St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
SOCIAL IA OPENINGS.

The main object Of the meeting was
the organization of society known as
the UniverSaliSt Union Of Minneapolis
and st. Paul. A most favorable opin-
ion of the place was given by Mr.. Odell,
Rev. DIR. futile, Rev. DIR. Blakelv, Rev,
ID. Semple and Rev. NJ. ID. Shutter. A
constitution em6odying the main wishes
of the society was proposed and unani-
m0usly accepted. Rev. 5. W. Semple,
W. p. Roberts, A. Deilgren and Mrs.
Wallis, of st. Paul, were appointed to
take names, and nearly all present gave
their names. The object OF the society
is to promote closer intimacy between
the UniversaliSts of the two cities and
the general broadening OF the work of
the church.
The regular social party which is
given every four weeks by the ladies of
the social circle of the Church of the
ReGeemer took place last Wednesday
evening and a large attendance of Uni
VerSaliStS from this city and st. Paul
were present. After partaking of
sumptuOuS banquet .the visitors were
treated to some charming musical selec-
tons, Miss Bartlett, OF. the Westmins-
ter Presbyterian church, executing one
OF Gounod'S bdrcarOlies and Miss
Bragg an ObligatO, "Ah, When | Look
i'll Thine Eyes," Prof. Baldemus ac-
cOmpanying them.
Another important social event in
labor relies was the annual dance of
the plumbers and gas filters union,
which Was held at Labor Temple, Fri
day evening. This proved to be the
most successful dance which they have
yet given, the hall being barely large
enough to accommodate the dancers.
Il. Z. Plummer Camp No. 9, Sons OF
Veterans, held public installation last
Monday night at the Plummer post hall,
corner of washington and First avenue
north, and dancing followed. LAYERS
orchestra furnished the music and about
fifty couples Joined i'll tripping the
light fantastic.
A reception was rendered Mrs. Way-
land Hoyt anu daughter yesterday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Porter Tremane at the
Jadd house. Something less than 300
ladies were present between the hours
OF and 5. There was the usual ac-
compartments of music and refresh
mentS.
The first of the series of parties which
nave been arranged for by the Zuhrah
ladies took place at Malcolm's hall last
Thursday evening The wonderful sue
cess OF their first hop has given rise to
much pleaSurable anticipation of the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes were given a re-
ception by their friends at their home,
it being the occasion of the twenty
fifth anniversary of their wedding, and
many beautiful gifts were bestowed
upon them in honor of the occasion.
A very successful party was given by
the Holmes hotel to its guests last Fri
day evening and the usual good time"
was enjoyed by the guests which have
been so marked a characteristic of the
dances already given.
An enjoyable dance was given at NAL
collins hall last Wednesday evening, it
being the regular tri-weekiy hop of the
Mahtonah club, and about fifty couples
were present, Thyle d RingWald's band
furnishing the music.
Mrs. George II. Christian entertained
the Young Ladies' Club of st. Marks
parish and their teachers and friends at
her home Tuesday evening.
The annual dance of the stonecut-
ters' union took place at Labor Temple
last evening, and the ball Was largely
attended.
The Vivian Whist club met with Mr..
and Mrs. Slatterlee last Monday even
ing.