized under
the name of the Portland circle, held its
first meeting last Friday evening at the
residence of c. S. Bartram, 1900 Port
land avenue. Five tables of players in
dulged in pleasant evenings paStime.
-Four handsome prizes were captured by
Mrs. c. e. Weston, Miss Maud Edger-
ton, w. G. Corbett and j. f. Calder
wood. Those present were MIR. and
Mrs. A. E. Wayte, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Cal
derwood. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Stintzel,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. COrbett, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Weston, Miss Maud Edgerton. Miss
Nettie Micales. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Bar
tram, Charles Barton.
The Westminster church was the
| scene of one of the most pleasant gath
| erings which have taken place in this
city, last Tuesday. 1t was the occasion
of the annual meeting of the Presby-
terian alliance and a large number of
representatives from st. Paul were pres
eut. Supper was served early in the
evening, and the addresses were deliv-
cred by the following gentlemen: d.
4. NOyes, r. z. Lewis, Thomas Coch-
ran Jr., of st. Paul: Rev. Wayland
Hoyt, DIR. French and Rev. d. j. Bur
rell. of this city.
Friday evening a party of young
people, consisting of MIR. and Mrs. P.
G. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont
rance, Henry KinportS, Will Kinports,
Ed Crosby, and Misses Pearl Marble,
Adella Kempton and Carrie Hanson, en-
joyed delightful sleigh ride to the
new hall at st. Louis park, where a fine
musical and literary programme was
rendered. followed by a supper given
by the Young Peoples society of the
Union church of that place.
A very large attendance was present
at the meeting of Plymouth Congrega-
tional club last Monday evening. Sup
per was served at $3.50 by the ladies of
the Fifth Avenue Congregational church,
and number of interesting addresses
were delivered by Rev. Ii. III. French,
Rev. o. III. Tiffany. Rev. Wayland
Hoyt, Rev. j. n. Fitzgerald. and Rev.
Wallace Nutting.
An entertainment under the title of q
Church China Wedding" was given at
the Plymouth Congregational church
Friday evening, to repienish the church
china. The price of admission was
piece of Hayiland china. and the enter
tainment proved a great success, a num-
Der of recitations being executed very
neatly. tS
The Seventh Street Euchre club met
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Them-
as Libby, 715 Eighth street southeast,
last Monday, and had most enjoyable
time. Mrs. G. IL. Tenant succeeded in
capturing the lady's prize, while the
gentleman's prize was won by Arthur
Merriam.
Mrs. Alice Robbins gave an informal
tea party at her home, 527 First avenue
south, in honor of her friends, Mrs.
of La Crosse, last Tuesday evening.
There wereabout twenty ladies pres
ent.
The Malowah club gave one of their
most successful dances at Malcohn's
hall Wednesday evening. G. L. GetZ
was master of ceremonies, assisted by
DIR. E. j. Morrison, +. w. Haven, and
j. d. McArdie.
A very pleasant informal tea was
! given by Miss West at 46 Eastman ave-
nue. last Wednesday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs. Isaac Cheney and Miss Morrison,
of st. Anthony Park.
The Sons of Temperance of North
east Minneapolis gave well attended
| musical and literary entertainment at
| Odd Fellows hail. 1928 Harrison street,
last Monday evening.
Miss Nan Wiggins, Agnes Marowitz and
Maud Edgerton entertained about 100
| friends at dOminOe party, which was
given at Dahl's hall, last "Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. L. NJ. Lane gave very pleasant
euchre party to about thirty of her lnti-
| mate friends last Monday evening at
her residence, 907 Seventh street south.
east.
A ladies' progressive euchre and
luncheon was given by Mrs. H. Y.
Dougan at her residence, 26 Eastman
avenue. About thirty ladies were pres
| ent.
Ii. 81. Robinson entertained a large
| number of his friends at rainbow eu-
| chre party last Monday evening at his
home, 103 East SiZteeth street.
| An enjoyable entertainment was
| given by the Tam O'Shanter club at 21S
/ Eelghth street south last Monday even
| ing, which was well attended.
Miss Marguerite Henderson enter
| tanned number of her friends at a
whist party Friday evening at her resi-
| dence, 3S Eastman avenue.
The Arcadian Dramatic club rendered
"The Rag Picker" in very creditabIe
manner last Thursday at the Eighth
Ward Relief hall.
Prof Nachtreib gave pleasant card
party to number of his friends at his
residence, IL Florence court, last Mon
day.
An old-time social was given at Holy
Trinity church last Wednesday evening
and about fifty people were present.
The o. W. l.. society gave a social
dance at Malcolm's hall last evening,
about forty couples being present.
An informal party was given by Miss
Hale to ndmber of her friends at her
residence last Wednesday evening.
The Oliver P. Morton post gave the
dom hall last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Rutten left for
| New York for short visit.
| ORANGE BLOSSOMS.