St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
SOCIAL NOTATIONs.

Another OF those popular and pleasan:
afternoon card parties was given by Mrs. Gl
Clough "Wednesday afternoon at her reese
dence. S26 Fifth street southeast. The tim.
from .. to o'clock was very pleasantly spent
in cards, when refreshments were served.
Mrs. George Tennant was the lucky lady and
succeeded in capturing the first progressive
prize. The second prize was won by Miss
Alice West. Mrs. Gilbert Clough was the re-
cipient of the booty, prize. The following
ladies were presents Madames Wilcox, Ten
Clough, Gilbert Ciough, Satterlee. Hartley,
Rogers Bradford. Wood. Diamond, Penney,
Calhoun, Parkerand Williams: Misses Martha
and Alice West, Wood, Bradford, Haskell and
Williams.
Tuesday evening. March %, Miss Anna C.
Timperey was agreeably surprised by num-
Der of her friends. who presented her with
many beautiful presents, the occasion being
her seventeenth birthday. Cards, music and
dancing were the main features of the even
ing and it was not until late that the party
broke up. Among those present were Mrs.
Morgan and Yerxa, and Misses Anna Nc
Dougall. Anna Robb. Blanche and Maude
Taylor, Rena Rogerson, Lena Stillson, Nina
Topiey Lucia Conforth and Sylvia Stanley.
and Messrs. Sidney DoStaler, William Thomp-
son, William Derrick, Frank Fay, Charles
Taylor, Harry Crist, George Duncan, George
Smith, William Milburn, William McDougal,
Charles Bauman, Mr.. Morgan. Mr.. Topley
and James Pitblado. Dorner served supper
The James Bryant G. A. r. post held
social "Wednesday evening at the residence of
II. G. Whitney, 2643 Grand avenue. About
forty-five were present, some or them being
from George n. Morgan post, and some from
North Minneapolis. No fixed programme
had been prepared, but an informal one was
given. Mrs. l.. Jepson rendered some of the
old plantation melodies in manner tina. de-
lighted every one Miss Jessie Whitney gave
recitation entitled Lady Yerdely's Guest"
that was loudly applauded. Several stories
of an amusing and instructive character
were told by the old ''vets." Light refresh
anents were served at 1880.
The guests of the Hotel Wessex gave one of
their informal dances at the hotel last Fri
day evening, which was participated in by
the guests and about thirty invited friends.
Mr.. Mercer, the proprietor, has succeeded
admirably in his efforts to entertain his
guests during the past winter M. H. Dren-
nan, secretary of the Minnesota Mortgage
Loan company, was the floor manager at the
last entertainment Mr.. Drenuen has an
nounced that the Wessex Will give an enter
tainment in q few weeks that will be far
ahead of anything yet had. 1t is looked for
ward to with much pleasure
The No-Name Euchre club met Thursday
evening with Miss Nellie Morrill,, at the resi-
dence of Frank Haywood, 1886 Stevens ave-
nue.. The prizes were won as follows: The
ladies' head prize, a vase, Mrs. Ainsworth;
the gents head prize, cigar stand, Mr..
Hendrix; the ladies' foot prize, toothpick
holder, Mrs Coffin; the gents foot prize
OXyQlZ6Q 6llN6T uulCil Bale, MI. NSDudit
The next meeting will be held with Mrs
Rogers, Thursday next at 29l4 Aldrich ave-
nue..
Monday evening Miss Blanche Chesebrot
entertained party of friends at the residence
of her sister, Mrs. j. d. &. Knapp. 2425 First
avenue south. The evenings pleasures were
varied cards Offering a medium of enjoy
meut tested by nearly all present. About 10
O'Clock dainty tunc heon was served, after
which the former pleasures were resumed for
time
The Misses Erena Healey Dora Healey and
ElVa Laughlyn were at the head of the Eighth
ward young people who surprised Miss Edna
Hall, at 3ll2 Clinton avenue Friday even
ing The evening passed very quickly with
games and music. Bert Covert gave some
fine instrumental music. He is an excellent
PLAYER for one of mis- age. About thirty were
present.
Mrs. G. T. French and her daughter Mrs.
l.. H. Farrsngton, gave the last of series of
receptions Wednesday afternoon from to g.,
at their residence, 1900 Hawthorn avenue.
There were about 100 ladies present during
the afternoon. Mrs. Josiah Thompson, Jr..
Mrs Stewart and Mrs. Daniels assisted in re-
Ceivlng.
Mrs. c. 8. Gold gave 6 O'Clock dinner
and drive whist party Monday night, in honor
of her birthday. at her residence, 2001 Stew
ems avenue. The head prices were captured
by Mrs. John Wilcox and q. A. Hanson.
The BOBBY prizes by Mrs. 6. A. Marchant and
A. B. Hanson.
Miss Mary Kensington, who has been con-
nected with the Lillibridge- Bremner COM
pany for the past two years. was presented by
the employers and employees with q dinner
set and marble clock. She has left the firm
owing TO her recent marriage.
The new Ariel board has assigned places
as follows: c. A. Clarde, editor In chief; T..
w Stout, editorials; G. Z. Lommer, note
book; o Brien, exchanges: and Ellie Ames.
homes hits. Il. ii. Timberlake has been
chosen business manager.
At the party given at Malcom's hall
Wednesday evening by the Mahtowah club.
over l25 were present. A. f. 1obrook was
master of ceremonies. and i. w. Haven. I'D.
McArdle and Dr.. L. j. Morrison were assist
ants
The maple sugar social and progressive
tete.a-tete which was postponed tor two
weeks, will be given next Friday evening In
the parlOrs of the Church of the Rcdeemer.
corner Eight street and Second avenue south.
pleasant party gathered at A. P. Peter
sons residence, 3053 Motor avenue, last
, Sunday, TO help him and his wife celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar
Iiage.
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