St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
SOCIAL RESUME.

The evening of Sept. - the home of Judge
and Mrs. J. NJ. Shaw, on Tenth avenue south,
was thrown open to a large and brilliant
party, composed mainly of the younger men,
bers OF society. The occasion was a recep-
ton held in honor OF Miss Shaw's return
from Europe. and of Miss Bertha Shaw's re-
turn from school. The event also marked
the debnt of the latter, and was also an honor
paid to their guest. Miss Mary A. Green, of
Worcester, Mass. These young ladies were
assisted in receiving by Miss De Laittre, Miss
Hogan, of La Crosse, Wis., and Miss Kalman,
OF St Paul Among the special guests was
Melville j. Shaw, son of George K. Shaw and
wife, Of the Annapolis Naval academy.
Miss Clara Holt in honor of her guest
Miss Eva Brown, of saltwater, gave a pro-
gressiye angling party Wednesday evening TO
a few of her young friends. Messrs. Roy
S9uires, Ed Gardner. Fred Stinson. Harry
Lachre. Eugene Segelbaum, Rainy Holmes,
ana Misses Lillian Dodson, Maud Mohler.
Isabel Cove and Tillie Peterson participated.
Monday evening the doors of the Manning
school of oratory, in the Masonic Temple
building were thrown open to the public.
the occasion being the first reception to
pupils and their parents and friends of the
institution. The rooms were brilliantly
lighted and handsomely decorated with au-
tumn leaves and flowers. Music added some
thing to the pleasure of the evening.
A cobweb party was given Thursday even
ing by Miss Viola Rochette at 2S40 Grand av
enue. After following the threads of the
web to their end. and receiving the favors at
tached thereto, the guests INDUCED in dane
ing About forty were present.
Fred Tilton and wife pleasantly enter
tained the members of the Boynton Bible
class of the Church of the Redeemer at thier
home, Ills Second avenue south, Monday
evening. 1t was the first OF a series of social
gatherings.
Mrs. Charles Reed, who is entertaining
Miss Emily Hecker. Of London, England,
gave what proved a very pleasing entertain
ment in the latter's honor, Thursday after
noon, at her residence on Highland avenue.
EThe Mahtowah club will give club social
ut Mahtowah hall TO which only members
viii be invited. Dancing will be the pleas
ure of the evening, Thyle's orchestra fur
nishing the music.
!, The Zurah ladies held theirannual election
of officers Friday afternoon in Masonic Tenn
pie after which they gave an enjoyable dane
ing party and reception at the same place in
the evening.
A dance will be held Thursday evening by
Minneapolis Lodge 100, l. o. o. F.. at their
hall, corner of Washington and Tenth ave-
nues north. Thyle's orchestra furnishes the
music
Miss Bessie Petit on Wednesday, enter
tanned twelve OF her young lady friends at
luncheon. The event was in honor of Miss
Jane Leidigh, of Chicago.
A pink luncheon was given Tuesday at
p. m. by Miss Nellie Bartlett to about four
teen of her young lady friends. The event
was in honor OF her guest Miss Campbell.
EsThe ladies of Our Savior's church were en-
tertained in very pleasant manner Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. A. Carson, at her
home. 244l Chicago avenue.
Court Northern Star 1907, A. o. F.. an
nounces that they will give dance Thanks
giving evening at Harmonic hall.
Prof Finch and wife gave a reception at
Dahls hall. Twenty-siXth street and Stevens
avenue. Monday evening.
The Normaendenes Singing society gave
hall