St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-15

novelty has hardly Deen eXcelleQ was tue
Japanese party given Friday evening at the
rooms of the Eighth Ward Equitable Aid
union. Nearly all the ladies present were
dressed in the loose, flowing robes peculiar
to Japan, as were also some few OF the gen
tlemen Nearly fifty couples were present
and thoroughly enjoyed the seventeen num-
bers on the programme Refreshments were
served in the banquetlng hall.
progressive euchre party, very enjoyable
in its character, was given Monday evening
by Miss Flower WEIGH at her home on Linden
avenue. There were ten tables, and the play
was kept up to a reasonably late hour re-
freshments being served. Prizes were won
by Frank Crowell, Mrs. A. Fl. Hedderly, Ed
mund G. Walton. DR.. A. Ii. Hedderly, Mrs
George X. Shaw and Mrs. Robert Anderson.
N. c. Pratt entertained a scoop and fiddle
dywinks party Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Julia Richardson, 2728 Second
avenue south. AS is usually the case, there
were several beginners present, and the con
test for the BOBBY prize was vigorous. MISS
Bessie Carpenter secured it. E. G Pratt made
a failure at The wink game, but scooped in
447 points on Scoop.
Mrs. j. N. Fitzgerald entertained the La
dies Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
of the Hennepin Avenue M. E. Church We'd
ncsday evening at the regular monthly tea
The refreshments were paraken of at $780,
following the discussion of which an inter
esting musical programme was offered, the
same being greatly enjoyed by the many per-
sons present.
G. j. Heinrich and wife were very pleas
anty entertained by surprise party gwen
at their residence, corner of Thlrty-second
street and Third avenue south. The time
was delightfully."- spent by all the guests, who
INDUCED III various forms of amusements
such as dancing cards and music. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Mrs. r. C. HAYWOOD gave thimble bee OH
Tuesday afternoon which was attended by
large number of her lady friends. The event
was given in honor of her guests, Mrs. Emily
Haywood and Miss Haywood, OF Rochester,
N Y The guests included Misses Susie NC
Kay and Shores, and Mrs. White, who gave
several musical selections.
Among the clubs recently organized is the
Lyndale Apollo club. consisting OF literary
people residing in the vicinity of Lyndale
avenue and Lake street. The officers are as
follows: President H. L. Barker; vice presi-
dent. Miss Flint; secretary. Miss Campbell
The students and faculty of the State uni
versity homeopathic department were enter
tanned on Friday evening of last week by DR..
H. w. BraZie, at his home, 415 Tenth street
south. About thirty persons were present,
and enjoyed pleasant time.
Will O. Falk and wife were pleasantly
entertained on Tuesday evening, at their
home, 2s06 Second avenue south, by the
Crazy Club. Games and other features or
of entertainment were employed to make
the time pass agreeably.
Lent began Wednesday, and is being quite
as generally observed bymembers OF Eplsco-
pal, Catholic and Lutheran churches as IS
the usual custom. Frequent services are held
at the several churches, while at some daily
services are being held.
After very enjoyable skating party Tues
day evening Miss Mary Lyons and Il. M.
LYONS entertained about twenty of their
friends at their home on Oak Grove street
Games were INDUCED in and refreshments
served
Route a large number of representative Odd
Fellows and their wives went to st. Paul
Tuesday evening to attend the competitive
drill and ball given at Armory hall. Some 200
persons were i'll the party going Oh special
train.
Rev and Mrs. s. W. Sample entertained
friends Wednesday evening. it being the oc
casion of their regular ''at home" The num-
Der present was quite large and all enjoyed
themselves in the customary pleasant man
ner.
Lindley Webb entertained the Knights of
Oregon at his home. 2445 Harriet avenue
Monday evening very pleasantly. The club
is composed of gentlemen, the time of its
meetings being devoted mainly to cribbage.
The NO Name Whist Club was enter
the artist at the Guaranty Loan building
The games were thoroughly enjoyed, as were
other features of the evening.
About 100 ladies were entertained at
thimble bee Monday afternoon by Mrs Mer-
rill, of Harrison place. She was assisted by
Mrs. II. &. Harrison and Mrs. Frank I'll.
Peavey, who poured the tea
Mrs. Downing, of Is Fifth street south, en-
ertained the sewing circle of the o. 7. Nor
ton Women's Relief corps Wednesday after
tnoon. There was a good attendance and
all enjoyed pleasant tive.
A masquerade was given Tuesday evening
at Plummer Post hall by the Key of the West
Gida Social pIuh Thnrn UnO6 attnn6-
ance and the occasion is reported to have
proved most enjoyable.
A sheet and pillow case party was held
Tuesday evening at the residence of Miss K.
,. Chaeny, corner of First avenue south and
Sixteenth street. under the auspices of the
Lakotah club
The Select Knights will give social enter
tainment and ball Monday evening, Feb. %,
at rs Hennepin avenue. A general invita-
ton has been extended to all uniform bodies
in the city.
pleasant reception was held Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Arthur Cav
cult, 62S Sixth avenue north, by the Kings
Daughters of st. Andrews Episcopal church.
The M. r. T. club had pleasant party at
MikadO hall last Saturday evening. A pro-
gramme of sixteen numbers was danced.
About twenty-five people were in attendance.
ERobert Fairweather and wife entertained
number of friends at progressive euchre at
their home, 2429 Park Place. Friday even
ing. The occasion proved very pleasant.
Miss Minnie A Rexford gave a reception
Friday evening to about forty of her friends
at SIS Fifteenth avenue southeast. Dancing
was the chief pleasure of the evening.
Miss Beck Baker entertained the j. Fl. @.
Eueher cluD Monday evening at her home on
Lake street. The time was very pleasantly
spent by ali present.
H. Smith and wife, OF Hotel Leland, acted
as host and hostess to number of friends
Tuesday evening. who were most delight
fully entertained
Louis Long entertained a select party of
friends Thursday evening at 901 Groveland
avenue with dancing. Light refreshments
were served.
A literary and musical social will be given
by the !. o. o. F., at the hall corner of Mic
oliet avenue and Twenty sixth street, to-mor-
row evening.
A pleasant entertainment was given Tues
day evening by the Fidelity division, Sons of
Temperance, at their hall. There was fair
attendance.
A masquerade ball was given by the mem
bers of Golden Link lodge, l. o. o. F., Tues
day evening at their hall, $40 Fourteenth ave-
hue south.
A number of ladies were entertained by
Mrs. L. Swift Jr., Wednesday afternoon.
The amusement furnished was progressive
euchre.
On Tuesday evening scoop was the medi-
UNI Of entertainment for few Of the friends
Of Miss Edith Cheney at 1916 Stevens avenue.
The Silver Spoon club was pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs. f. Fl. Boardman at her
home on Oak Glove street, Monday evening
The Crazy club was pleasantly entertained
by De Witt c. Hayes and wife at their home,
214 Stevens avenue, Wednesday evening.
Miss Anna Gale entertained the Young
Peoples club on Tuesday evening, by giving
what proved to be delightful german.
Mrs Nero entertained the James Bryant
W. r. c. and post last evening at her home,
2611 Nicollet avenue.
A ladies luncheon was given at the home of
Mrs S. c.. Gale, on Harmon place, Friday
evening CT last week.
The A. P. E. club was entertained last
night by Loyal o. Henson and wife at 2721
First avenue south.
The Junior society met with Mrs. Mary A.
Marsh, Wednesday evening, at 7S2 East
Franklin avenue.
The East Side Masons held a pleasant
social hop Tuesday evening at their hall.