St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-23
reception committee, everything passed off

reception committee. everything passed off
very pleasantly
The No. Name Euchre club met with Mrs.
Hendrix at III West Twenty-siXth street last
Friday evening. Four tables of members
were present. Mrs. Coffin won the ladies
head prize, an elegant rose jar. Mrs. Rod
gers carried OF The loot prize for ladies', a
mustard dish. MIR. Layman took the foot
prize for the gentlemen. Il book. This meet
ing, like all the rest, was n success.
An.informal reccption was given last Fri
day evening at the residence of O. ii. Spen-
Ger. 732 East Sixteenth street In honor of
the tiftIeth birthday anniversary OF Mrs.
Spear. About fifty people were present. The
evening passed very pleasantly III listening
to an excellent musical programme and nav
ing q general good time. Refreshments were
served by Dorner ut 1880.
About twenty of their friends surprised R.
D. Jones and wife. at POLL Stevens avenue,
Monday evening The occasion was the cele-
bTNtiou of the fifteenth anniversary of the
wedding of Mr.. ana Mrs. Jones. The even
ing was very pleasantly passed III having q
good social time aud in playing games. The
wedding gifts were very fine. Refreshments
were served at 10.
The Caledonan clup gave one of Its de-
liShtful s0iroes at Maic0lii's hall "Wednesday
evening. There were about 500 present NO
regular programme had been adopted, but j E.
b. Eorgan. who acted as general manager
saw that the audience was properly enter
tanned by different yocalists and elocution-
lists. After a lunch the floor was cleared for
dancing
Prot Sherman's dancing class held very
pleasant party at the San Angelo hotel On
Thursday evening. There was Il very full at
tendance, and the evening was marked as
one of more than usual pleasure. Refresh
mentS were served during the evening The
music was from Fort Smelling, and was very
fine.
Mrs. g. F. French and daughter Mrs.
Luther Ii. Harrington, gave their third recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon ut 1900 Haw-
thorne avenue Mrs. S p. Harrington, Mrs.
\. NJ. Keith. Mrs. Daniels and Miss May
johnson assisted iii receiving. There were
about 100 present
Mrs c. p Hunter held an afternoon euchre
party at her residence on the East Side
Wednesday afternoon, from to = O'Clock.
Refreshments were served, These afternoon
card parties are becoming very popular on
the East side, and prove TO be very social
Affairs as we'll
At the meeting of the Aolah Lawn Tennis
CLUB, held at the West hotel Tuesday even
ing, the following were elected officers: Ben
Woodworth. president; Douglas FISK, vice
president: Mark Ord, secretary and treas
urer. a plan for the summer campaign was
laid out.
Rev. DR.. Frank p Woodbury. will preach
his farewell sermon al the Park Avenue Con
family have already gone 10 Rockford. ILL.,.
where they will visit for week, and then
proceed to their future home III New York
city.
AIR and Mrs. James Johnson, of Howard
Lake, are at the Windsor house on a wedding
tour. They were married Wednesday at that
place. There are with them Miss Alice Car
lock. A. j.. Mealey, Minnie Milton and c. nj.
Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. a. Hasty, of 2495 Tenth
avenue south. gave al informal reception
Monday evening i'll honor of their guest,
Miss Holland of La Crosse.
The Cyclone Dancing club has been organ
lied in the Eighth ward. with Leroy Getch-
ell c. G. Labom and B. II. IIellen eS officers.
Col. \. P. Connolly, of the Chicago Inter
Ocean, is the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Gardner of Park avenue.
The ladies of the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church gave n church social at the residence
of drs. David Hunter, 2flWest Twenty sixth
street Friday evening.
The social Of Vine lodge, ID. of R., to have
been given Friday evening, has been post
poned until Thursday evening, March 27.
Edwin r. Lindsay and Josephine NJ. Lord
will be married next Tuesday at the residence
of he brides parents, Ills Yale place.
Jenkins, of Alexandria. has been the guest Of
Mr. and MRS. Sawyer
Miss Nettie Robinson, of Chicago, has
been visiting Mrs. Moan for several weeks.
The last social of the First Congregational
church was given Tuesday evening.
The Stove Works Ball club gave dance
at Thomas hall Monday evening.
Mrs. Erwin Harrison, Of Chicago. is the
utas of Ni0nli