St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-05

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strong, c. eatherby, j. d. Armstrong, ii.
Weatheiby and B. H. Wright. Though sur
prised, Miss Moore made the evening de-
lightful one for all her guests.
The readings of the Russian Princess En-
April Q and 16. The first reading will be
given in the afternoon at the Aberdeen, the
subject being Russian Music The second
reading will occur in the evening at 25f sum
His Family The events are looked for
ward to with much interest and pleasure,
as those who have listened to the princess
have found the readings both profitable and
entertaining.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. DR.. Markoe, OF
Ashland avenue, gave a reception. number
of ladies paid their respects to the hostess
during the reception hours Mrs. Prince
assisted Mrs. Markoe i'll receiving. Miss
Banning served chocolate Mrs. F. T. Nc
pretty little tea tables. Mrs. A. j. Gillette
and Miss Grace Prince divided the honors in
the dining room. The reception rooms were
beautifully decorated with flowers
The Abel CLUB gave a private. party at the
residence of F. j. Meyst, 1910 Iglehart street.
Wednesday evening. Twelve dancing num-
bers were upon the programme, and the oc-
casiou was one of elegant pleasure. Among
the guests of the evening were the Misses
Ward. Cleannan, Crossley, Keefer. B. Pink
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and Mrs Meyst Messrs. Wilson, Keefer, Far
rar ana REM.
Miss Mae Van Worries, of 4S6 Marshall ave
nue, entertained a number of her friends
from st. Mary's school, at Faribault, Friday
evening. Among those present were Misses
Clark, Riddle, Warner, Giifillan, Gilfillan,
Armstrong. Warner, Wheelock, Brown, Rich
ardson Hutchins: Messrs Bates, Braden.
Warner, Warner, Whitcomb. Youngman, Gil
tillan, Burke. Reed Robinson, Jones.
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tanned by the Misses Reinecker at their home
Thursday evening Progressive euchre was
INDUCED in until a late hour, after which
lunch was served, followed by music and
dancing. Those taking prizes were Misses
Winker. j. Winker. Lawrence and Freeman,
and Messrs. Keller. Mulane. Wichman and
Sutmar.
Miss Zulu Butcher, at the Barteau, enter
tanned the Auf Wiedersehen club Wednes-
day evening The guests were Misses SevartZ,
Hoffman. Gussie Hoffman, Grosley, kiefer,
Trowbridge, Davidson, and the Misses Buck
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Doubleday, Mr. and Mrs
Butcher, Messrs. Pray, Rice, Nagle, Trow-
bridge, Ba es, Jennings ana DR.. Darling.
Miss Josie Q'Keefe entertained her young
friends to delightful dancing party, which
was held in the Forepaugh block Thursday
evening AT midnight an elegant repast was
served. and at 2:3O a. m. all departed for
home, having spent most delightful even
ing, which was indeed, credit to the host
eSS.
Miss Stella Murphy entertained the Q. t.
@. Euchre club Wednesday evening. There
was a merry party sufficient for eight tables:
After the cards there was luncheon and
dancing. Prizes were won by Miss Leonora
Bauer, Mr.. Lesh and L. Koran.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
House OF Hope Church rendered reception
10 w. 2. Landon upon his return from Chica-
go Friday evening. The reception was an un-
usually brilliant and pleasant affair. and was
MO atfnn6n6 I Qn6nn'Q
friends.
The Orpheus Choral club, of Davton's
bluff. james Blake director. will meet next
Monday evening and every Monday evening
at the Bates Avenue Methodist church. The
club is preparing for grand concert TO be
given early next month.
At the next meeting of Ramsey Council,
Royal Arcanum, six new members will have
the degree conferred. Arrangements will
also be made to give card party at the
council rooms the latter part of April.
The pupils of Mrs. yalberg How'd Stub
gave piano recital at Martins music rooms
on East Third street. The programme was
excellent and showed great care on the parts
of the instructor and pupils.
The programmes for the dance given by
the Cinch club were most unique, the photo
graphs of all the members being printed on
each programme. Quite pretty idea.
William L. Kelly Jr. gave birthday din
n ner Thursday evening at his 10 home on sher-
tlemen friends enjoyed the occasion.
Miss Hattie Richardson gave a reception to
a number OF friends at her dancing academy
in the Grand block Wabasha street. Thurs
day evening.
The members of the st. Anthony Park
Episcopal church will hold a social at the
residence of Mrs D. L. Polk next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Betsy Constans has issued cards for
dance TO be given next Tuesday evening at
the residence of her parents on Summit
avenue.
The Silver Thread Literary society will
meet next Saturday evening with Florence
Walker the temporary president, at 20 Bates
avenue.
Miss Katherine Officer entertained few of