St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bea6ie, 3O15 Calhoun
Park terrace, entertained party of
friends at whist Tuesday evening. The
first prize, won by Mrs. Morawetz, was
hand-palnted chamois card bag hold
ing pack of gilt-edged cards. while Mr..
Morawetz gleefuliy accepted a blue-rib-
bon-tied egg beater Gan aid in beating)
as foot prize. The company contem-
plate forming whist club in the near
future Among invited guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ii. Pearce, MI.
and Mrs; Otto Morawetz, Mr.; and Mrs.
Walter II. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Currier, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Pat
tee, Miss Maizee Miller, Mr.. Errlng, j.
w. Gooch.
The Young Ladies' Hospital Flower
Mission society is doing a good work, as
may be Judged from the fact that dur
ing the month of May members visited
each hospital at least once week, dis
tributed AS bouquets, 124 magazines,
four glasses of Jelly, one bottle of wine
and four dozen oranges. The young
ladies may be greatly assisted in the
good work they are doing if those able
will give as liberal as possible of flowers,
fruits, jellies, books, papers, magazines.
etc. These may be sent Monday and
Thursday mornings to II Tenth street
north.
Capt. Turrell, clerk of the district
court, was rendered a surprise party by
the deputies in his Office, as farewell
testimonial. The captain left for six
weeks trip in the East last evening,
accompanied by his wife and two sons.
They will stop at Niagara Falls, and
from there proceed to Montreal and
Quebec, and from there to his old home
10 xyicif hn
White mountains they will leave by
boat for Baltimore, and then return to
Minneapolis.
of Fine Arts left Monday evening for
Osceola Falls. to sbe gone the greater
part of the week on an artistic tour.
There were i'll the party Misses Girls
void, Mudgette, Cross, Harrison, An
drus. Zimmerman, Pond, Henderson,
Burton and Oldham; Mrs. Van Cise,
Mrs. Folwell, Mrs. Kirkham, and
MeSSrS. Ciegenhogen, jackson, PaQuin
and Volk.
A series of concerts have been in
augurated to be given on the roof of the
Guaranty Loan building by Ringwald'S
band The first concert was given on
Tuesday evening and attracted large
audience Refreshments are served to
those desiring them. This is one of the
most slightly and attractive places in
the city and is visited by many people
each day, town people as well as
strangers.
The Misses Hunt and Jones, of Vir-
giuia, were pleasantly surprised Mon
day evening at the residence of Mr..
Winston, on Clifton avenue. The even
ing passed very pleasantly with cards
Fol
ent: Misses Ankeny, Wheeler, Tiffany
Walker and Warnock; and Messrs. Hig.
ley, Lyon, Phillips, d. McCord. A. Nc.
Cord, A. Thorpe and j. Thorpe.
The ladies of the Lyndale Congrega-
tional church gave musical and liter
airy entertainment at the church Tues
day evening. Numbers were contrib
uted by Mrs. W. M. Jones, elocutionst
Miss Fannie Mcleod. Mrs. Potter, Miss
Florence Smith. Mrs. B. W. Smith. Prof
Daymon, W. B. Heath and the Ceciliar
Quartette.
Next Wednesday evening an enter
tainment will be be given at William
Downs Post hall for the benefit of the
relief fund of the corps. AT that time
the laughaDle skit "SlaSher and Crash
err" will be given by the New Boston
Amateurs. Mrs. Helen McCulloch and
daughter Bonnie have the affair III
charge.
Chester Simmons, 1916 Park avenue
has been entertaining his father and
mother, e. w. Simmons and wife, anC
four brothers, all of st. Louis, during
the week. The father is secretary Of
the st. Louis Cotton Exchange, and the
brothers are variously engaged in bus
mess.
The annual musicale given by Mrs. j
W. Green, Friday evening, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. ii. Thompson, 1861
Hawthorn, was one of the events of the
week. The programme was quite
lengthy, but proved to be unusually at
tractive, and was highly appreciated by
the large audience present.
Miss Flora E. Ward was agreeably
surprised Tuesday evening by mum
Der of her friends at her home, 312!
Garfield avenue. Games were the order