St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-02

| Cotton, E. L.. Peet, X. T.. QUITS ana W..
| o. Varney were participants at drive
whistat the home OF Miss E. II. Wad-
leigh, l4l7 Sixth street southeast.
" ednesday evening. Mrs., Harry kel-
| lev and G., f, SOmerS were winners of
| priZes-hand painted silk table scarf to
the former. and blotter, also hand Omeiy
| decorated. to the latter. Retreshm ents
that added not little to the delights OF
The evening were served.
A handkerchief social was given at
| the rooms of the Murphy club, 106
IIennepin avenue, on Monday evening,
with musical exercises given 10y the
members of the club. There was a
| guessing contest on bottle of beans
bought by w. Bowerman. Mrs. Bower
man guessed $50. and won the bottle of
! beans and contents, which included 81.
| The entertainment WAS opened by a
duet. "Where Is Ny Wandering Boy
Tonight" by James Burgess and
Jesse Jones. with piano accompaIli-
ment. The meeting was closed after
comic sony by James Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harlowe enter
tanned the following friends Oh Thurs
dav evening at 14l7 Sixth street south
east: L. II. MckuSick and wife, John
Fairweather anu wife. j. Ii. Holland
and wife. Alexander GOdart and wife,
Mpsdames John Gaines, Ii, l.. Wadlelgh
and Blanche Mccall, the MISSES Helen
Gilbert AMI e. II. Walleigh, Il. E..
! Cults. Cards, music and dancing were
mediums OF entertainment. and during
the evening refreshments We're served
On Wednesday evening a party of
young people were pleasantly enter
Ia ned al the residence of Mrs. E. NJ.
kittridgp. 6!6 Fourteenth avenue south
east. Card playing, danrinE and re-
| frtShmentS served To lnake the evening
one of delightful remembrance. Among
those present were Masses Dayton, Law
renee. Eastman ami Carrie ami Hattie
| iIawes, and Messrs. Frank kittridge,
Dr. q. w. Pdtten, George Kittrldge anu
| Frank GuiWitZ.
f. ID. Mitchell was rendered fare
! we'll reception on "Wednesday evening
prior To his departure for Chicago, where
| MIR. Mitchell has been rendered the
uperintendency of the Home for Incur
anies. The reception was given by Mrs.
| \. j. Phelps and her son Charles at
their residence, A. Tenth street south.
| Tie evening was spent in progressive
euchre, vocal and instrumental music.
Franklin Lodge. Knights OF Pythias,
| gave farewell reception and ball at
| their hall, corner of Sixth avenue north
| and Emerson avenue, Thursday even
Ing. The affair was given in honor of
the departure of the lodge from the hall.
The new quarters in the Masonic temple
will he Occupied by the lodge next
Thursday night.
The friends of Capt. aud Mrs. W. L.
kneedler will be pleased to learn that
| DIR. Knerdler has been relieved from
duty at West Point and ordered to re-
| port at Jackson barracks, New Orleans.
Capt. and Mrs. Kneedler. nee Merrlck,
are both we'll known in society circles
in Minneapolis and st. Paul.
The freshman class of the university
| gave social dance to it, friends at
Hotel Ian cham on Monday evening
last. Dancing was INDUCED in from
$50 to l2:3O. interspprsed With refresh
mentS. SAVERS orchestra furnished
| delightful music. Tn beautiful dining
room in which the dance was held was
! just the place for social ball.
| The ladies' of the W. r. G. Of the
| Plummer nost held one of their regular
! DANCES at Piummrr hall on Thursday
| evening, There wis large number
| prfstut, and the evening Was passed in
dancing until ll:3J. Wien supper was
served. Adam u Manning furnished
| the muse.
The John White lodge. l. o. o. f.,
| gave dance and reception at their hall,
| corner OF Lyndale ami Sixth avenues
| north, Thursday evening. SAVERS or
| cheStra furnis. ed the music. and all en-
| joyed themselves hugely.
A quiet wedding reception was held
at the Nicollet house Monday afternoon.
! The friends of DIR. K. Whlteman and
! Mrs. Q. p. Hull, both of Anoka, called
| to congratulate them. Their marriage
took place that day.
Bishop Hare, of South Dakota. was in
| the city during the past week. being the
guest of Rev. F. r. Millspaugh. of St.
Paul'S church, Sunday last. preaching
on that day. He returned to Sioux Falls
Wednesday. j.,
The Ladies' Relief corps of Company
G gave social and dance at Plummer
Post hall Thursday evening. All ex-
cellent supper was served by the ladies'
and the guests passed an enjoyable
| evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hastings. OF the
Windsor hotel, gave reception and
card party Monday evening in honor of
Mir. and Mrs. Horace FlSnback, Of
| Br00kingS, 5. d.
Miss Carrie Elliott and sister. Of
Sioux City, To-, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Slayton, corner of Fifth street and
Sixteenth avenue southeast.
President James A. Bishop, Of the
American Building and Lean assoeia-
ton, was about Thursday for the first
time since his illness.
Mrs. Patrick Fox, sister of County
Commissioner Nash, is dangerously i'll.
She is an OLD resident and has many
friends in the city.
Mrs. A. }. Wolverton gave a recep-
ton Tuesday evening to abnut forty
guests at her residence, SO2 Sixth ave-
nue. south.
The social club of the Third Univer-
salist church gave dime social at
TWenty-seVeuth.S Street hail Thursday
evening.
= Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cleveand's sister and
family. from Iowa. have been spending
the past week with her at 1856 Taylor
street. 49,,
Henry. A. Skunk, of Dubuque. To-,
has come to Minneapolis to live, and is
with the Minneapolis Boiler works.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pratt gave a
dancing party Monday night at their
residence on Hawthorne avenue.
D. C. Rowe and daughter, Mrs. J. D.
Barber, are the guests OF Mrs. W. p.
Washburn, 700 Tenth avenue.
Assistant City Comptroller Joshua
Rogers is at his desk again after Sc
we're russell with paralysis.
Mrs. III. j. Neier, LA East Sixteenth
street, gave pleasant card party Mon
day evening.
On Saturday evening the Bijou Social
club gave prize masquerade at Labo
Temple.
A. NJ. Baldwin, Duluth attorney, Il
visiting old friends in Minneapolis.
o. A. Pray, who has been seriously
i'll, is much better.