St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-23

were served by DorSett, and dancing
was continued to l O'Clock. Thyle &
Ringwall's orchestra furnished the
music. Those present were the Misses
Best. the Misses Shuey, the Misses Cole,
the Misses McGregOr, Miss Bracket.
Leach. Miss Sammis. Miss Hawley, Miss
Cozzen, Miss ,Ankeney, w. E. WinsIow.
A. f. Pillsbury. S. e. Cross. f. c. Todd.
F. d. Todd. F. P. Smith, q. A. DECKER
man, Frank Crosby. Harry March,
Robert Miller, Henry Kennedy. George
Belden, Bradford Hurd, Rista Ford,
George Spencer, Fred Wells, Thomas
Wallace.
Mrs. j. T. Moore gave a progressive
euchre party Monday evening at the
Summers hotel, Tenth street and Fourth
avenue south. There were about forty
ladies and gentlemen present, who fol-
lowed the excitement of the game
through the evening. which closed with
the awarding Of the first prize to Miss
Waldo. Among the guests were Mrs.
Radeliff, Mrs; D. w. Lane, Mrs; Dick
enson, Mrs. Nelson, Misses Valentine
Hinthrow, Dibble, Radcliff, Dillon, Ma
rony and Waldo, and Messr5. ID. w.
Lane, Dickinson, E. Valentine. g. E.
Goodwin, Arthur I'll. Goodwin, Judge
Stephen Mahoney, A. N. Palmer, Fred
w. Reed. A. H. Griffin and Herbert S.
Connor.
An entertainment was given at Plum
mer Post hall Tuesday night by st.
Anthony lodge. q. U. o. of o. f., as
sisted by Mars lodge and Household Of
Ruth $50 of ST. Paul.. About 100 were
present. Addresses were made by
Mes rs. Jasper Gibbs, A. ID. Parker,
Rev. l.. e. Sheaff and f. l.. MCGEE. A
pleasing musical program was given by
Prof. and Mrs. DayInon, Mesdames
Gertie Anderson and William Smith
and j. M. Allison. Rev. j. IL. Hender-
son and Hon. w. K. Morris discussed
The Race Problem
The II. P. E. club held its regular
meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler, PIG
Grand avenue, Tuesday evening, and a
very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
The honors of the occasion were BIZ
| slowed upon Mrs. f. q. Ball, who won
first prize. Little Miss Adelia l.. Hayes
won second prize. JudSon w. Stone
won first gentleman's prize and Frank
q. Ball second prize.
The ladies of Calvary Baptist church
gave social Wednesday night in the
chapel, which was handsomely deco
rated with plants and flowers. E. P.
Browning and Rev. q. L. Morrill, fur
nlshed music on the cornet and piano.
and later the pastor spoke on 1.-THE So
cial Element i'll Religion"
Tuesday. about sixty friends of John
Waul assembled at his residence, 2210
Tenth avenue south, and gave him a
farewell surprise party. The party
was given because of MIR. Waul's de-
parture for South America on busi-
ness trip. A very enjoyable evening
was spent by all present.
Tuesday evening the friends of NJ. J.
Galpin gathered together and besieged
his residence, 1928 Sixth street south
east, enveloped in sheets and pillow
cases. Some seyenty-five people en-
jOyed the pleasant surprise, and kept
up the merriment until late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Petit celebrated
their silver wedding last Tuesday. They
were the recipients of number of use
full and handsome presents. contributed
/ by their many friends. All enjoyable
time was passed, and the guests re-
manned until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pottle gave a
very enjoyable progressive euchre party
Monday evening at their home on Chi
cago avenue. -Four elegant prizes were
awarded the successful players. About
IL o'clock refreshments were served.
The ladies of the Fifth Avenue Con-.
gregationai church gave delightful
social at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
James C. Plant, Portland avenue and
Twenty-Seventh street, Wednesday eve
ming.
The congregation of the Third Uni
versaIlst church held an old-faShioned
spelling school Tuesday evening. Miss
Minnie Perry and j. w. Woodman
chose sides and the latter's forces won.
The Shamrock club gave social hop
at DANA hall Monday night. Nj. f. Fox
was master of ceremonies. ana NJ. p.
McInerney, j. f. DAILY and F. W. Hickey
were the reception committee.
Miss Blanche Eddy gave a reception
to her young friends Saturday afternoon
at 800 Second avenue. The occasion
was the tenth anniversary of the young
lady's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 81. Murch held
their crystal wedding Wednesday even
ing last. The gifts were numerous, and
splendid time was had by the friends
of the couple.
A number of the friends of Miss Ger
tie Sk0li spent pleasant evening last
Saturday at her residence. 10 Eleventh
street south. The party was birthday
celebration.
Mrs. C. S. Doolittle, of st. Joseph,
Mo-, and Mrs. J. Ii. Da Vague, of Du-
luth, are visiting with their sister,
Mrs. l.. nj. Barnard, on Hawthorne
avenue.
The Young Ladies' Society of the
First Methodist Church gave sociabie
Wednesday night at the residence of
Fred Salisbury, 419 Third avenue south
east.
Mrs. E. ID. Jackson, of 1927 West
franklin avenue, gave the second of
series of luncheonS to number of her
Intimate friends Tuesday evening.
.Mistletoe Lodge No. "a. Daughters of
Rebekah, gave social and entertain
ment at Odd Fellows hall, 404 Plymouth
avenue. Wednesday evening.
Company G gave a masquerade at
Plummer Post hall last evening. A
masquerade drill was given by the COM
pany early in the evening.
The John White Lodge, I. o. o. F.,
gave reception and dance FRIDAY eve
ming at its hall. corner Sixth avenue
north and Lyndale.
The Psi Chi Society of the university
gave dancing party Tuesday night at
the residence of nj. w. Watrous, 1,22S
Fourth street southeast.
Saturday evening number OF the
friends of Miss Gertie Skoli spent an
enjoyable evening at her residence, No.
10 Eleventh street south.
The ladies of the Third Universalist
church held a social and spelling school
Tuesday evening in the TWenty-seY-
enth street hall.
Rev. DR.. j. j. Faude, the new pastor
of Gethsemaine church, was rendered
reception Tuesday evening at the
church parlors.
Miss Sadie Mcneil was pleasantly
surprised by her young friends Friday
evening at her home, us Nineteenth
avenue south.
Edgar and Mabel Coates entertained
few intimate friends Saturday after
noon at their home, HOO Twenty-fourth
street south.
MISS Lillian Peck gave dancing