St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-05
SOCIAL NOTATIONS.

There was biilllant reception held at the
home of Mrs. L. k. Brooks, SI2 Fourth ave-
nue. south, THURSDAY, from to O'Clock p.
M. the same being attended by about 200
ladies' The rooms were tastefully decorated,
and after they had BEEN filled by the hand
somely dressed ladies, presented very pleas
ing picture in the gas light Refreshments
of dainty character were prettily served.
4irs. Brooks was assisted by Mrs. A. II.
Loomis and Miss LoomiS, of Chicago, her
guests
gay and prettily costumed party of young
people were assembled at the house of Clay
evening of last week. There were from forty
to fifty young people present, and the cos
tunes were both pretty and artistic. A pleas
ant evening was spent. and the guests about
II o'clock made their farewell adieus to
their young host, who was to leave the city
the following week to make his home in
Sioux City.
A pleasant entertainment was given
"Wednesday evening at Downs post hall for
the benefit of the w. r. C. Mrs. Ellen Deck
er Hall assisted Mics Maud Hall and Mrs.
Emily Ross Perry, appearing i'll delightful
programme of Rotations and vocal and in
strumental music All attending enjoyed
the entertainment very much.
On Tuesday evening Harvey Brown was
given pleasant surprise by about dozen
of his friends who called at his home to con-
gratulate him on his birthday anniversary.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
various amusements. Mr.. Brown was the re-
cipient of handsome billiard table, pres
ent from Mrs. Brown.
Rev. Smith Baker and wife were rendered
pleasant reception at the Park Avenue Con-
gregatonal church by members of the con-
gregauon Wednesday evening. The affair
was quite informal, being held in the par
lors. Ofthe 200 guests present quite num-
Der were from the other CONGREGATIONAL
churches of the city.
The annual reception and ball of the Lur-
line Boat club viii be held at the West hotel
Oct. II. Preparations are well under way,
and the affair promises to be exceedingly
pleasant and one of the leading social events
of the season. The proceeds of the ball will
be added TO the building fund.
Monday evening pleasant reception was
held at Masonic Temple in recognition of
the presence of Judge A. r. Savage. of Au-
burn, Me-, supreme dictator of the Knights
of Honor. The local lodges of the order had
the affair in charge, and it was largely at
tended by the members of the same.
Next Monday, and continuing through the
week, the Sons of Veterans of Plummer post
will hold their second annual fair and con-
cert at 100 Nicollet and 1O7 Hennepin ave-
nues. There will be numerous interesting
features, and undoubtedly it will be among
the leading attractions of the week.
Next Saturday evening the ladies of the
Oliver P. Morton corps will be at home to
their friends. when they hope to greet large
number. Pleasant entertainment will be
furnished. Next Wednesday evening ths
at Window hall.
Monday evening was pleasantly passed by
the friends of George n. Morgan Camp No
4, Sons OF Veterans. who were in attendance
at the ball given at Window hall by the mem
berS of that organization. This was the first
of a series arranged for the fall and winter
Tuesday evening the several committees Of
the Association Pleasure club met and elect
ed treasurer, and also completed part OF
the arrangements for the winters series Of
social events, which they intend to make
second to none in their way.
Malcolm's dancing academy was opened
Friday evening with a full dress reception
Former adult pupils were in attendance, the
reception to the juvenile class occurred yes
terday afternoon.
An event for which elaborate preparation
are being made is the third annual reception
iH'id ball to be given at Labor Temple Oct 81
hrite reception committee is made up of H. M
1pIr9nSs =. II. Parry, James r. Corrigan ant
iRdrr Wivez
Theha1i;ss of the Oliver P. Morton corp
FEE elved their friends last Saturday, enter
'taiiing th n with music, readings and recl
tat.Gt.;. le attendance was large, and al
thorotl hl enjoyed the evenings pleasures
A social was given Tuesday evening in tn
Calvary Baptist church. Silhouette picture
were made of nearly every one present ant
created quite a diversion from the usual rou
tine Of church socials.
Next Wednesday evening W. B. French 1
TO give complimentary opening to his for
!ner pupils at Twenty seventh street hall
corner of Lake street and Stevens avenue.
The second hop of the seasons series wa
given last evening at Association hall by th