St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16

present were Messrs Trowbridge, sam Wis
nom, Flamley. Bernacle,. Spear, beeShley,
Scherer, Walker, Cook, Ogden, beaiz hope 5s
Wisnom. and Misses Trenholm, Nlchols'
Stein Jennie Wisnom, Ida Cook. Rosoerg,
Roddy, Simpson, Nellie Wisnom,, ANNE
Cook, HuXtable Burke. An enloyanie tllne
was had by all present. Dancing Wa
INDUCED in and lunch was served Ut LIN"
night.
regular monthly meeting OF the Young
PEOPLES Terpsichorian society was heiu at
the residence of Mrs Ii. Cohen, 66S Jackson
street, on Thursday evening laSt. lnS
ular routine of business was disposeu VI.
Promiscuous recitations ana othef p'istii as,
were INDUCED III, followed by regal repast,
spread bv the hostesscs, Mrs. Cohen ana iiet
daughter Helen The degree OF enjoyment
is best told by the fact that the party dlo noe
disperse before the clock struck the wee
small hours. The next entertainments VIII
take place on Thursday night next
On Thursday evening. March %, social
entertainment will be given ut the Residences
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Alien corner summit
and Dayton avenues. a most ch]o!apie pro
gramme has been arranged. when VIII COLI
Sist of music, recitatlonS ana tapIct.uA \
small admission will be charged the pro,
ceeds to be devoted TO the Industrial ochooi
Of the First Baptist church.
Miss Pauline Thorwood gave delightful
candy pull Mt her home on smith avenue lass
Thursday evening. Among those present
were Misses Lucille Seng. Minnie schroeder.
Mollic Zshau, Messrs. Stafford Schroeder.
Murphy, Williams and f. Eisenmeuger, OF
Helena, Mont.
Mrs. ". III. Kent, $50 Broadway. delight
fully entertained about fifteen friends on
Thursday evening at musicale. she Is an
exquisite pianiste, and was assisted ny MI
Grath. fine violinist. Tempting refresh
mcuts were served ut O'Clock, and the IN
tervals pleasantly passed at euchre.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. White entertained the
Kangaroo club Thursday evening at thelr
home on Douglas street, There were seven
tables OF progressive euchre players, ana tlie
prize winners were Mrs. ;. b. Mcconnell.
Mrs. c. F. Mailer, Philip Reilly, j. W. Jag
gar and c. L. Mailer.
An ENJOYABLE social was held in the par
lors of the Peoples church FRIDAY evening.
After short programme OF music ana Iecl-
tationS, refreshments were served, ana al,
hour or SO was spent III an lnloruNl anu
very pleasant manner.
The musical entertainment given i'll the
parlors of the Aberdeen Thursday evening
was frightened by the attendance on mlIy
society people III evening costume: I"e pro-
ceeds were given 10 the Young Mems CHRIS
tan Association fund.
Miss Lulu Kingsley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. Kingsley, of Marshall avenue, was
given Il birthday party last Tuesday evening
About twenty children were entertained.
Dancing and games were features OF the
evening.
Married, March l3, by Rev. DR.. Heath; at
l.. Foreman to Will = Deyo. Mr.. ana Mrs
Deyo VIII be al home to their friends after
Auril Ia at ~ East Sixth street.
The Industrial School of the First Baptist
Church will be given handsome benefit per-
Torrance Thursday evening next at the resi-
deucc Of Mr.. and Mrs W. q. Alien corner
Summit and Dayton avenues.
Friday last Mrs ". \. Maxwell and Mrs.
W. II. Hall, of 33S Martin street, entertained
about twenty-four of their friends at pro-
gressive cuchre. n very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
The Sunday school Guild OF St Paul's
church will give its annual sale of fancy
articles, including many dainty Easter eggs,
cards, etc, March 20 ut the guild room, on
Ninth street.
The Allegro club viii give its last party for
the season April l | at Westmorelaud hail. IL
will be german, and promises to be one OF
the most enjoyable of the series given this
winter.
The Ladies' Euchre club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Cathie, of Harrington
avenue. Mrs Fee, OF Dayton avenue viii
entertain the club at its next meeting.
st. Catharine's guild will meet at the resi-
dence OF Misses Lille and Virginia Borup.
ON Summit avenue instead of at Mrs Stryk-
crS. as it has done hitherto.
NSdTHeIu DOSt NJ. ~. W. "a lies VIII Si'S
their next social party Wednesday evening,
March 10, at their hall on East Seventh
street.
The Young Peoples Dancing club. of st.
Anthony hill, was entertained Friday evening
by Fred Dixon at his home on Ashland av-
enue.
The Philomathean society will give party
after Lent which will close the social sea-
son Tor this pleasant organization.
Eagle division No. l3 X. of p, are making
arrangements for a social dance, which will
occur about April z at X. P. hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society. of st. Johns
Church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
George, on Ashland avenue.
Mrs. Louis G. KittSon, of Summit avenue.
entertained the Ladies Progressive Euchre
club Friday afternoon.
A progressive supper was given by the
Misses Wheelock on Monday evening for Miss
Reed, Of Pittsburg.
Fred Dixon. of Ashland avenue enter
tanned the Young Peoples Dancing club Fri
day evening.
Freja Lodge l. O. O. F. gave its first mas
querade ball We'd nesday evening III Odd Eel
lows hall.
Hope division No. 10, X. of P. will give
grand ball at X. P hall Monday evening,
March 81.
A few of Miss Meyers friends were enter
tanned at her home on the West side Tuesday
evening.
The Linophilian Society of Baldwin school
Will give an entertainment shortly after
Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Sibley held their
first reception Friday evening at the Albion.
Ich Dein Tennis club will give party at
Westmoreland hall soon after Lent.
The Calumet club gave very enjoyable
masquerade Wednesday evening
The No Name Euchre club met Friday
evening with Mrs. j. F. Angel.
The Philomathean society will give party
shortly after Lent.
Miss H. Marie jenkins will give calico
no of ont