St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-04

Saturday evening last, at the residence
of Edward q. Falk and wife, 1912 Third
avenue south. the time was passed in a
most delightful manner. The winners
of the evening were Mrs. LOYAL +.
Hansal, Mrs. Fred w. Ames, Harry A.
Baltutf, De Witt G. Hayes, ladies and
gentlemen's first and second prizes re-
spectively; Mrs. r. A. Hayes, ladies'
lone hand; E. G. Falk, gentleman'S lone
hand. This evening the club is to meet
at the residence of Will 0. Falk, Second
avenue and Twenty eighth street.
Bricklayers' Union No. 2, at its an
nual meeting Wednesday evening,
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, G. Z. TrOw-
bridge; vice president, Richard Arm
strong; secretary, Peter Larence; treas
urer, Eugene Wall. The president was
elected delegate to the international
convention which meets at Toronto.
Cam, Jan. IL, 1891.
A novel Christmas entertainment was
held Tuesday,evening at the residence of
Rev. J. S. David, 1926 Fourth avenue
south. Tea was served during the fore
part of the evening, after which Christ
mas cave was opened with appropriate
exercises and sWeatmeats distributed by
scholars of the Sunday school dressed
as fairies. About sixty were present.
Mrs. II. B. Moore, of CIT East Eight
eentb street, entertained number of
her friends at progressive Iidlede Wink
party on Friday evening. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Small, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. r. Cameron, DR.. and Mrs. w.
n. Murray, Prof. Charles M. Jordan
and others
Monday evening pleasant dance and
reception took place at Normanna hall.
The affair was under the management
of the Gypsy club. composed of young
ladies of the Normanna society. About
sixty couples were present who most
thoroughly enjoyed the event.
New Years eve social dance was
held at Muldoon's hall, on Franklin
avenue. The dance programme, con-
Sisting of twenty numbers. was thor
oUghly enjoyed by all present. SAVERS
orchestra furnished the music.
Miss Nellie Morgan. who came home
from Albert Lea. MIMI, to spend her
vacation, was pleasantly surprised by
twenty Of her friends from the First
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening,
at her home at Kenwood.
Sunday afternoon r. n. Jordan, the
retiring superintendent of Hope mis-
sion, was presented by his friends with
a gold-headed cane. Mr.. Jordan has
done faithful service at Hope mission
for four years past.
The holiday reception of Malcolm's
juvenile classes, having been postponed,
will occur at the academy, TIC Henne-
pin avenue, next Wednesday evening.
NEW Year eve Mrs. Coe entertained
few friends with dancing at her resi-
dence, 100 Third avenue south. Thirty
couples were present.
S. G. Gale entertained the high school
juniors Friday evening at 1880 Harmon
place. SAVERS orchestra furnished
music for the dancing.
A New Years dinner was given
Thursday evening at the Baptist Taber-
nacle to 500 poor children of the city.
Nora lodge, K. of P, gave grand
ball New Years evening at Masonic
Temple, IT'S couples being present.
William M. Janney and wife, 1900
Second avenue south, entertained
number of friends last evening.
John N. Chick and wife will welcome
their friends at 2712 Biaisdell avenue.
where they are now at home.
The Sons of Veterans, Camp No. 9.
will give social ball Jan. at $40 Four
teenth avenue southeast.
The Merry Four will give dance
Jan. 10 at the North Side Royal Ar
canum hall.
A dance was given Monday night at
DANA hall by the Shamrock Social club.
''The Antlers" had full dress party
at Mikado hall on New Years eve.
Mrs. Emerson Cole received New
Years day from to 10 p. m.