St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-09
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

aDle entertainments or the SeaSOa was
the musical and literary gwen by Camp
4, Sons of Veterans, at Window hall on
Monday evening last. The entertain
ment was public, and large numi,er OF
the friends of the members were pres
ent. One of the prominent and most in
teresting features of the evening was
| the piano duet by MeSSrs. Washburn
| and Bevan, entitled The Minute
Guns" At the conclusion of the enter
tainment dancing was INDUCED in by
| those who desired until midnight.
The parlors of the FirstCongregationaI
| church were crowded on Wednesday
evening, the occasion being reception
| given in honor of the new choir The
| arrangements of the entertainment
were in the hands of Mrs. j. 5. Pills
bury, Mrs. Pres. Northrop. Mrs. P. u.
Mcmillan, Mrs. A. W. Hastings and
Miss Kittredge. Music was the leading
feature.
A delightful phantom party was given
last evening by the Misses Frances
Baily and Frances Burns. employees at
the office of the registrar of deeds, at
1901 Sixteenth avenue south, oa Wednes-
day evening. About fifty Young people
| were present, and an enjoyable evening
was spent.
Mayor and Mrs. E. c. Babb left We'd
| neSday night for the South. They will
stop for few days at Chicago and will
go from there to New Orleans, where
they will remain during Mardi Gras.
They will then proceed to Florida by
way of steamer and Pensacola.
Hotel WesseX was a scene of gay ac-
tlvity on Tuesday evening last. the oc-
casion being the second ball given by
the w. T. I. G. Social society There
were large number of the friends of
the society present, and a most enjoy
able evening was spent.
Charles E. Smith, assistant cashier of
the Omaha road at Minneapolis, has
gone to Sioux Falls to accept the posi-
ton of cashier of the road at that point.
Mr.. Smith was well known in society
circles and will be missed from his favor
lite hauntS. as ~ r.-,-'
George N. Morgan Camp No 4 gave
a musical and literary entertainment at
Window hall on Monday evening. The
programme was an enjoyable one, and
was, the best entertainment of its kind
that has been given by the camp.
A children's party was given at the
residence of J. W. Lawrence. 1880 Sc
ond avenue, last evening. The musical
feature was pleasant part of the affair,
SAVERS orchestra contributed much to
the pleasure of the evening. -aF
a card party was given last evening
at the residence OF Mrs. 3. Schwend,
HOG Third street south, III honor of the
twentieth birthday of John Ii. Schweud,
popular young drug clerk of South
east Minneapolis.
A party was given Thursday after
noon by Mrs. W. E. Steele. at her resi-
dence, 1404 Linden avenue, in honor of
her daughters second birthday. Some
thirty of the juvenile friends of the lady
participated. - Ns
| "A Heart and Hand social was given
at the First Congregational church on
Tuesday evening. About fifty people
were present. A fine literary pro.
gramTne was given and refreshments
! were served. r..
Commander Charles H. Taylor, of
William Downs post, has gone to his old
Michigan home, accompanied by his
daughter Blanche, the secretary of
William Downs corps, for visit Of
few weeks. -..a-s
a progressive euchre party was given
by Miss Hattie Tumley "Wednesday
evening at 1928 Second avenue south.
Miss Reno won the first ladies' prize,
and Charles Rupert the first prize for
gentlemen.
The Foresters dance at their hail on
Fourteenth avenue southeast last Tues
day evening was complete. success.
About forty couples were present and
everything passed off in an entertaining
way.
The Y. P. S. c. e. of Centenary Ne. E.
church gave millinery social at the res
idenee of Miss Maude Corbett, fl Ninth
street south. The social was opened by
q short musical programme. s-.r7
prot nnu,iptr dalIyyorad Jaoff,ra
| the University Methodist church on
Monday evening, taking for his subject,
ga Pedestrian Tour Through the High
| lands of Scotland"
A dime social was given at the resi-
| denee OF Mr.. and Mrs. Angler AmeS,
1912 Sixteenth avenue south. Thursday
| evening for the benefit of Grace church.
Mrs. S. L. Baker and daughter re-
| turned Thursday from a visit of several
! months at Greensburg. Ind, and are
| stopping at 527 First avenue south.
A concert and literary entertainment
was given at the First Baptist church
| on Wednesday evening for the benefit
| of the Home Mission society.
! The Minneapolis German club gave
| Its initial german on Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. l.. w. Nc
Nair. 1901 Linden ave
| IHt OocteIy Vi L tile Arts gave the
| first of series of informal receptions
at their rooms in the library building
on Monday evening.
| The Young Peoples society of the
Norwegian Trinity church gave pleas
! ant entertainment at Bethania chapel
| Wednesday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Anderson left
| Wednesday evening for New Mexico.
! They have been visiting with Col. and
Mrs. Hans Mattson.
| A pleasant hop was given by the
| Franklin lodge, Knights of Pythias, at
K. p. hall, Sixth and Emerson avenues.
| Thursday evening.
The young people of the All Souls
| church gave an engagement party"
Saturday evening in the church. parlors.
The Qnivive Social club gave the
fourth of their series of dances at Toll
LESSONS hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lane entertained
the Seventh Street Euchre ciuD at their
residence Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Chamberlain left
| for San Francisco by way of New Or
| leans Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the First CONGREGATIONAL
| church held their regular monthly social
on Wednesday evening.
The Twin City Musicale club gave
concert at the Central w. G. T.U. coffee
| palace Monday evening.
The Shamrock club gave one of their
enjoyable dances at DANA hall on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Colver left
Wednesday evening for an extended
| Eastern visit.
A basket social was given by the Muir
| ply club at their club ROOMS on Monday
evening.
Rev. S. W. Sample lectured on Vol
taire at ali Souls church on Tuesday
| evening.
Miss Eva Mcintyre left Wednesday
for Louisville, to be absent for two
| weeks.
COMING EVENTS.