St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20
RESUME OF THE WEEK.


Miss Bessie Snider very gracefully played
the part of hostess Monday evening. On
that occasion she entertained about forty of
her friends, younger members of society, at
the home Of her parents, Capt. and Mrs. s.
=. Snider, ll26 Mount Curve avenue. with
charming ribbon german. The house was
decorated in tasteful manner. autumn flow
ers and leaves being used mainly. The cos
tunes of the ladies were rich and handsome,
adding much to the briltiancy of the occa-
sion. j. Willis Jones led the german. Ten
figures were danced, occupying the entire
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Snider were assisted
i'll the distribution of favors by Morris Halo
well and wife.
A banquet which was thoroughly enjoyable
in every particular was that held Wednesday
evening by the members of the Minneapolis
Dental association IN Dorsetts parlors. An
address by DR.. F. II. Brimmer, president of
the association, an impromptu speech by DR..
W. A. Spaulding, and talks by DR.. Whiting. of
Mortified; Van DuZee, of St. Paul; and
Stearns of Zumbrota, added much to the
pleasure of the occasion. After this month
the association will resume its regular meet
ings the third Wednesday of each month in
the Library building.
A unique social was given at the Calvary
Baptist Church by the Y. P. S. C. E. Wednes-
day evening. For some time past the mem
bers of the Christian Endeayor society have
been working in different ways to earn lit
tie extra money with which to pay off their
share OF the convention expenses; after
short literary and musical programme, and
an address by Rev. q. l.. Morrill,, the mem
bers related their experiences in earning
money.
The young people of Ali Souls church, at
Eighth avenue southeast assisted by the
pastor and his Wife Rev. and Mrs s. w
Sample, threw open the parlors of the church
Wednesday evening tor reception rendered
students of the state university and friends
and members of the church. a goodIy num-
Der of the former were in attendance, while
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gathering OF more than 100 persons.
reception and welcome was rendered
Rev. William Wilkinson and wife Friday
evening, at their residence, 1913 Logan ave-
lue south, by the pensioners of st. An
drews Episcopal church. The welcome ac-
corded them was hearty one Mr. and Mrs
Wilkinson have spent the past summer In
England, and have just returned. BoIh have
been greatly benefited by their trip.
". II. LevingS and wife celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their marriage Tuesday
evening at their home, 1924 Queen avenue,
being assisted by about thirty friends. The
event proved in every way pleasant TO both
guests. and host and hostess
Friday evening of last week E. P. Thomp-
son and wife entertained about 150 friends at
their residence, 3035 Cedar avenue The
event was held in honor of visiting friends
All attending report a delightful evening
spent.
A cobweb social was given Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Malmstedt. 800
Fourth street northeast, by the ladies of
Dudley p Chase Womans Relief corps.
A delightful dancing party was given Mon
day evening by Miss Mabel Wilcox at her
home, 1901 Third avenue south, In honor OF
her friend, Miss Ella Clerihew.
Charles McReeve and wife entertained
about twenty-five young society people at
their home, ''Sunnyside," Lake Harriet, Tues
day evening.
we'll attended ice cream social was held
Wednesday evening at the Western Avenue
helhodist church. given by the ladies'