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

| acted as fioor managers.
Zenith Union of the E. A. W. gave
its first serial hop at the Windsor house
Thursday evening. The master of cere-
monies was W. ID. Hunt, and j. IL. Paul
| son, nj. Il. Mattson, G. A. Nelson, G. A.
QuiSt, DR.. +. A. Skaro, A. Soldering
| and Otto Leffholm were the reception
! committee.
The high school Juniors held we'll
attended social Friday evening at the
| residence of Eugene Eastman, Grove
Place. Games and dancing were en-
| plOyed TO pass pleasant evening. Re
freShments were served at 10 p. N.
! SAVERS orchestra furnished the mu-
sic.
A musical by the Younger pupils Of
G. w. Edwards was held at his residence
| yesterday afternoon. Those taking
part were Mabel Darrow, Elva Laugh
lin, Dimple Bendeke, Edith Kempton,
! Sadie NOrthrup. Anna Wiltgen, Eddie
Oh rien, Harry Lewis.
A private dancing party was given at
| the |. y. o. +. hall, Fourteenth avenue
southeast. Tuesday evening by some of
| the East side society gentlemen, which
! proved very enjoyable affair." About
twenty or twenty-five couples partlci-
pated in the dancing.
The ladies OF the Calvary Baptist
! church gave the male members and con-
gregation a supper Tuesday night.
! ToaStS were responded to by Rev. Il. l..
Morrill,, John Day Smith, r. l.. Cox, G.
| N. Hunt and G. p. Jones. George P.
| Stevens acted as postmaster.
John Mclean and Mrs. Haywood.
| brother and sister of Rev. Mrs. A. K.
Harsha, of Highland Park, arrived in
Minneapolis last week. Mr.. Mclean
will remain a few days, and his sister
will reside in the city for the present.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Unit
versity NJ. E. church gave social and
| entertainment in the church parlors
| Tuesday evening. Refreshments were
| served in addition to the rendering Of
an attractive programme.
a reception was rendered to members
| of the Park Avenue Congregational
| church and its former pastor, Rev. DIR.
| Frank p. Woodbury., at the residence of
| Wyman Elliott, 400 Ninth avenue
south, Tuesday evening. ...-...
| Mrs. Z. Thompson has returned from
California, where she has been duIing
the winter, and will be al home to
friends Wednesdays at her daughters
| residence, Mrs. II. l.. Steinbauser, 3T39
| Second avenue south. ,&,a5.l... .
Prof and Mrs. G. LIE Grand HalIy gave
their closing reception at Northwestern
! College OF Commerce hall Friday even
ing, corner of Washington and Second
avenues south.
John A. Ladd, manager Of the North
western Masonic Aid association, has
been confined to his room, at Gil First
| avenue south, for the past ten days with
| serious eye trouble.
The congregation of Andrew PreSby-
terrain church gave reception To their
new pastor, Rev William Kincaid, at
the residence of Gen. ii. p. Van Cleve,
| "Wednesday evening. @ 49,.
A party of fifteen young people from
! Hamline enjoyed sleigh riue to the
city Wednesday night. After supper
was served at DorSett's they returned
about IL o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Cente-
nary NJ. E. church gave a social Wetlnes-
day afternoon and evening at the resi-
| dence of Miss Anna Tucker, Al Seventh
| street south.
A musicale was given at the Lang
ham Tuesday evening for the enter
tainment of the guests of the hotel. 1t
was an informal affair and was followed
by dance.
A. K. Tubbs and wife have returned
from Los Angeles, Cal, where they have
been visiting friends. They are the
guests of j. L. Tubbs, 5l4 James ave-
nue. north.
After three months tour in. CaIif0r-
MIA, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Inks and their
| daughter aud Sen-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. W. Spear, returned to the city this
week.
7 A &c H.
teenth Avenue M. E. Church gave g
social at the residence of Mrs. LaraWay,
1882 Park avenue, Friday afternoon.
Miss Helen Haven entertained card
party on Tuesday evening last at her
residence, corner Of Twenty-hfth ave.
nue.. northeast and Pierce street.
On Tuesday evening reception was
given to Rev. DR.. Frank Woodbury.. al
the residence of Wyman Elliott. ! ,4Ot
Ninth avenue south.
A. j. Rosauder. who intends spending
several months in California for the
benefit of his health, started for thai
point Wednesday.
Mrs. S. T. French has returned from
New Orleans, where she has been visit
ing friends and also taking in the Mardi
Gras celebration.
Miss Perry gave a card party Tuesday
evening, at S1S Fourth avenue south
There were about twenty-five young
people present.
DR.. w. ID. Lawrence entertained q
number of the medical fraternity Tues
day night, at his residence, SOL ThrrC
avenue south.
Miss Carrie Elliott, of Sioux City. 10.
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Slayton
corLer Fifth street and Sixteenth ave
nue. southeast.
The Young Ladies' Flower mission
and the Ladies' Aid Society of All Souls
church gave an orange party WedneS
day evening. ~ q
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Semple leave in a
few days for the Hot Springs, Ark.
where they will probably remain six Oh
eight weeks.
The Phi Kappa Psis of the university
gave party Friday night at the fra
ternity house, 629 Fifteenth avenue
southeast.
C. Nj. CuShman will visit Florida ant
other Southern points during the mex
few weeks. He left the city Thursday
evening.
The trustees of Plymouth church ten.
dered banquet to the donors of the
new organ on Monday evening aG thu
Holmes.
Mrs. f. K. Meyers. of the Holmes
hotel, gave bonnet party Tuesday
evening to q number of intimate friends
Prof. II. r. Nachtried has been con
fined to his home, IL Florence Court
for the past week with sickness.
J0rgen Sommers, former merchan
of Appleton, Mimi, is now associated
with the State bank. in this city.
General Manager Funk. of the Massa
chuSetts Benefit association, is i'll TIL
city on business for week. :,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lane entertained 8 few
friends Friday evening at her residence
907 Seventh street southeast.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles K. Side gave {
euchre party Monday night to a large
number of invited guests.
Mrs. IL. F. Brown. of $50 Seventh
street south, gave progressive euohy
party Tuesday evening.
T. p. McG0wan, of Portland, Me-, the
representative of the Boston Pilot; is II
the city on brief VISIT.