St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-11


City cyclists, entertained that organization at
his home Monday evening. Progressive
hearts was the game of the evening, and two
pleasant hours were thus spent followed by
refreshments and instrumental music The
handsome gold medals were won by Miss l..
C. Moore and W. 7. Robinson. Those pres
ent we're Misses Clara and Winlfred Snow,
Maggie Myers Margaret Chapman, Nellie
Breeze, Angle Rauch, Minnie Turner and
Ida Hodgson; Messrs A. B. Choate, II. w.
Clark, II. II. Hodgson, j. Frank Galbrith, W.
| F. Robinson W. #. Colborn, John W. Taylor,
Harry Barrows and w. a. Reeves. Miss Mar
garet Chapman, 632 East Fourteenth street,
| will entertain the club Tuesday evening of
next week. The entertainment committee
will have something new to spring in the
way of entertainment for this occasion.
The literary section Of the Unity club Of
the First Unitarian church held its fifth
meeting of the year Tuesday in the lecture
room. There was a large attendance, and
the exercises proved very entertaining and
profitable, The study OF the French reyolu-
ton is still continued. In this connection
Mrs, f. Z. Towers presented an interesting
paper on 'Mirabeau,' while F. c. Brooks
read an admirable paper giving resume of
French Revolution" No more original or
pleasing paper has been presented to the
| club this season. The general topic of the
next meeting, which will occur the evening
ity,' and the period from 1892 to 1898 will
be covered. Papers are to be presented by
Miss Alexander ana Mr.. Long.
Thursday afternoon it was ex Chief
F. i. Stetsons, turn to be remem-
bered, and that, too, in, very
handsome manner. About 200 of the boys
were present at headquarters. Mr.. Stetson
was called from his private room by eX-Chief
of Police Bracket and Chief Runge Mr..
| Stetson's successor, into the front hall, where
he was presented, on behalf Of the depart
| ment, by Chief Runge with a $3.50 gold
watch, handsomely engraved with his mono
| gram and an inscription citing his years of
! valuable service. A diamond ring, decorated
| with Masonic emblems, was also presented
| him. The retiring chief could not restrain
his feelings but managed to voice his thanks
in neat speech. Ex-Chief of Police Brack-
EFT also made speech, happy in its char
acter.
Th9 third annual reception to the members
| of the school Of fine arts was held Tuesday
evening at the residence of Douglas Volk.
| The Cyclone club, composed of former mem
bers OF the school, was in attendance there
being about fifty present IN all. Various
games were played and refreshments were
! served. These were present: Misses Jessie
Ellis May Norris, Marion Mudgett, Gertrude
Mann, Julia Mann, Julia Walker, Harriet
| Walker Pond, Clark, Griswold, Henderson,
| Long, Andrus, Lockwood, Corbett. Corser
ogden and Miss Murdock of Saltwater; Mr.
and Mrs. Kirkham, Mr.. and Mrs. Permbarthy;
Messrs j: r: Thorpe, Samuel Thorpe, L. w.
| thinner, E. +. Smith, Fletcher, Walker Clas-
son, Paquin and j. II. Hasty.
| Al the residence of A. E. McCarty. 2716
| Third avenue south, on Monday evening"
Miss Vean Gordon was surprised by num-
| ber of her friends the occasion being her re-
| turn from visit in Redwood county. Dur
| ing the evening refreshments were served
| various games were enjoyed and music as
| sisted in making the event one to be remem-
bered The singing of annie Rooney" by
Among those present were Mrs a. s. Bald
| win, of Baldwin county; Misses Bert Little,
Edith Cheney, Grace Slye, G. Rosencrantz,
Nellie Townsend, and Messrs. II. NJ. Little,
| j. +. Marabee, J.. P. Gilman, Ed L. Peet A.
| Il. Jones, P. Myers and E. g. Pratt.
