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

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j. W. Gordon, recitations by Miss Lindstrom
| Miss Gordon, Miss Ludwig, Miss Wasser-
zieher reading by Mrs. f. r. Fuller, a song
| by j ". Gordon, music by Prof. Patch, and
! Rotations by VIII Sullivan and j. W. Cor
don. William Jones was called out, and for
five minutes poured out the emotions and
sentiments of a sincere soul to the edlfication
| of the thoughtful. The occasion was greatly
enjoyed.
| Mrs. Lanpher of DAYTON avenue. enter
tanned the Kangaroo club Thursday evening
| Progressive euchre was the feature of the
evening. The prizes being handsome, much
| interest was shown. The lucky members
were Mrs. Hughson. winner of the ladies'
head prize. securing a silver spoon; Mrs.
| Cross won an after-dinner coffee cup, saucer
and spoon. as the lone hand prize. The gen
| tlemens head prize, silk umbrella was won
! by Mr. Mcconnell. Mr.. Mathews won a
shaving set as progressive prize, and Mr..
Judson captured the lone hand prize, con
| sisting of set of handkerchiefs.
al Naylor will never forget his eighteenth
! birthday anniversary, which was most hap
ply and Unexpectedly impressed upon him
by party of his young Park friends Thurs
day evening. The evening was spent in
dancing and music. Lunch was served. and
| a nicer lot of young people is seldom got to-
/ gether. Among those present were Misses
!, Annie King, Lutte Baker, Lottie Shepard,
| Laura Shepard, Clara Ross, Berta Cunning
! ham, Ethel Mason and Fanny Baker; Messrs
Robert Greene, Fred Baker Will Baker
| Ralph Eastman, Rufus Edwards. John Cor
! corar and Jay Douglass.
The Ladies' Aid Society of OIivet Church
/ gave one of the most successful entertain
! ments OF many they have had this winter at
! the residence of DR.. d. +. Brooks, in Union
| Park, Thursday evening. The well-known
| hospitality of the hostess and the merited
reputation of the ladies of this society in the
! culinary line brought together over 100 peo
! pie. Miss Bertha Hunt. twelve years of age,
PLAYED a piano solo with much skill. and
| Mrs. Matthews, with her beautiful voice.
! charmed the audience as usual. A generous
! sum was added to the treasury of the society.
E. Lightbody. of Fort Smelling, entertained
| a number OF his friends ut the residence of
: his aunt, Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, }74 East Winni-
! fred street. Tuesday evening. Cards and
! dancing were the leading features of the
! evening. Among the. guests were Misses
| Cunnez and Maud Blaisdel, Alice Elmer,
, Barbara Clinch, Mabel Patterson, Carrie
! Christ, Margaret and Jeanie Frank Ester
| Swayne, and Messrs. James and Walter
ErskIne, Edward Poncher, Alfred Cleveland,
Joseph Wheeler, Harry Smith, Henry Huldes
| and Martin McKenrick.
A very pleasant social time was enjoyed by
the charter members of the railroad branch
! OF the Iron Hall last Wednesday evening at
the 4. O. I. W. hall where they met to com
! plete their organization. The deputy supreme
justice was present, and congratulated the
members on the personnel of the new branch.
! Before adjourning 1t was decided to elect
officers at their next meeting. March % as
arrangements will be made to have a Jolly
good time on that evening
Arrangements are perfected for concert
and informal hop to be given Friday even
ing, March 20, at Aleayde hall, under the
auspices OF Ramsey Council No. 1,250. Royal
Arcanum. An excellent programme has
been arranged, including numbers by the
Haydn quartette. w. A. Nichols, guitar. Will
lam Browne and Miss Browne in piano duets
a ntxviD Po,, nd al,
The class of 81 of the high school will give
an entertainment in two weeks. when play
written by Messrs. Charles Harbaugh and
Oakley Stout will be given. From the title,
Pursued by Fate It is evident that the
play will be very thrilling. Mrs Fred Baldy
Will appear as the leading lady. while Fred
Marvin will personate the hero The play
has five acts, ending with truly classic ex-
termination of all the characters.
On Easter day the children's service in st.
Mary's church will be held in the afternoon
at o clock, and not in the evening as an
nounced on the Lenten cards. 1t is expected
that Dr. Andrews. of st. Paul, will address
the children. Holy baptism will be admins
tered at the service. Beginning with Easte
Gay there will be evening as well as morning
service
Miss Daisy Bell gave a Lenten tea in honor
of her birthday. Tuesday March TO- Among
those present were the Misses Margaret Hin
kle, Bernice Chamberlain, Florence Brainerd,
Kitty Sullivan, IOni Davis, Eulah Douglass,
Clara Mckinstry. Hortanza Zamn, Amanda
Zamn. Helen Ross, Otelia Loathman and
Marion Searis and the Misses Blanche Gibbs,
Sallie Gibbs and EMILY Wagner, from st.
Paul.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church desires to express their
] thanks to the Odd Fellows lodge for the free
| use OF their hall Tuesday afternoon and even
| ing, and their generous patronage, also to the
! friends i'll the Park, and to the musicians,
| who so ably filled the hour and for the
| ind ac IF Ind r-io af9e &c
! the fair exceed $50.
/ The Tramps were entertained by Mrs. Wor-
| then. on Nelson avenue, Friday evening.
/ Pictures of Italy were shown, ana several
| prominent people gave talks The society
| has grown rapidly In the last few months.
| and the membership has reached 100 The
! travels of the club have been entertaining as
well as instructive.
| Little Miss Lulu Kingsley. of 593 Marshall
avenue. was surprised with agreeable COM
| pleteness Wednesday afternoon by visit
| from company of her little friends, whom
| she proceeded to entertain in the most pleas
| ant fashion.
number of the Parks young people en-
| joyed sleighing party to St. Paul last Satur-
/ day evening. Upon their return they were
| entertained for short time by Mrs. F. B.
| Ross. of Iglehart street, who served refresh
ments.
/ has been entertaining the past week Mrs
Benjamin Longley. of Minneapolis; Mrs. q.
| E. Wilson, of Randolph, and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
HUMPHREYS, of Martin COUNTY
Mr.. KInning gave Il social party at his
home, 6S3 North street, DaytOn's bluff, Tues
| day evening. About thirty guests were pres
| ent and dancing and card playing were the
| diversions of the evening.
The guild of Ascension church met with
| Mrs. Dixon Friday evening. Elaborate ar
| rangements are being made for the fancy
| dress carnival March 30.
Mrs T. G. Walther. of Ashland avenue, en-
tertained about thirty of her lady friends
very pleasantly Wednesday afternoon with
''thimble bee
! The Y P. S. C. E. of the House of Hope
| church held musical and literary entertain
! ment and social at the church parlors Friday
| evening
The coasting party gotten up Monday even
| ing last by some of the Nushka men was en-
| tertained afterwards by Miss Finch at her
| home.
Ladies and gentlemen of the First Baptist
! church gave a Scotch evening Friday night at
the church parlers.
Mrs. H. S. johnson gave small dinner
party Thursday, evening for Miss McKenna,
! Of Omaha.
The High Pressure Whist club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Lieut.. Glenn.
! Miss Larkin will entertai in the Schuffiers
| on the first Wednesday after Lent
Mr.. George, of Ashland avenue, entertained
the Right Angle club last evening.
Mrs. HUghson, of Dayton avenue, will en-
| terrain the kangaFoos after Lent.
| Garfield post, G. \. R., held dance at the
| new hall " Wednesday evening.
Mrs Ovitt. of Irvine Park, received Friday
| for Mrs. j. Z. Grace.
! An Easter Bonnet
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