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

SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
ton on Monday evening at their home on
Eighth street and Third avenue south, in
honor of Rev. and Mrs. George M. Morrison.
OF Ada, Mimi, who were recently married.
The beautiful floral and other decorations of
parlors were very greatly admired. and some
very excellent music. consisting OF solos and
duets both vocal and instrumental, was rem
dered by Miss Agnes Chambers Miss Maud
Timer, Mrs. A. Millard, and Messrs. W. b..
Heath Van Wheeler and f. R. Daniels. The
guests were: Rev. and Mrs. George M. Nor
risOn, Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Faude, Rev. and
Mrs. Morley Senator and Mrs. j. S. Castle,
Dr. and Mrs. Chester G. Higbee, DR.. and Mrs.
C. Tobey DR.. and Mrs. Charles Griswold,
aGd q Mrs. Mrs. NJ Myers s St Br and nd
Mrs. F. F. Casseday Col. and Mrs. George O.:
Eddy Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. SLOVENIAN, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. James T..
Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Heath, Mr.. Van
Wheeler, Miss Maud Timer. Misses Cham
bers, MIR. and Mrs. T. r. Daniels, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Willard. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Litch-
field, Mr.. and Mrs H. W. Gleason, Dr. III. H.
Leavitt Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cowles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. Clements The
bride, Mrs Morrison, Is a sister Of DR.. Law
renee.
The Flour City Bicycle club was enter
tanned by Dr. H. w Clark Monday evening.
A large number of the club were present and
passed pleasant evening at cards. The gold
medals were won by Florence NJ. Lewis and
Fred Roach. The game was one of extra
ordinary interest on account Of four young
gentlemen having an equal number of games
until within two games of the finish, when
MIR. Roach went ahead. thereby winning
with a score of seventeen games. 1t was but
the second time Mr.. Roach has played the
TbnCa MpGHOmpg III
II. Hodgdon and Florence NJ. L.; Misses
Angelina Roach Margaret Myers. Nellie
Breeze, Anna Williams, Margaret Chapman
and Kitty Williams; Mesars. H. III. Hodgdon,
John W. Taylor, A. B. Choate, H. W. Clarke,
Harry Barrows, j. F. Galbrith, P. A. Sauers,
Fred Roach and Wilbur A. Reeves. The club
will be entertained Monday evening next by
W. A. Reeves, 500 Eighth avenue southeast
OF the pleasant social events Thursday
evening the entertainment and ball by the
Order of the Iron Hall, 1855, at Victoria
hotel, was one of the most enjoyable. From
$50 to 9:30 short programme was given,
as follows: Pianoforte solo, Prof. Henry
Prestly; vocal duet, Misses Pearl Cornell and
Lottie Fish; banjo and harmonica duet, the
Messrs. Chapman: explanation of object Of
Order of Iron Hall, j. r. Mackenzie; song,
Prof. Henry Priestly; vocal duet. Miss Cor
nell and j. Lorimer. At the conclusion of
the entertainment dance programme OF
seventeen numbers made the evening pass
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Entertainment committee, Fl. L. Poole, chair
man; B. N. Orlady, w. W. Sargent W. l..
Halliday and j. Lorimer; floor managers, H.
L. Poole, chairman; Ed Gutterson and Fred
Shuts. About seventy-fye couples were
present.
Judge A. II. Young was given a surprise
party by member of Hennepin County Bar
association at his home Wednesday evening.
Judge E. Terrence acted as spokesman for
the profession" and at the conclusion of a
neat and appropriate speech he presented to
Judge and Mrs. Young chest containing
thirty-four pieces of silver, also tea service
of five pieces. and eleven volumes of Stead
man and HutchingS' Library of American
Literature" Remarks were made by Judges
Atwater, Lochren, Shaw, Rea, Hooker and
Hicks Messrs. j. W. Lawrence, r. d. Rus
sell and Col. Benton. The remarks of each
bore numerous words of praise for the host.
| The witty and the serious were well com
bined AT the the close OF the informal talk
Mrs. Young invited the company to partake
| of light refreshments.
