St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-03
SAINT PAUL.
RAMBLEs IN SOCIETY.

The st. Luke's Aid society will hold
its regular meeting at the residence or
Mrs. Law, 624 Olive street, Wednesday.
On the following afternoon the Ladies
Aid Society of st. Johns church Will
meet with Mis-. Chapman, Of 593 Holly
avenue.
Mrs. Charles Spencer, Of Irvine Park,
gave a reception last evening from ~
IL o'clock in honor of Mr.. ana MIS-
Charles Spencer Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Delaugherty gave
eucnre party last evening at their res
idence on East Twelfth street. Ihe
guests numbered about thirty.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Universalist Church will give cotllIl0n
nartv Friday evening. Feb. q, at the
Grand Opera House hall. The prelimi-
paries have been carefully arranged.
and the event will be most enjoyable
one in every respect. On the same even
ing the adult dancing class at NAL
collins Westmoreland hall Will noid ltS
second reception. The latter nall OF
the evening will be devoted entirely 10
the german.
Miss Gertie Spettel, of Dayton ave-
nue.. was given a pleasant birthday
party last evening. Although the ele-
ments were against them, some twenty
of her little friends came TO c0ngratu-
late her on the attainment OF her twelfth
year. The evening was SpepJ III read
ings, recitations and vocal and lnstru-
mental music.
Also on Friday evening the Town and
Country club will give the pink domino
party. which event, by the way, has
been more talked Of in society than any
thing else since Its announcement. The
greatest elaboration has marked the
6renaratiop for this entertainment,
Messrs. Gordon, Howe, Schumacher,
Heath and Morton being the gentlemen
in charge. The number OF the invita-
tons viii reach several hundreds.
Miss Flandrau, daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Flandrau. of Pleasant avenue, Will
be married Thursday afternoon at the
family residence to Frank w. Nc
CulcheOn. The reception to follow
will, without doubt, be one OF the most
brilliant OF recent date.
The st. Paul Banjo. Mandolin and Gui-
tar club has prepared special pro-
gramme Tor the Good Templars' enter
tainmpnt to occur at l4l East Ninth
street this evening. REGULATIONS. vocal
and instrumental music. etc, make up
the balance OF programme to be par
ticipated in by the best known muSl-
clans and localists in the city.
Thursday evening occurs the first in
formal reception of Ramsey council
ROYAL Arcanum, and members of the
council are working hard to make the
event a success. Dancing and cards
will be the chief attractions.
A red cap dancing party will be given
Friday evening by Miss Mabel McAu-
lev, of Dayton avenue. The idea is
somewhat unique in that all the young
ladies present must wear red, be she
blonde or brunette, and, unless very Ju-
dciously placed, the scarlet ribbons
will give the latter much the best OF IL.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club, one of the
Oldest and at the same time one of the
most popular social organizations in the
city, will give Its closing ball for this
season tomorrow evening at III
brary hall. The hall will be appro-
priately decorated, and the number of
guests of the club on this occasion will
ouunumber all previous ones. The
Wearers of the Ivy Leaf are determined
to make this bali a fitting close to It's
highly successful season.
The Twilight Dancing club will give
a social hop next Monday evening at
last dance under the club auspices until
the close of the Lenten season. On
this occasion handsome gold medal is
offered as prize to the most graceful
lady Walter. Seibert'S orchestra has
been secured to furnish the music, and
the event should prove highly enjoya-
bic one for all participants.
The programme announced by the
Young Mems Society of st. Johns
Lutheran church for the concert to be
given this evening at Standard hall
promises very excellent entertainment
In its fultillment. Among the names OF
participants are Miss Theresa Muench,
Miss Emma Hess, Miss Elizabeth Mag
mold, Miss Alice Heine, Miss Maud
Messrs. Frederick Barnay, Frank
Schmidt, Brose, W. B. Parsons, Willie
johnson. George Nichols, Charles He
berhardt. Ernest Nelson, Garlic Heine,
Prof. Charles POttgieser. j. Kamp, w.
w. WalpOle, William Wells, Granklyn
Lee and others. Several quartettes and
banjo clubs will assist.
The coming ball to be given by the
German club at WeStmoreland hall,
Feb. 10, gives promise of being one of
the most brilliant events of this season.
The number of invitations issued is
larger than ever before, and the assem-
bly, on the evening Of the ball will be
the largest in the history of the club.
Miss Gertrude Hanley of saltwater, who
has been visiting in the city, has returned
home.
Miss Maggie Humble, of Fourteenth street,
left yesterday for visit with friends in Chi
cago.
Mrs It. II. Weber, of Chicago, is visiting
friends on Ashland avenue.
Mrs Lafeure has returned from q TWO
weeks visit in Michigan.
Miss Aggie Taylor. of Clinton avenue, is
visiting in New Ulm.
Mrs George Winslow, of Marinette, is stay
ing at the Windsor.