St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

Misses Mann, Lamprey and Bigelow
and Mrs. McLaren, dressed in the COS
tunes of Italians, gave some of the
dances of that sunny land. Misses
Newport, Reed and Maud Taylor gave a
Spanish dance. o The Iminuet dance was
danced in eighteenth century costumes
by Misses Reed. Newport, GotZian, Tay-
lor and Mrs. Archie McLaren and
Messrs. Blakely, Burns, Gordon, Dris-
coll, Newport and Skipwith. There was
q large fashionable attendance.
Pioneer Lodge No. 236, Sons of st.
George, gave another progressive euchre
party last Monday evening, following
the regular lodge meeting. 1t was
equally as delightful as its predecessors
and every one thoroughly enjoyed the
pleasantly spent evening until IL
o'clock, when the prizes were distIib-
uted and the gathering adjourned. The
prize winners were: First, Miss Annie
Aledcalf and K. W. Priestly; boobies,
Mrs. f. Steventon and A. E. Knight.
+. j. WI!cock kindly donated special
prize to be given to the lady making the
greatest number of lone hands. Miss
Medcalf was again successful. The
next meeting of the lodge Will be held
Monday, March II, following which will
be another euchre party.
In acceptance Of ali invitation ten
dered by G. Johnson, organist Of the
| First Swedish Lutheran church, the
Young Peoples society of that church
assembled at mis- residence last Wednes-
day evening. Declarations were inter-
spersed with songs and music rendered
by the orchestra. The feature of the
evening was dramatic recitation by
Miss Gertie Lund. ALI in all, it was a
people dispersed content with an even
inc well spent.
On Thursday evening. Mrs. Turner,
of South Exchange street, gave re-
ception. at which she was assisted by
Mrs. w. s. Morton, Mrs. McLaran,
Misses Bigelow. Reed Auerbach, Rice
and Newport. Among the great many
who called were Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r.
Noyes. Judge and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay, Mrs. Massey, Mrs. G. Z. Moves,
Mrs. Bates, Messrs. Newport, Read,
Bigelow and Gordon.
On Friday evening, March Z, num-
Der OF the friends of Edward ID. Grout
met at his residence, 40 Eichenwald
street, the occasion being his twenty
first birthday. A very pleasant even
ing was passed by those present in the
Interesting game of progressive euchre,
after which refreshments were served.
Prizes were won by Miss Stevens, Miss
Perry and Mr.. Netf.
Rev. John A. Stemen, pastor Of the
East Presbyterian church, and Mrs.
Stemen gave Tuesday evening their
first reception since their late marriage.
The reception was largely attended by
the pastors of the Presbyterian churches
and the members of Rev. Mr.. Stemen's
own church.
Mrs. Mark Bohrer gave ladies' pro-
greSSive euchre party Thursday after
noon at her home on Nina avenue.
There were five tables OF players, and
the successful ones in the contest for
prizes were Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Kray-
enbuhl, Mrs. Freeman Strong and Mrs.
Robinson.
The Young Peoples Terpsic korean
society met at the residence of Miss
Julia Hess last Wednesday evening.
Dancing and games were the features
of the evening, and very enjoyable
time was spent by all who participated.
The Sons of Jacob had ball at Tur-
ner hall thursday evening, which was
largely attended. There were about
$40 present. The refreshments were
furnished by the ladies Of the Sisters Of
Peace.
Mrs. Monty, of Ashland avenue, gave
ladies' progressive euchre party last
Wednesday afternoon. Taking prizes
were MeSdames Robertson, Sommers,
Williams and Wanamaker.
On Friday evening last, in the parlors
of the First Presbyterian church, La
fayette avenue, the Ladies Aid society
gave very interesting sociable. TheIc
Was good attendance.
The Philomathean society met Thurs
day evening with Miss Edna Makinson.
of iglehart street, and enjoyed and in
teresting literary and social gathering.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
Church will meet with Mrs. George,
5l4 Ashland avenue, on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs Cathy VIII, of Harrington av-
enue, will entertain the Ladies' After
noon Euchre club next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. White, of Douglas
street, will entertain the Kangaroo club
next Thursday evening.
Garfield Post No 10. G. A. R., will
have dance at $50 East Seventh street
next Wednesday evening.
The Misses Wheelock will give
progressive tea on Monday evening for
Miss Reed, of Pittsburg.
Miss Grace Hawkins, of Ashland av-
enue, entertained the D. N. o. Dancing
club Friday evening.
The Ladies' Progressive Euchre club
met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Farrar,
of Holly avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Johns
church met Tuesday with Mrs. Alden,
of Holly avenue.
Miss Proctor, of Selby avenue, enter
tanned few young ladies last Wednes-
day afternoon.
The St. Paul Elks had very jolly
time at an open social, last evening.
Soon after Lent rainbow festival
will be given at Christ church.