St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
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win seminary gave very pleasant So
eial entertainment last Friday evening
at the seminary. A pleasing musical
and literary programme was given, the
following ladies participating: Nancy
Wood, Miss Maud Lewis, Miss Cornelia
Saunders, Miss Lily Espy, Miss Eleanor
Crawford. Misses Knauft and Shaw in
duets, Miss Clara Thorson, Miss Mary
Moffet. Miss Anna Shaw, Flora Brisbin,
Elma Brooks, Martin Chandler, Humph-
rey, Morton.
Enterprise Lodge. No. 16, P. 0. G. T.,
gave a clothespin social Wednesday
evening last at GIG Clark street. The
sewing match furnished much amuse-
ment. Mcdonald, of Enterprise No. 16,
was awarded first prize for the best
trimming, and Lackey. of st. Paul No.
ST, claimed the BOBBY prize for the poor
est work. The entertainment was a
success, socially and financially.
The Minnesota Tennis club has elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: w. V. S. Thorne, president; j..
NJ. Blakely, secretary G. l.. Wood,
treasurer; W. G. Read, captain. The
officers named, with Messrs. A. B. Ovitt,
J. G. Wall, w. H. Lightner and Wallace
Winter, constitute the governing board.
Acker post, G. A. R., had an enthusi-
astic meeting at the A. 0. ii. hall Thurs
day evening. A paper on the history of
the post was read by Adjt. T. M. Forbes.
was given by Capt. Henry Carsle.
Other parts we're taken by Gen. w. G.
Hicks and Aid. r. Y. Pratt.
Miss George Middleton, of Dayton's
bluff, gave large dancing party Tues
ri in hnr nf
Grace Fisk, of Helena, Mont. The
house was thrown open and prepared
for dancing, the floors being covered
with wayed canvas. About sixty guests
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Powers, of 637
Linden street, entertained their friends
at tea Wednesday in honor of j. NJ.
Haist, who is visiting here from Can
ada. George p. Brown, of Milwaukee,
gave several charming vocal selections.
The german of the German club.
given at tWestmoreland hall, was grand
social Snccess, as are all of the germans
of this happy club. The german was
led by Charles w. Gordon and w. II.
Morton, one leading from each end of
the hall.
The twelfth annual ball of the Cigar
makers Union No. 9S, was given at
Turner's hall on Easter Monday even
ing. The attendance was good and
those present greatly enjoyed them
selves.
The promenade concert given at the
Ryan hotel for the benefit of the news
boys home Friday evening was grand
social success, fully 200 couples being
present.
DR.. John E. Sawyer entertained the
st. Paul & Minneapolis Medical and
Philosophical society Tuesday evening
at his residence.
A concert was given at the Baptist
chapel. West side, Thursday evening.
in which the Woodland Park church
choir assisted.
Acker Post. G. A. R.. celebrated its
twentieth anniversary Thursday even
ing at the rooms, corner of Wabasha
and Seventh.
Mrs. Richard Deming. of ST. Adams
street, entertained the Ladies' Progress
sive Euchre club Thursday evening.
Miss Daisy Blakeley, OF Jackson
street, gave masquerade party to the
Onaway Snowshoe club last evening.
Mrs. Pope, of Woodward avenue, en-
tertained number Of ladies at progress
sive euchre Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. and Miss Alden entertained
their lady friends at their home on Holly
avenue Thursday afternoon.
Local Branch 1872, Order of Iron Hall,
had an entertainment and hop at 20 East
Seventh street last evening.
Division No. 333. B. l.. E., had their
first annual ball at Standard hall last
Monday evening.
Miss Farwell, of Selby avenue, enter
| tanned the Criterion Whist club Wednes-
day evening.
The First Artillery battery gave a
we'll attended hop at the armory Mon
day evening.
Pioneer Lodge No. 2SS, Sons of st.
| George, had euchre party Oh Monday
evening.
The Bachelors Dancing club gave its
| last hop for the season last Monday
| evening.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club had So
cial hop at Central hall Wednesday
evening.
The Beethoven string quartette gave
concert at WestmOreland hall last
evening.