St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-06
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

her young friends at her home, 1928
Laurel avenue, Thursday evening. The
event was styled a sketching party, and
1t was the endeavOr of the artists to
produce an object that would recall TO
mind some familiar song. About thirty
seven were treated in this way, the list
including ''McGinty," THE Old Oaken
Bucket" Way Down on the Swanee
River" and other favorites. Among
the artists were Misses Lily Best, Sallie
Ankeny, Bird Best, Alice Moore, En-
ma LOyejoy, Annie Fisher, Mary and
Mamie jackson, Lucy and Kate Dra-
per, Gertrude Blake, Lillian Daniel,
Louise Kiehle. Mary Marshall. Alice
Shepherd, Edith Wishart; Messrs.
Louis Daniel, Roy Maple, Wilbur Fiske,
Henry Thompson, Fred Mansfield,
George Jackson and W. II. Wood, of st.
Paul.
Mrs. Harry l.. Woodburn gave a
"Studio tea" Thursday afternoon at her
home at Bryn Mawr, being well attend
ed, despite the fact that the weather
was far from agreeable. The main OBJ
Ject of the tea was to attract attention
to collection of water color paintings,
the work of Miss Rena Hill, Of Indian
apOlis, Ind. The hostess was assisted
IN receiving and pointing out the beau
ties of the pictures by Mrs. j. E. Glass
and Mrs. Lucien Swift JT.
The Berkeley Social club, recently or
ganized, but which is already filling an
important place in social circles, gave a
card party Friday evening, which was
enjoyed by the greater part of the 100
members. Next weeks meeting will be
devoted to music or dancing. The club
embraces in its memberships variety Of
talent
An affair of more than unusual pleas
antness was the 'bus party to Edna
Mills, given Wednesday evening by
Fred Roach Two buSSeS filled to over
moving with young people made the
trip to the Edna Mills Town hall. There
refreshments were served and dancing
INDUCED in until late hour.
The Minneapolis Maine association
held basket social at Flanders hall.
corner of Nic0llet avenue and TWENTY
sixth street Friday evening. The as
sOciatiOn is at all times glad to welcome
former residents of the Pine Tree state
at these gatherings,
wednesday was a great day among
the members of Minneapolis Lodge No.
"a, Is. L. .. t., who at that time dedi-
Gated their reconstructed lodge room
and Initiated fifteen new members.
ing.
A reception was held Friday evening
at the w. e. L. u. coffee house in honor
Of Rev. w. w. Satterlee and wife. A
large number of temperance people
were present and enjoyed the pro-
gramme of speeches, music, etc.
Last Saturday marked the nineteenth
anniversary Of the birth of Miss Laura
Dalgren, and in the evening she was
assisted by number of her friends in
c0mmemorating the event, at her home.
US Second avenue southeast.
Mrs. G. w. Porter and Mrs. CIV. Case
were hosteSsess Wednesday, when they
entertained forty Of their lady friends
at luncheon at p. m, followed by pro-
greSSlVe euchre, at the home of Mrs.
Porter, 1000 Park avenue.
The +. A. u. club gave an ENJOYABLE
dancing party, Wednesday evening. at
the Eighth Ward Relief hall. About
hfteen couples were present, including
nearly all the prominent young society
people of the Eighth ward.
The dancing party given the evening
OF Nov q by Z. IL. BOardman. wife ana
daughter, at their nome on Oak Grove
street, in honor of Miss Ida Boardman.
OF New York, was one of the pleasantest
oOCldl 6htuIS Oh Tie past.
a reception was held Friday evening
at the Chicago Avenue Baptist church..
In honor OF the pastor, Rev. Whitney.
heV. Cnarles a. Reese, pastor OF the
Central Baptist church, made the CON
gratulatory address.
A progressive cinch party was held
SATURDAY evening at the home OF Mrs.
theodore NetmOre, in honor of the
Misses Stevens, of Milwaukee,, Wis
who are guests of Mrs. Z. l.. Carpenter
90 Willow street.
Mrs. Fred c. Barrows entertained tho
Luhrah ladies at her home, 227 Fourth
street southeast, Tuesday evening. The
affair was I'D the nature of a social and
benefit Tor one Of the families the ladies'
are assisting. 'o'
t. u, Bali and wife entertained very
pleasantly the Kodaphia club AFT their
nome, 3525 Clinton avenue. Saturday
evening. L. c. Briggs and wife I1s
East Twenty fifth street, entertain next
"Wednesday afternoon the ladies Of
All Souls church opened their animal
falr and sale Of fancy articles In TN .
church parlors. The display was mn
usually good. D''
Mrs. Z. Z: Corrigan gave a l O'Clock
luncheon Thursday afternoon at her
nome, l221 Hawthorne avenue. in houo1
OF ner guest, Mrs. j. 9. Hunter. ST,
The BrownsOn Catholic club held itc
hrSt social of the winter at its rooms
"Wednesday evening. The chief firm
or amusement was progressive euchre
Inc ladies' Of the Silver Lake Congre
satlohal church served New England
supper at Twenty-second and Fremont
avenue south Wednesday evening.
Local Branch 1855, and Ladies' Branch
1884, Order of the Iron Hall. held theil
ntth dahce at the lodge parlors, 55 Scutl
Fourth street, Friday evening.
Mrs. Franklin Greenleaf gave a {
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening to :
number OF friends at her residence. 81:
South Seventh street.
Mrs. j. b. McArdle entertained pleas
antly small company of friends at hel
home. Sl2 Eighth avenue north
Wednesday evening.
A delightful dancing party was giyer
Tuesday evening by Levi p Morton G
A. X. post al MahtoWah hall. The at
tendance was large.
Hon. r. B. LaDgdon and wife gave &
dinner party Wednesday evening il
honor OF Hon. w. d. Washburn anC
Mrs. Washburn.
The Z. a. u, SIS. danced THURSDAY
evening atthe new Bergland hall. corner
of Franklin and Seventeenth avenues
south.
Mrs. George r. Newell entertained 2
dozen Of her lady friends at luncheon
at 1o'clock Tuesday.
The 'SeXennial league'' gave ball al
Mahtowah hall Wednesday evening.
The Gypsy club gave a ball at Nor.