St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-16
IN A SOCIAL WAY.

st. Luke's Literary and Social club met last
evening.
Miss Morton will give her second musicale
this evening at Farwell hail.
Mrs. E. c. Clemens has left on a visit to
Milwaukee for 4 few weeks.
Mrs. Smith Jones will entertain the Ladies'
guild tomorrow afternoon at Merriam Park.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Stokes, of st. Anthony
Park, will shortly leave on visit TO Mon
tana.
Mrs. F. L. Barry is entertaining at her resi-
dence, st. Anthony Park, her mother, Mrs.
Needham.
Miss Alice Baker yesterday entertained the
Young Ladies Literary Society of ST. An
thony Park
Mrs C. II. Cook will this afternoon enter
tain the Ladies' Chautauqua circle, of Mer-
Tiam Park.
most pleasant invitation dance at the hotel
last evening.
University Lodge No. 81. A. O. [. W. gave
dance and entertainment last evening at
Horman's hall
Miss Josie and Lizzie Wood gave most
pleasant party at their residence on Hamline
avenue Monday evening.
Mas Clyde Warner, of Pascal avenue, will
leave this morning for Brainerd on visit to
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Wells.
The ladies OF the Peoples church will
morrow at 81 East Third street.
Miss Maude Upton, who is great favorite
in ST. Anthony Park, will shortly be led to
the altar by Frank Eustice, of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Kerr have returned
from their wedding tour, and are at home at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Trolbridge.
DMr and Mrs. II. r. Morrison. of Wynne
street, entertained a number of ST. Paul
friends last Saturday evening at their resi-
dence.
The ladies of the Philomathean society are
requested TO meet at Lifts hall Friday even
ing. April II. 10 complete arrangements for
the coming party April "a
The Orpheus Choral club met last evening
for rehearsal at Bates Avenue NJ. E. church.
A grand concert will be given in May at
which the Blaikie CHORAL club will appear.
Miss Timer. Mrs Yale and Messrs j. j.
Merrill and Charles De Lacy are studying a
pretty one act operetta, THE Sleeping
Queen" which will soon be heard in st.
Paul.
The Philomathean society will give their
last dancing party of the season Friday even
Ing, April 24 at Lifts hall. Every effort is
being made to have this occasion the he plus
ultra of the season.
Chliss Jessie Brock daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Brock, of Selby avenue, Will be
married on Thursday afternoon, April %, at
her parents residence, to Evan Price Nor
gan, who is prominently connected with tn e
city railroad.
The Orpheum Lyceum is the name of a
about 10 give its first entertainment at Mar
Iin's opera house, on Friday evening, April
"a. This entertainment will consist or 81 min
Etrel show, followed by dancing, and should
prove an enjoyable affair.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock occurred
The marriage of Miss Mamie p. Walker and
Will G. Davis The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Dr. McCausand, of Bethlehem
phurch, Minneapolis, at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs Clarke No. 24f2 Bavless
Anthony ic n
very popular young lady, while the groom is
well and favorably known as connected with
The union depot in Minneapolis. After a
tour through the East the young couple will
be at home on and after April p, at No
Eleventh street south.
A pleasant evening was passed last Monday
Rt the home of Misses Annie and Gertie
Lund, 1l9 Case street. where q number of
their friends had gathered for an evening $
entertainment at progressive cinch, after
which refreshments were served. Those
winning prizes weTe Progressive. Miss
GuthunZ and j. Engeler; foot, Miss Hensel
and c. NJ Moberg. Among those present were
the Misses Raths, Sauer, Lund, Peterson,
NettlebeTg, Hensel, Guthunz and Krieger,
and Messrs. GuthunZ, Moberg, Hayerly.
Johnson, Peterson, Engeler, Otto, Handson
ana Rudd.
AT No. 26 Leech street. on Saturday even
ing last, a large party of young friends
pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrs. d. d.
Murphy, who HOSPITALITY opened wide their
doors and cordially welcomed the merry
guests. Music, cards and dancing were the
features of the evening. Refreshments were
served at L., and after spending a few
hours in a very social manner, the happy
participants wended their way homeward.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
j. Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. T. O'Conner, Mrs G.
II. Gardiner; Misses Mary O'Conner, Nellie
O'Conner, Lizzie Rultz, Katie Kelly, Lizzie
Ford, Nora O,Conner. Joe Mahoney, Lizzie
Kelly, Hannah Burnes Rose GIifIin, Bessy
Donaldson Jenny McCannaugh, and 10
hanna Kennedy; Messrs. c. Kennedy, F
McSherry, T. Mcdonald II. Weiss, w. Mul-
doom, l.. Wildifon, NJ. O'Conner, j. Sheehan,
J. Casey, j. Ryan. n. Tritz. B. Shaghrue, j
Shaghrue, L. o. Kieff and II. Il. Lilly.