St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-15
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

Wednesday evening there was very
pleasant wedding at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Joy, 1851 Lyndale avenue. The
contracting parties were Miss Lulu Joy and
c. S. Cox, F. 0. Holman, D. D., of st. Paul.
officiating i'll the presence of about seventy
the friends and relatives Among those
present were DR.. j. F. Force, E. Tunstead,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Moore DR.. and Mrs. Dill
bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Sutherland,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs Ii. A.
Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. James Iverson, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mac
Kean, MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
mel Covert, MIR. and Mrs Ii. Beckett. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nutter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Coe Mr. and Mrs Scott Coe, Mrs. r. W. Far
rier. Mrs B. Longly. the Misses Truesden,
Crandall, Hayden, Sidney, NJ. Sidney. Down
ing, Rolof, Anderson, G. Anderson, Farrier,
A. Farrier. Nutterand Messrs. Sidney, Weeks
Iyerson, Locke, Force, Clark, Coe.
Wednesday evening the Zuhrah ladies gave
another of the delightful receptions and
balls for which they are so very justly re
puted. The one in question was the last of a
series that has been conducted throughout
The winter, the proceeds OF all OF which have
been applied to charitable purposes. The
attendance at all has been large, but that at
the one Wednesday evening was unusually
so. some 800 couples being present.
Camp No. Z, Patriotic Sons of America, on
Tuesday evening gave its first anniversary
north and Lyndale. The event was well at
tended, the attractive programme of twenty
two numbers being greatly enjoyed by those
present. A bOuntiful lunch was served by
the ladies during the evening.
The statesmen of the New England were
pleasantly entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening at the Guaranty Loan building by
w. L. Harris. Among those who participated
In the pleasures of the event were Messrs
Aldrich, Worrall, Goodhue, Dickinson. Mills
paugh. Mead, Raymond. Wheeler, Turnbull.
KeTshaw.
n. Ii. John and wife were given surprise
on Monday evening at their home, HOS Har-
mon place. by about thirty members of Min
nehaha lodge d. of r., |. o. of G. r. 1t was
the nineteenth anniversary of their marriage.
They were presented with two handsome
easy chairs during the evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lake Street
M. e. church and Willard W. c. T. U. gave
pleasant social at the home of Mrs. Lecklter.
3112 Dupont avenue south There was a
good attendance. Music Rotations and re-
freshmentS served to add to the evenings
pleasures
Miss Jessie NJ. Ellis was pleasantly sur
prlsed by number of her young friends
who assembled at her home, res East Eight
eenth street Friday evening of last week.
I1ddledy Winks and progressive converse
ton served i'll part as amusements.
A ball was held DIT Harmonic hall Wednes-
day evening by the members of 0. B. A
Lodge. There was good attendance and
pleasant time was enjoyed by all. The pro-
ceeds go into the fund to aid the Russian
Jewish refugees.
S. y. Reed and wife entertained party of
about twenty friends last Saturday evening
at progressive euchre. The prizes were
awarded to Misses Martin. De Laittre and
parker ana Messrs. Thombs, SweetZer and
Freeman.
A progressive euchre party and supper was
given Thursday evening at Twenty-seyenth
street hall, by the ladies of the Third Uni
yersalist church. There was good attend
hnce and most enjoyable time was spent
by all.
A pleasant time was spent Monday evening
at Twenty-seventh street hall by the mem
bers of the Nicollet and Pioneer euchre
clubs. Card playing occupied a portion of
the evening, dancing forming a delightful
close.
E. J. Clough pleasantly celebrated his
birthday anniversary Tuesday evening at his
home on Hawthorne avenue. A few friends
were present TO whom a supper was served
1oIoWed by an opera party at the Lyceum
The East side Masons danced Tuesday
evening, assisted by a numder of their
friends. The event was amsng the pleasant
est or the season. The music was of an ex-
celent quality, being furnished by SAVER.
Friday evening the ladies of Park Avenue
Congregational church held pleasant social
and served supper of considerable attract
lveness- There was good attendance and
thoroughly good time was enjoyed.
The Merry Makers were out in large num-
Ders tuesday evening and. together with
numerous friends, enjoyed delightful dance
at their fifth ball, given at Cedar hall, corner
Lake street and Cedar avenue.
a reception was given at Morgan Post hall.
us Hennepin avenue, Thursday evening in
honor of Mrs Mary Leavens. of Faribault.
department president of the Woman's Re
lief corps
Acob-web social was given Tuesday even
ing by the ladies' OF Plymouth church at the
lecture room. There was good attendance
and an unusually pleasant time was enioved
by all.
Mrs. Andrew Rinker pleasantly entertained
few intimate friends at her home last even
ing. Dancing formed feature of amuse-
ment for which SAVER furnished the music
Miss May Bentlitf entertained the Ladies'
Drive Whist club yesterday afternoon at her
home, 1919 Ninth avenue south. The event
was most enjoyable TO those in attendance.
MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Heath gave very de-
Hghtful musical and social party at their
home, 9o2 First avenue north, Tuesday even
ing to number of their friends.
Miss Florence Kiehle entertained the mem
bers of the Echo Band of the First Presby-
terrain church, Wednesday afternoon, at her
home, 2S0l Portland avenue.
Mrs. William II. Fuller, of Eleventh street
north, entertained the ladies of the West End
Reading club Wednesday afternoon, in a
very pleasant manner.
Miss Marion Obert entertained in delight.
full way the members of the VIII o. the Wisp
club, Monday evening, at her home, 3109
Stevens avenue.
About twenty of the friends of Edwin G.
Anderson were pleasantly entertained at his
home, 1919 Fifth avenue SOUTH last Saturday
evening.
The Fdlix club was entertained Thursday
evening by II. L. Steinhauser and wife al
their nome. 2739 Second avenue south.