St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

the lungs and throat. show the effects of i'm
proper habits of breathing, with especial ref
erence to the causes and prevention OF con
sumption. The bacillus will be discussed,
and a talk on the throat diseases so prevalent
in this climate viii be given.
Miss Florence Clark left for her home at
Alden. Mimi, yesterday. after stay among
her friends and relatives IN this city during
the winter. She leaves with many kind
wishes and congratulations for her future
happiness and welfare, either as maiden or
matron as she has especially endeared her
self to the many young folks and juvenile
circle of her acQuaintances. Even the little
toddlerS who are Just old enough TO " mem-
Der Foence'' win cherish her i'll their mem
Ory and dreams for many years to come, par
ticularly Elsie Cook, ana probably Little
Tommy
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cook called
on them at their residence. 1909 Fanquier
street Friday morning. There were present;
Mr.. and Mrs George Brookins; Mr.: and Mrs.
Gregory. Mr. and Mrs McLarin, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. A. Webster, Mrs. c. Wolf, Mrs. j. Painter,
Mrs. j. Scott, Mrs. j. Z. Gregory The prizes
were given as follows: Mrs William Dens-
more, progresSive Mrs. c. Wolf, lone hand !;
William Densmore, progressive; W. II.
Cook, lone hand.
The reading given by the Princess Engalit-
chef at the residence of Mrs DriScol, 266
Summit avenue. Thursday evening, was
in the nature of a social affair. and was at
people in the city. Indeed, the princess has
made many friends here without reference
to her readings, which are admirable. Be
fore the reading Wednesday evening two
piano numbers were given one by Mrs. t. l..
ScLurmeier and one by Mrs. Hermann Schef
fer.
Dr. and Mrs C. E. Parrot entertained
humber of friends with progressive euchre
Friday evening; Among those present were
MIR. and Mrs. Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs Hubbard
Mr. ana Mrs. Nelson, MIR. and Mrs. G. c..
Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. Heller
and Miss Lowe, of ST. Paul, and Mesdames
Thomason, Armstrong, Purdy and Shaw, of
La Crosse Wis. The prize winners were
Mrs Aidrich. Mr.. Hubbard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson.
The Orheum lyceum members have been
working like so many Trojans in preparing
musical entertainment and dance, to be given
at Paul Martins next Friday evening. The
young men on the programme are Messrs r.
E. Witty, j. j. Daily, NJ. II, Cleary, G. A.
Stephenson, j. johnson, James Kilshaw. II.
Nagle, c. f. Morrow, A. j. Jacques, NJ j..
Clark and several others.
Mrs f. Driscoll Jr. gave a small and in
formal reception Monday evening for the
Princess Engalitcheff at the Aberdeen.
Among those who were present were Mr.. and
Mrs Drlscoll Jr.. the Princess Engalitcheff,
Nj. and Mrs. WinSlow, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Elmer, Miss Seixas, Mr.. Hyndman, Mr.. Ran
tone, MI, Seixas, Mr.. Bliss and Mr.. Robert
son.
Miss Nettie Austin gave a surprise party in
honor of Miss Pearl Reynolds last Thursday
evening at her home on East Eighth street.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiler, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Reynolds; Misses
Trask, Black, Cruder, Stanley, Humason,
Wirth, and Messrs. Clarkson, Iceberg, Hub
bell, Fairbanks, Bacon and Ward.
The Ladies' Guild of st. James Episcopal
Church will hold a sale of the articles they
have made during Lent next Wednesday
afternoon at W oolsey's hall, corner of Case
and Burr streets. Ice cream will be served
during the afternoon, and supper in the
| evening.
The most important function on the West
| side this week will be the hop to be given by
| the Amity Circle at Paul Martins hall Tues
| day evening. The affair has been arranged
on very extensive scale, and more than 400
| invitations have been issued.
! church gave Mr.. Franklin, the lay reader in
charge, surprise the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin entertained the party in q
| hospitable manner, and a pleasant evening
| was the result.
A surprise party was given to Miss Newpor,
| Tuesday evening. Those who '.just dropped
| in were Misses Stephenson, Miss Finch, Miss
| Maude Taylor, Miss Winter; Messrs. How,
Yardley, B. II. Wright Boyle and the Messrs.
| Weatherby.
| tanned by Miss Stella Dufresne on the 9th.
! Rather unique style of dress has been
| planned for the affair. The title of this in
novation is hind side before poverty
| party
| Master Royal j. Kingsley entertained about
| twenty guests Of little folks last evening at
the residence of his father, Morgan Kingsley,
| 593 Marshall avenue, the occasion being the
eighth birthday of Master Royal.
On Monday evening the Misses Lund Of
| ZIG Case st, entertained number of their
| friends at progressive cinch. Prizes were
won by Miss Guthunz, Miss Uensel, c. do
berg and j. Engeler.
Quite pleasant dance was given Wednes-
day evening by Manager Hurd and friends at
the Colonnades
The Right Angle club will meet next FrI-