St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-06
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held.
The second annual social and dance of
the Housekeeper employees was given at
16 Fourth street "Wednesday night.
The attendance was large. The recep-
ton committee consisted of Mrs. Effie
w. Merriam, Mrs. Carrie r. Gross, Miss
Jessie B. Milliman and w. Ill. Clark.
The managers were G. A. Ellsworth,
Charles Smith and r. l.. Earl.
One of the most prominent society
events of the past week was the fare
we'll reception rendered Burton NJ.
Smith at Tollefson's hall last Friday
evening. About forty couples were
present. The evening was spent in
dancing. An elaborate banquet was
served by the ladies. Mr.. Smith was
presented with an elegant locket.
The Ideal Literary and Social Union
of the Fifth Avenue Temple gave an
entertainment Sunday evening at the
residence of M. Goldman, 1417 Vine
place. Those who took part were George
Gluck, Julian Setback, May Gluck, Isaac
Cohen. Alice Benstein, Josie Deutscn,
Bennett Buchanan and Julian Werth.
The Ii. P. E. club had an enjoyable
meeting at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Ball, 25l5 Clinton avenue.
last Saturday evening. The prize viii
ners were Mrs. Baituff,, first ladies'
prize; Mrs. William Falk. second: F. G..
Ball, first gentleman's prize; l.. A. Con-
dit, second.
Nora Division No. IL, Knights of
Pythias, gave s0ciable and dance at
Normanna hall Friday night. The CON-
mittee on arrangements was FL. L. De
Voc. j. NJ. Rudd S. S. Pendergrass, and
the floor managers were A. O. Sundby,
A. WindquiSt, s. PendergrasS and j. Il.
johnson.
The Caledonian club held a we'll at
tended meeting Tuesday evening. at
which number of applications for
membership were received. A COM
mittee was appointed with William
Guthrie chairman to arrange the May
entertainment, which is to close the
clubs social series for the season.
The Irish-American Social club bene-
fit to the Hibernian Rife company will
be one of the enjoyable events of next
week, occurring at Window hall on
Wednesday evening. The company
will be present in full dress uniform.
The Ladies' Foreign and Home Mis-
sionarY society of Centenary M. E..
church gave social and missionary tea
Wednesday night at the residence of
Mrs. A. FL. Goheen, 1125 Nicollet ave
nue..
The advanced dancing class of r. 81.
Evans gave german at Harmonic hall
Monday night, at which number of
new and unique dances were introduced.
The thirteenth annual ball of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
will occur at the Masonic Temple April
9, not April II, as has been announced
Prof. and Mrs. George E. MacLean
entertained about fifty of the university
students Wednesday night at their resi-
dece, 32S Tenth avenue southeast.
Cherokee tribe No. 5. L. o. r. NJ,
gave musical and literary entertain
ment at its hall, 1928 Harrison street
northeast Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the Fifth UniversaliSt
society gave musical and literary en-
tertainment and supper at Royal Ar
canum hall Friday evening.
E. c. Morse, of 1705 Dupont avenue
north, has been appointed local freight
agent of the Northern Pacific Railway
company at st. Paul.
Miss Angie Wright, who is attending
school at Hastings, is spending a two
weeks vacation with her parents at 1922
First avenue south.
The ladies of the Fifth Presbyterian
church gave social Wednesday night
at the residence of Mrs. Spratt On Vine
place.
The Gustaf II. Adolph Society and
Swedish guards gave grand military
ball at Harmonic hall Saturday even
ing.
Ingwas Laws was given reception
in honor of his birthday Friday after
noon at 20l5 Seventeenth avenue south.
The Levi Butler WOman's Relief corps
held dime social Tuesday evening at
the home OF Mrs. W. F. Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Walls and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Mellish went East Thursday
night via the Milwaukee line.
Levi Butler camp, Sons of Veterans,
will attend Easter service to-day at st.
Andrews Episcopal church.
Mrs. Mullen, of 404 Oak Grove, gave
a luncheon to about thirty lady friends
Thursday afternoon.
The BARRIERS brotherhood will give
its first annual ball at Window hall, Oh
Monday, April z.
The Quivive Social club will give a
ball at Tollefson's hall Thursday even
ing, April 10.
Mrs. A. NJ. Dorman left Monday even
for a visit to her daughter at Lake City,
MINI.
Prof. Norman, the Swedish organist,
is confined to his bed with heart trouble