The Pioneer Euchre club was entertained
| Monday evening by A. r. Archibald and
| wife at 2705 Nicollet avenue. The evening
was pleasantly passed with euchre. after
| which light refreshments were served. The
head gentleman's prize was won by T. J.
| Trip, and the second prize by George W.
Flanders. The head ladies' prize was carried
| off by Mrs. j. G. Layman, and the second by
Mrs Rossman. Among those present were
| George Woollett and wife, Mr.. EllWood and
| wife, G. Backus and wife. E. Rossman and
wife, j. Trip and wife, George Flanders and
wife, II. 81. Heath and wife, NJ. o. Little and
wife. William AinsWorth and wife, j. G.
| Layman and wife, A. R. Archibald and wife,
L. Paulle and Helen Tozer
The R. and A. Whist and Euchre club.
| formerly the No Name Euchre club met with
Prof. Morse in his studio, on the eighth floor
of the Guaranty Loan building, Wednesday
| evening. The evening passed very pleasantly
under the fascinating influence OF these
amusements. Refreshments were served in
| the Guaranty Loan restaurant at the con
| clusion of the evenings enjoyment. Enough
members to occupy six tables were present
| The prizes were won as follows: Mr.. Nc
Kinney, head gentleman's prize, landscape
painting entitled THE Farm Gate;'' Mrs. w
B. Heath, head ladies' prize, landscape BIZ
of scenery entitled Midway" Mrs Morse
carried off second ladies' honors and Mr..
| Nichon second gentleman's prize.
The Fizzle club was entertained Wednes
! day evening at the residence Of j. A. Bar.
ringer, 1861 Irving avenue south, by H. L.
Barker. Progressive euchre and cinch were
| the principal pastimes of the evening and
| afforded much pleasure. Several musical
numbers were given. The guitar solo by II
| C. Barker was very well executed and re-
ceived hearty applause. A light repast was
The Misses Chapman, Eta Hall, Maud and
Bertha Stackpole, Caroline Hanson, Camp
bell, Mary Buck. Watson and Burlett; and
Messrs. Eugene Fogg, H. L. Barker, A. Hall
| F. Lewis Dr. HanscoIn, W. Whitworth h
w. Brown and c. Canterbury.
The Mahtowah club gave the fifth dance IL
the third series Tuesday evening at Centenary
music hall. dance programme of siXteeI
numbers furnished amusement for all
Thyle's orchestra furnished the music. c
| e. HOlbrook master of cerem onieS, placed al
| at their ease and assisted in making the even
| thnrnnUhlv 60jnvabln The floor a
consisting of j. D. McArdle, g. II. Winches
| ter and c. j. Waldron. ably assisted him
About seventy-fve couples were present
The merry Four gave very pleasant so
cial dance Tuesday evening at Royal Area
| mum hall The dance programme consisted
of nineteen numbers and proved interesting
to all present. H f. Burr acted as master o.
ceremonies. The following were present
| Messrs. j. j. Huss Blake Tunstead." f. o
Neal, C. E. Plummer, H. r. Davis, S. F. Jack
ish, A. F. Blacketter and George E. Woehler
and Misses NJ Douglas Mae Douglas, Maggie
Hahn, Ethel Perrin. Lille and Rosie West
Minnie Yoste and Edna Applin.
The members of the Third Universalst geyt
unique and pleasing entertainment Tues
day evening at Twenty-seventh street hall
| Instead of the usual masquerade costumes
the dancers were dressed according to char
acters in Shakespeare's plays. The costumes
| many of them, were rich and attracted muct
| attention, showing that the wearers had giyeI
every attention to details Such an enter
tainment is an educator in the works of thu
great playwright and awakens an interes
which does not soon die out The dance
| programme consisted of seventeen numbers
The valentine party Friday evening at thu
Guaranty Loan building, given by the ladie,
of the Homeopathic hospital, was a grea
success. both socially and financially The
halls on the third floor were used for dancing
| and refreshments were served in the restaur
ant on the twelfth foCfs The numbers or
the dance programme were arranged in