St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01

| mis-. JOuU NdIl, vi ElcfCuIu otlCCo,
| gave reception and echre party Fri.
day evening to coterie of ladies and
gentlemen. The special object of the
| gathering was to Introduce Miss Mabel
Smith, of Red Lake Falls, who is Mrs.
| Carl'S guest this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. Michaud entertained
party of their friends at progressive
euchre at their pleasant Hague avenue
home on Wednesday evening. Among
the lady prize winners were Mrs. j. +.
| Mccormick, Mrs. Stephen Purtell and
| Mrs. Mcnamara.
| The marriage of Sydney HoDan to
| Dollie E. O'Neill, second daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neill, of 249 East
! Tenth street. was solemniZed i'll st.
PauPs church Wednesday morning,
Jan. %, at 10 o'clock, by Rev. John
| Wright.
On Wednesday evening at the cathe-
| draI, John G. Hardy and Miss Katharine
Roche will be united in marriage. Mr..
| Hardy is the son of Nicholas Hardy, One
| of the old-time settlers of the city, and
is one of Sheriff Beams force.
Mrs. n. P. Langford, of South Ex-
| change, gave an afternoon tea Friday.
| About thlrty-five of the intimate friends
| of the hostess passed most enjoyable
afternoon in conversation, interspersed
with music and fancy work.
w. B. De Garmo's dancing class gave
one of their delightful receptions at
Lifts hall on Saturday evening. About
forty couples participated. Several
figures of the german were danced, led
by Mr.. De Garmo.
Cards are out for the second reception
of the adult dancing class which takes
NJ ibid al l.
collins dancing academy, Westmoreland
hall. The dancing commences at 8 and
the german at 10.
The Summit Skating club gave its
first hop at Marquardt's hall Thursday
evening. Sixty couples danced to the
music of Hillyard'S orchestra. The
club will give its second hop very soon.
G. E. Dixon has been on a visit to
Clinton, To-, where he went to attend
the wedding of his sister, Jennie Dixon,
who was married to George ID. McDaid,
of that city, on Wednesday last.
The ladies of the First M. E. church
gave social Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Pascal Smith, on Laurel
avenue. The attendance was large and
very pleasant time was spent. 3e
Miss Matte Jennings, sol Ashland
avenue, entertained the Auf Wieder-
sehen club Wednesday evening. Twenty
members were present and enjoyed a
most pleasant time
Mrs. Silas D. Walsh, of Ashland ave-
nue.. gave a cobweb party Thursday
evening. About twenty-five persons
were interested in untangling the
mes hes of the web.
Mrs. James Knox Taylor, Of Western
avenue, gave reception yesterday
afternoon for young ladies, from 4 until
o'clock, in honor of Miss Lyon and
Miss Patterson.
Thursday, Feb. 5, the wedding of Miss
Flandrau and Mr.. Cutcheon will be
quietly celebrated at the house of Judge
FIandrau. There will be grand re-
ceptiOn.
The reception of Mrs. Shepardson,
assisted by Mrs. Searles, 1902 Carroll
street, Wednesday afternoon, was a
largely attended. brilliant occasion.
James G. Grace, of st. Paul, was mar
ried on Dec. 4, at Montreal, to Miss
Moss, of that city Mr.. and Mrs. Grace
arrived nome in st. Paul Monday.
Mrs. Hayden Cole, of Harrington
place. gave pleasant reception Thurs
day afternoon from 3 to 6 O'Clock for her
guest, Miss Walker.
Mesdames Shepard and Crick, of Day
ton avenue, entertained goOdly num-
Der of their friends at charming tea
Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. F. Meeker, of Grand avenue,
gave pleasant reception Friday even
ing for her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Stet-
son. of Wahpeton.
DR.. and Mrs. Henderson, Of st. An
thOny avenue. Merriam Park. enter
md o-tx
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Universalist Church will give a cOtilliOn
party Friday evening, Feb. 6, at Grand
opera house hall.
The Married Ladies' Progressive Eu-
chre club met last Thursday afternoon
Dayton avenue.
gave reception on Saturday afternoon
in honor of her guest, Miss Patterson, of
Philadelphia.
The Lower Town Progressive Clnch
club met at the resid ence of W. N. Cum
berry, 307 Olmsted street, Thursday
evening last.
The High Pressure Whist club met at
the home of Mr.. Ordway Thursday
evening. where they spent very pleas
ant evening.
Miss Maude Gould ente rtained the
Serious club at cards and music We'd
nesday evening at her home On Central
avenue.
A Saltwater theater party at the JEFF
ferSon-FlOrence matinee on Wednesday
were much pleased with the perform
ance.
Thursday evening, Jan. 20. Rev, G. E.,
Haupt entertained the Sunday school
teachers of the Chapel of the Messiah.
There will be grand masq uerade
ball at Marquardt's hall. cor ner Carroll
and Lewis streets, Saturday. Feb. 7, '91.
Mrs. r. f. Mead issued invitations for
a photograph Sociable Thursday eyen-
| ing next for Miss Melville Marine. a.
The marriage of Miss Ada Finch to
j. r. Woodheat Wednesday was one of
| the pleasant events of the week.
Monday evening the Misses Stephen
son, of Laurel avenue, gave an after
noon and evening reception. e
The Misses Undertake. of Arundel
street, received on Wednesday,, their
usual weekly reception.
Mrs. and Miss GaIusha. of Irvine park,
gave an afternoon reception on Friday
from until 6 o'clock. pl
The Misses Baldy,of Ashland avenue,
| gave an informal afternoon yesterday
| from until o'clock. ST
Wednesday evening Mrs. F. G. Field
| gave dinner for Misses Trevor, Sher-I
wood and Mcleod.
| Saturday evening DR.. and Mrs. Quinn,
| of Iglehart street, entertained a number
| of their friends.
Miss Mabel Perkins. of ST. Peter street.
entertained few friends Informally
| last evening.
| Miss Dolan, of Smith avenue, enter
tanned the W. Y. w. last Saturday even
ing.
| MFR. and Mrs. j. B. TarboX. of College
avenue, gave dinner on Monday even
Ing.
PLEASURES PROSPECTIVE.
The Twilight Dancing club gives its
| next social hop Monday evening. Feb.