| Tuesday evening all the members of the
| police force who could be spared from duty
| assembled at the headquarters and went in q
body to the residence of superintendent
| of Police William NJ. Brackett III East Sew
enteenth street. where he was presented
with handsome 3-carat diamond ring. val
ued at $3.50, and chest containing dozen
! each of solid silver knives, forks and spoons
| engraved with the initial B. The presenta-
| ton speech was made by Mayor P. s. Wins
| ton, Mr.. Bracket responding in few fitting
| remarks. Speeches were also made by eX-
Mayor Babb and Police Superintendent r. Il.
| Henderson.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. May
ham, No. $3.50 Bryant avenue south, was
scene of merriment last Tuesday evening, oc-
! casioned by fifty-three of their friends who,
| without the least regard for ceremony, took
| ny SURPRISE. among IQem
| were representatives from eight chapters o.
| E. s.. also several Of the Queen Retinue and
| Guards from Palace No. of the Court of
| King Solomon.
| A reception and sociable was held Tues
! day evening at the home of j. T. Peterson
| and wife for the benefit of the scandinavian
| poor. The attendance was large, numbering
| about 200, the greater part of the time being
occupied in dancing. other amusements
| were enjoyed.
| nI,o
! Unlyersalist churcn met at the TWenty-sev-
| entn street ball Tuesday evening. and de-
| voted portion of the time to an interesting
| discussion of The Merchants of Venice"
Following this the young folks Joined in
! social dance.
The thirteenth holiday reception Of the
| juvenile classes at Malcolm's Dancing acad-
| emy occurred from to 10 o'clock Wednes-
| day evening. The hall was crowded with de-
| lighted spectators, and the programme was
| carried out In the most creditable manner by
| the children.
A very delightful social was held Wednes-
| day evening at the residence of Charles H.
| House, 1125 Fifth street southeast. The
same was under the auspices of the ladies of
| Holy Trinity Episcopal church. There was
| good attendance.
A number of friends were entertained
Monday evening by Misses Lottie and Lulu
| Tellefson, at their home, l415 Eighteenth
| street south. The occasion proved yery
very pleasant one.
About dozen of the lady friends of Mrs.
| George P. Wilson assembled at her home on
Sixteenth street, Wednesday afternoon,
where she pleasantly entertained them at
| luncheon.
Miss Clara A. yredenburgh will give her
regular weekly social next Tuesday evening
to the members of the Mikado and Antler
clubs. The initial social this week was well
attended.
The annual Burns BANQUET and ball is To
o. hV ia 1tth OF fI,o
anty Loan building the evening of JAN e.
The event promises to be among the most en-
joyable.
Quite number of persons gathered Tues
day evening at the residence of Mrs. W. x.
| Morgan and enjoyed the oyster supper
served by the ladies of the Fifth Universalist
society.
About twenty-five members of st. Marks
Episcopal church were pleasantly enter
| tained Tuesday evening by Mrs. j. W Law
renee at her home, 1880 Second avenue
| south.
pleasant birthday surprise was given
Peter Nelson by number of his friends
Monday evening at his home, corner Seven
teenth avenue south and Fifth street.
pleasant surprise party was given ".
Hoyit, OF Duluth, last Saturday evening, who
| has been visiting his home in this city, by
number of his university friends.
Miss Irene Pratt entertained few. friends
| with Scoop Thursday evening, at 3O5
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the deciding game of the series.
The members of the Loyal Legion are pre-
| pairing for meeting at the Guaranty Loan
building next Tuesday evening. A supper is
| to be served at 7:30 o'clock.
Shaefer post, G. A. r., is to give grand
masquerade ball at Dietrich's hall, corner
Washington and Plymouth avenues north,
on the evening of Jan. II.
The senior and junior classes of the North
Side high school have in preparation series
of entertainments to be given at the assembly
hall now being fitted up.
The boys branch of the YM c. A. was
rendered a pleasant reception Monday even
ing. The attendance was fairly large. Re-
freshments were served.
The Eighth Ward W. c. T. u is to meet at
the residence of Mrs. E. M Tousley. 1929
Stevens avenue Thursday next. at , 80 D. NJ
Mrs. Barnes will receive the members Of
| Plymouth church Thursday at 3 p. m., at her
residence, 14l4 Stevens avenue.
The Flambeau club will give the second Of
series of socila hops at Masonic Temple