St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-21

| tive, and Miss E. Rice and E. Woodmansee,
negative. The subject was ably discussed,
and proved very Interesting. Piano solos by
! Misses Chambers ana Leidlof, and vocal
| solo by Miss Rice were well rendered. The
next meeting will be held with r. Burns at
| his home on Laurel avenue, Jan. =, 1891.
! Tuesday evening the Young Peoples Soci-
ETY. of the Woodland Park Baptist Church
| gave reception TO all the young people OF
| the Baptist churches in the city. An elab
! crate preparation had been made. and the
| evenings pleasure will long be remembered
| by those who were fortunate enough to be
| present. The programme consisted of must
| cal selections. speaking and refreshments
I Among the vocal numbers the quartette from
| the Pilgrim church delighted the audience,
! and were obliged TO respond to the applause
| with an encore. Numbers by Miss Nellie
| Hope and Mr.. Eberlim, of the church choir
were also encored. The evening closed with
| short business meeting, organizing Union
| society with Mr. Donaldson as president.
| Thursday evening the Bright Ideal Fro
| gressive Euchre club was delightfully."- enter
| tanned at the home of Miss Nellie Nj. Little,
evening was spent in card playing, after
which an elaborate fasting lunch was
served. The following were. the lucky prize
! winners: Miss Sophie Nottimier, A. 2. Little,
J. II. Johnson, Mrs. G. E. Adams, Miss
Amelia Reese. Those present were Mrs.
Reese, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. j. t. johnson,
! Misses Clara and Susie Nottmier and Messrs.
J. T. johnson, Will Johnson, Charles Spell
lacy, P. d. Twohy, John Nottimier, j. Reese
and A. j. Kaiser.
Prof and Mrs. j. W. Rank, assisted by
| Misses Thompson and Sly, received the
pupils of the CurtisS business college Friday
evening last, at their residence. IA Wabasha
street, large representation of the day and
evening classes being present. The greatest
surprise of the evening was the presentation
to the professor. by. Miss Thornton, on be-
half of the day class, a massive nineteenth
century combined bookcase and cabinet, and
on behalf OF the evening Class corresponds
ingly neat office chair. After the presenta-
ton the pupils INDUCED in an elaborate
luncheon prepared by the hostess.
The Bon-Ton Progressive Euchre club was
| entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. George Powers,
of 637 Linden street, Wednesday evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. g. +. HoIton, Mr. and
Mrs. j. A Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Requet
| hir. and Mrs. E. W. Putnam, Mr.. anG
II. Hampt. Mr.. aud Mrs. William But
| Ter. L.. II. Henschel, L. H. Russell and +. Ken
! ney. Prizes won: by Mrs. William Butler,
| progressive; William Maxwell, lone hand,
and Mrs William Maxwell, foot prize.
| Mrs d. C. Skidmore gave dancing party
! Thursday evening. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Mead, Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. l.. Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rog-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hoyt Misses Cora
|
Lottle McGrath, Sarah McGrath. Gertie
! Smith, Mabel and Stella Green. Fanny Sim
mons, Birdie Gilbert, Winnie Kerst, May and
Katie Walker. and Messrs. Elwell, Roath,
White, Thompson, Otis, Holmes, Milton
! Donnelly, Moore, Allen and Brooke.
| Miss Newport gave party Thursday even
| ing, at which the fascinating cobweb game
was played. 1t was gwen for Miss McCaye
| of Baltimore. Among the guests were Misses
| Wheelock, Noyes, Horn. Bend Ruger, Fol-
| of q Lar m
| born, Misses Mcmillan ana Winter. Amo ne
| the gentlemen were MessrS. Rantonl. Robe TT
son, Thorne, Blakeley, Dunn, Boyle, Yardly
| Young, Driscoll Armstrong and Puma m
After the co6web had been disentangled
| there was dancing.
pleasant surprise was given Monda.
| evening to Miss Minnie Wilson by he
| friends, at the residence OF Mrs. E. G. Agin
| Cards and games were PLAYED until II
| o clock when a light repast was served, afte
| which dancing was INDUCED i'll. Anon:
| those present were MeSdames Lundbeck
Bagnell. Fadner, Bowers, Agin; the Misse:
Dean, Saur. Bagnell, Agin, House, and the
Misses Maxwell, of New Brighton; Messrs
Herschy, Whitaker, Dimond, Bookstaver
! Fanderhule.
The Bon-Ton Progressive Euchre club was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs, George Powers,
of 633 Linden street, Wednesday evening
| Those present were Mr., and, Mrs. William
| Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Norton, MI
and Mrs. J. A. Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Riquet
MIR. and Mrs. E. W Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Ii
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Hampt, Mr.
and Mrs. William Butler, Messrs. l.. II. Hen
schel +. Kenny. Prizes were won by Mrs
| Butler, Mr.. Maxwell and Mrs. Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. L. X. Stone entertained the
| Nushka club Monday at the club house with
a reception and bail. Mrs. w. G. Robertson
and Yrs. L. A. Seymour assisted Mrs. Stone
Among the ladies there were Miss Dixon
| Miss Parsons, Miss Brinkerhoff and Mis-!
| Wheaton.
Miss Mary A. Flynn, OF Central avenue
gave a theater party Monday evening at tn
and Mrs Edward Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Young, Miss hizzie Hirch, Mis-.
Lilly Warne, Miss Blackmore and j OH
Flynn.
Miss Mae Kenworthy, of Hamline, enter
tanned the G.. II. E. Dancing club at he
home Friday evening. Miss Kenworthy is q
charming hostess, and the clubwas not dis
appointed i'll the good time they had antici
pated.
TIE I. o. U. Drive Whist club was enter
tanned on Tuesday evening by Mrs. L. L
Spencer 299 Nelson avenue. The prize
were won by Mr.. Spencer and Mrs. West.
The reception to be given by the Y. l. A.
at the Windsor hotel New Years eve is th
Misunderstanding gossip of the social circl
| for the holidays
tanned number of her friends at her res
dence, No. 2S4 Williams street, Tuesda
Dec. IT,
Miss Keogh, of Ninth street, entertaine
the Shutters, euchre club, last Wednesda
evening
The kangaroo club met Thursday evelin
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. McCardy, of Kel
street.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis will meet with
Miss Marie Scheffer, Saturday evening, Dec
9th.
Miss Clara Mott and pupils gave plan
recital last Monday afternoon at Farwell hal
The Misses Dawson gave tea Tuesday af
ernoon tor Miss Norton.