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

attended by about sixty couples. The affair
proved quite attractive, the programme being
an enjoyable one. Dancing was kept up till
late hour. To the committee OF arrange
ments is due much credit for the success of
the event.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. D. Mcmillan,
504 East Twenty street. pleasantly en-
tertained a large number of her lady friends
with progressive euchre. Prizes were won
as follows: Head. Mrs. S. d. CargiIl, the re-
manning two going to Mrs. F. CroWell and
Mrs. George X. Shaw. Wednesday evening
Mrs. Mcmillan entertained the Cinch club in
very pleasant manner.
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held its first annual reception and ball at
Century music hall Thursday evening. The
attendance was fair. about sixty ladies and
gentlemen participating, including many
prominent society people. The ball was
voted by all present as being about SIS pleas
ant social event as has occurred this
season.
The fourteenth annual ball of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, Division No.
$50, held at Masonic Temple hall Monday
evening attracted a large attendance. The
party proved one of the most enjoyable ever
held under the auspices of the division.
Miss Abbie Clay pleasantly entertained a
party OF friends Saturday evening at her
home, s2l Emerson avenue north. Several
forms of amusement were introduced, in
Guiding dancing and card playing a lunch
Mrs. Hans Mattson entertained the Ladies
Society club on Wednesday at her home, 2523
Park avenue. A number of friends of mem
bers of the club were also present. The oc-
casion was made an ENJOYABLE one through
the untiring efforts of the hostess.
Mss Young gave an enjoyable reception
to number of her friends Tuesday evening
at the North Side Royal Areanum hall.
Thirty couples were present and enjoyed the
eighteen numbers on the program. 1hyle's
orchestra was present
Tuesday evening Miss Helen Harrison, Of
1l20 Nicol!et avenue, entertained the n. T. G.
club The event was very thoroughly en-
joyed by all present as everything was done
by the fair hostess 10 enhance the pleasures
of the occasion.
Bishop Fitzgerald and family entertained
the choir of the Hennepin Avenue Methodist
church at their home the evening of March
y. A short musical program was presented,
the remainder of the time being passed in a
, social way.
The dance of "The Merrymakers. held
Monday evening at their hall, corner of Lake
street and Cedar avenue. proved one of the
most pleasing of the season. There was a
good attendance.
The dance gwen by the Knights of Pythias
at their hail. Tenth ana Washington avenues
north Tuesday evening was decided sue
cess.
Hennepin Encampment No Al was insti.
tuteo at Odd Fellows hall Central and
Twenty-second avenue southeast, recently,
starting out with thirty members.
The Pythian Sisters gave a pleasant ball
Tuesday evening at lis Hennepin avenue.
about thirty couples were present. Thyle S
orchestra furnished the music
The J. F. f. club gave dance Tuesday
evening at the North Side Areanum hall.
About forty couples were present.
G. W Marchant and wife entertained the
'Never-tire-out-club' Friday evening at their
home. 1919 Third avenue SOuth
The annual meeting of the Minneapolis
yacht clubs viii be held at the West hotel
next Tuesday evening.
Miss Mckee, of 1925 Hawthorn avenue. en-
tertained the Cinderella Euchre club the
evening of March -.