St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-08
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

Cora Harvell, returned from their we'd
ding trip Wednesday, and that evening
reception was rendered them by the
groom'S parents at SOB Russell avenue.
About hundred OF the friends of the
young couple were present to cOngratu-
late them, and partoOk of an elegant
collation., while music was furnished by
an Italian orchestra. Among the guests
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. E. &.
Potter; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. MacIntyre,
Mr. and Mrs Weber, MI and Mis-. r.
M. Carter Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Peters,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Col. Adams, Maj. Allen and wife,
Mrs. Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. Wetherbee,
Mrs. Joy, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Foote,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Charlton, the
Misses Mary Potter, Minnie Reynolds,
Mable Means, Polite Charlton. Katie
Charlton, Ada Chapman, Mary Evans,
Gertie Rubeth, Lizzie Reizeinhauser.
Nettie Rand, Mable Farrer, Annie Far
rier. Lulu Joy. Aggie Joy, Miss Roloff.
Nellie Ankeny, Matte Ankeny, Miss
Foglesang, Laura Berge. Myrtle Daw-
lev, Will Fruen. Oliver Howell, Frank
Howell, Mel Melville, Silas Hagg, Ed
Hagg. Bert Allen, John Weber, Cal
Weber, Mr.. Wiltberger, John Davis,
W.
ling, Will L. Coe, Cal COe, Andrew An
derson, Alma Bundy. Edna Bundy,
Henry Tween, Ed Gedney, Mr.. Cress,
Mr.. Meter, Frank Smith, Edwin How
ell, Bessie Bauman, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
COe, Mrs. G. W. Farrier. Louis Olson.
The event socially which surpassed all
others was the policemen's ball given
last Friday at the West hotel Upon
entering the dance hall, the guests were
met by the reception committee, consist
Ing of Supt. R. r. Henderson, Capt.
Dan Day, Capt. Jacob Helm, Capt. Martin
Burfening, Capt w. w. Bosworth
Lieut.. f. E, Coffin, Sergt. Washington
Pierce, Capt. Louis Ness and Inspector
James w. HankinsOn. AT 8 p. IN. the
grand march was called, after which
dancing began. Every number on the
programme was heartily enjoyed, and
much pleasure resulted because
of the admirable manner in
which the numbers were arranged.
The floral designs were furnished by
Mendenhall and consisted Of cut flow
ers and ported plants in profuSion. The
ladies' ordinary, reception rooms and
parl0rs contained the principal decOra-
tiOns. Much of the success OF the ball
Is due TO the efforts of the different
committees, and especially the commit
tee on arrangements, consisting of Supt.
r. r. Henderson, Capt. Louis Ness and
Lieut. J. S. Bean. Over 500 couples
were present. including many Of the
leading society people of the city.
Among these were Mayor p. B. Win
stOn and wife, eX-Mayor Babb and wife,
eX-Supt. of Police Winn Bracket and
wife.
Miss Angeline Roach very pleasantly
entertained the Flour City cyclists on
Monday evening at the home of her Sis
ter, Mrs. A. e. McCracFen. 1922 Harriet
avenue. The jolly crowd were cont
veyed to the home of Mrs. McCracken
in large Sleighs, where they were cor
daily greeted by the far hostess and
her assistant entertainers. The evening
was spent with refreshments, recita-
tons, etc. The club paper, edited by w.
A. Reeves, was read and selections re-
cited by various member of the club.
Those present were MeSdames H. Ii.
HOdgdon and A. E. McCracken. Misses
Margaret Chapman, Maggie Myers,
Angelina Roach, Flo Weer and Nellie
Breeze; Messrs H. w. Clark. Fl. H.
HOdgdon, A. E. McCracken, J. Frank
Galbrith, p. A. SaurS, w. F. Robinson.
w. L. Colborn, Harry Barrows, Fred
Roach and Wilbur A. Reeves. The
club meets next week with DR.. II. w.
Clark, on which occasion the F.. G. G.
Dramatic association will present that
interesting tarce-cOmedy, "A Cup of
Tea"
The members of the BrOwnson Cath
Ole club entertained their friends We'd
nesday evening at the club rooms, II
and IA Eastman block. After short
address of welcome by the president, Ii.
"a fnl
was given: Sonata, OPP. 49," first
movement, Hummel, j. V. O'Connor;
vocal duet, 'See the Pale Moon," Cam
pana, Miss Cornelius and Miss Dibb;
guitar duet, might Thoughts,'' Mr..
Lund and r. L. Costigan; recitation,
''Dead DOLL" Mrs. j. B. Rice; piano
solo, selected. Miss Fern Shores; So
prano solo, ITO Seville" Desauer, Miss
Maud Ulmer; mandolin solo, Faust, G.
Dacel, L. B. Newell; recitation, ASLEEP
at the Switch" Z. j. Darragh; baritone
solo, "Anchored." Watson, j. NJ. Len
non.
One of the thoroughly enjoyable
events this week was the dance given
Wednesday evening by the Zuhrah
ladies at Masonic Temple. Already the
dances given by this organization have
obtained q popularity among the So
cially inclined which insures them a
large attendance. Between 100 and 125
couple were present and enjoyed them
selves to the utmost. The dance pro-
gramme was one of the best given dur
ing this series, and included everything
which would cater to the popular
taste. Refreshments were served dur
Ing the evening. This was the fifth i'll
the series now being given. The sixth
will be given Feb. %, at the same place.
The leading social event in North
Minneapolis last week was the social
hop given Tuesday evening at the Levi
Butler q. A. r. hall by the Junior Dane
ing club for the benefit of ]. f. Kelly.
The dance programme consisted of
twenty-five numbers and was thorough
ly enjoyable Among those present
were Misses Hahn. Lizzie Monkey, Jessie
Butterfield, Lizzie Morris and Hecklan;
Messrs. Lewis White, n. F. Douglas, Fl.
E. Burr Tim Donohue. &. f. Blacketter,
q. A. Wheeler, G. E. Plummer and G.
G. Davis. H. r. Davis was master of
ceremonies. and much Of the pleasure
of the evening was due to his untiring
efforts.
Thursday evening the members ofthe
Highland Euchre club gave private
shop" TO few friends at Odd Fellows
hall. corner Sixth avenue north and
Lyndale. A programme of twenty-five
numbers was danced. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs McNaut, the
Misses Mckee, Moore, Woodwork,
Sawyer, McCollum, Stark, Mead, Ged-
ney, Foster, Berglund, Jones. Johnston,
Thibault, Baker, Mellen, Berhaus,
Thomas and Gowdey, and Messrs. Nc
Naut, Lynburner, Gedney, Davis, Par
fridge, TOwles, Moore, Webster, Lum,
Burdick, Dickerson, Mellen, Mckee,
Page and Holton.
Thursday evening Miss Vean Gordon
pleasantly entertained a progressive