St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12

literary programme was rendered.
After the above exercises a fine COLA
ton was served. This chapter is start
ing in the new year under very favora-
bic circumstances.
An addition to the social circles of the
Bluff will be the institution of
council of the order of the
Royal Arcanum here. The charter list
speaks for itself, and is one of three
now well under way in this city-viZ.
West side and at Seven corners-mak-
ing five city councils. st. Paul council,
now eight years old, represents some OF
the best families in the city, and has $50
members. The charter members thus
far for the Bluff are as follows: DR.. E.
\. Amos, George Thane, James r.
kearney, }. |. Adamson, W. G. Nc
Crary, e. w. McMillen. l.. j. Hart, J..
T. Kelly. j. P. MurDane, j. E. Men
hauser, f. q. Cone, G. G. Brown. A. E.
Vose, Dr.. H. T. Eachus. A. l.. Chaplin.
Charles 0. Krieger, Charles Fl. Steven
son. A. Lyons, A. G. Thompson, George
ID. Wichman, I'll. G. Eye.
The Golden ROD" Drive Whist club
met at the residence. of Mrs. George W.
Board, T24 Pleasant avenue, last Mon
day evening. The early part of the
evening was spent in playing cards.
The prizes were very handsome, which
was due to Mrs. Boards good taste.
j. L.. Stack and Miss Susie Wallace
captured the point prizes, while G.
Il. Flong and Mrs. j. l.. Stack secured
those for gaines, after which delicious
repast was served. The remainder of
the evening was spent in dancing, one
of the enjoyable features of the evening
being Jig dance by Dr.. Davis and
MI. Knox. The club adjourned to meet
fortnight hence with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Matthias, Jr., 395 Walnut street.
A charming reception was given by
Mrs. Il. w. Winter, of Summit avenue,
Tuesday. 1t was in honor of Miss Win
ter, who made her debut into st. Paul
society. The floral decorations were
beautiful and elaborate, the diningroom
being in maiden hair ferns and Mermet
roses. The lair debutante looked lovely
In white silk gown trimmed with fleecy
lace. She carried bunch of Marmet
buds. The ladies assisting were Mrs.
Wheelock and Miss Wheelock. Mrs. D.
K. Moves. Mrs. Davenport. Miss Howes,
Miss White, the Misses Smyth, Mrs. c..
Z. Noyes and Mrs. Thomas Cochran.
Of the many pleasant parties given
New Years eve. the fifth annual grand
ball of the West side Odd Fellows was
one of the most enjoyable. Among
those present were: Misses G. Merritt.
McNellis, Allen, Du Moulton and
Granger, Shilling, O'Neill. Gronenwald.
Rustad, Gilberton, Allen, Cashion. Koff-
man, Granger, Muicare, Rebholz, Yoest,
Thomas, Tilberg, Carlson and Conklin,
and Messrs. E. NJ. Reardon, DR.. Sco-
vile, DR.. Wood, F. Brabler, A. Filter,
Al Kraft, Thomas. Campbell, Muller,
Richardson, Henchel. Yost, Harrison,
Mulcare, Eaton, O'Neill. Merritt.
Last Friday evening Miss Myrtle
Mailer was rendered a surprise party
by his young friends at the residence
of her parents, at 521 Marshall avenue.
Dancing and games were the features
of the evening. Refreshments were
served at 10 p. M; Among those pres
ent were the Misses May Whitney.
Spittel, Kate Wallow, Violet and Jen-
ME Provoncher and May Braden and
Messrs. Carl Wallow, Ralph Clark,
Fred Young, Willie Provoncher, Ken
meth Fish and Fred Braden.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Mrs. W. A. Thomas, at her home on
East Congress street, on Wednesday
evening, it being the occasion of her
birthday. A very elegant present was
presented to her by her many friends.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bruggeman, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII ROdecker,
and the Misses Minnie Gray, Hannah
Rigney, Anita and Luella Lienau, Katie
Sweeney,a and Messrs. Maurice Moriarty,
L. P. Grace, Oscar Lienau, j. T. Burke,
j. Sweeney, Kholer.
A very enjoyable and profitable even
ing was spent by Minnehaha Camp No.
GA, Modern WOodmen of America, last
Friday evening. Venerable Consul A.
E. Borse, il his usual happy frame of
mind, conducted the ceremony of adopt
ion on two candidates. Delegate f. W.
Herder installed the following officers:
Venerable consul, Chester H. Clark;
worthy adviser, A. II. Hooper: clerk, j.
b. Muller; excellent banker, AleXan-
an excellent lunch was served by the
incoming officers.
There was delightfully."- pleasant to-
boggan party at the town and country
house Wednesday evening, comprising
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Barnum, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. TarboX, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ligbtner, Misses Lam
prey, Julia Stephenson, the Misses Tay-
Tor, Misses Bend and Jennie Moore:
MessrS. SkipWith, Agnew, Phelps and
?. W. Parker. The whole company
tramped ont and rode home after the
eXhiIerating fun was over.
A progressive eucbre party was given
last Wednesday evening by Mrs. Mary
Ditmars to her friends at her residence,
81 College avenue east. After cards,
music and dancing was the feature of
the evening. Those attending were
Misses Fanny Jacobs, Emma Thuet, NJ.
Lowe, Nellie NJ. Mott, Della Mott, May
Butler. Julia Butler, of st. Paul, and
Eliza BetZ, of Milwaukee, Messrs. Rob-
ert Mueller, Thomas Gibson, Charles L.
Heller, Walter Johns, q. E. Daily, John
BartrOn and John Betz.
The ladies' reception given Tuesday
afternoon last by Mines. William T.
Donaldson and Susan p. Thorne at 424
East Tenth street formed a bright and
being attended by large number of
the elite of this city and Minneapolis.
The house was brilliantly illuminated
and decorated with rare collection of
plants and flowers. which combined
with the sweet strains-Of orchestral
music to render it an occasion long to be
remembered.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Stryker held their first open house at
their residence, on Kent street. MIR.
and Mrs. Suyker have but lately re-
turned from their wedding trip, and
this, their first reception, was attended
by a great number of friends. The
hours were from 5 to Q. Mrs. Stryker
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Lee
dom Sharp and Misses Lucy Perrin and
Julia Boyd. There were about $50 who
called to pay their respects to the young
couple.
The annual musical of st. Johns
church was held at Mrs. E. w. Poets
Tuesday evening. It was a completely
successful affair, both as a pleasantly
informal occasion and musical SYM
postum. Those VINO kindly volunteered
to sing were Mrs. FL. r. Curtis, Mrs. j.
B. TarboX, Harry e. Phillips, Miss
Laura G. Dennis, Mrs. e. MeCaskey,
Miss Adah Hawkins, j. f. Merrill, F.
FL. Garland, Miss May Strong.
The Philomathean society of the First
UniverSalist church met with Miss Tay-
lor, of Selby avenue, on Friday after
noon. The most serious feature of the