St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11

Bollinger, Sanders. Golfer, Mcmillan, Eli
thorpe, Burden, Burnett. Hert and Shep-
pard and Messrs. Miller. Shove, Manan,
George and Sanford Grant Sanders, Copp,
Fred and George Sheppard
The gentlemen of the Apollo club have is
sued cards for their initial concert, to be
given next Thursday evening, beginning at
O'Clock, at the Metropolitan hotel The
patronesses OF the club are Mesdames A. K.
Barnum, A. w. Kfech G. Won Goetzen Will
lam Winslow. j. W.White. c. P. Moves, R. NJ.
Newport, NJ. Auerbach and r. l.. Schur-
meier.
Mr., and Mrs. Snapp gave box party at the
Monday evening performance of the min
stres. for their guest Miss Cullen, of Hell
ena. Mont Miss Stickney. Will Harrington
and Charles Wright were also of the party.
After the performance they were entertained
al supper by Mr.. Snapp at her home in Far
rlngton place
An informal dinner was given last Monday
evening at Magee's in honor of Charles s.
Williams. paymaster general of the United
States navy. Mr.. Williams is brother of J.
F. A. Williams, of this city. The dinner was
given at $3.50 O'Clock, and was attended by
ten of Mr.. Williams friends.
Company ii, First regiment. gave its open
/ ing hop of the season Wednesday evening at
the armory. The music was fusnished by
the Regimental band. and a dancing pro-
gramme of twenty numbers was enjoyed by
. large number of the militia men and their
friends.
Mrs. DR.. Pearce, of Csc Cherry street. enter
tanned the Twin City Mandolin and Guitar
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Thompson, A. Stude-
man, Miss Grace Studeman. Miss Annie
Johnston, and DR.. j. d. WYATT of Mime
apolis.
Miss Agnes Lahr of 17S Bates avenue en-
tertalned number of her classmates at her
home Friday evening. Games and dancing
were the features OF the evening. and de-
lightful time was spent by all. Refreshments
were served at IL O'Clock.
farewell reception was rendered DR..
Friday evening. His successor, Rev. Thomas
McClsry, of Minneapolis. was welcomed into
the church at the same time.
Miss Agnes Lahr entertained her classmates
at her home on rs Bates avenue. last even
Ing. All took part in games and dancing,
and after partaking of refreshments closed
a delightful evening
The Young Peoples Society of st. Stephen
Episcopal church will give an oyster supper
Friday evening, Oct 10, at Ides hall, West
| cordially invited.
Friday evening, the 9th inst, harrington
| Lodge No. l26, |. o. G T., gives concert.
| The best local talent. both vocal and instru-
mental, take part. The public are cordially
| invited.
Mrs. W. H. Winslow had a Jolly party OF
| little girls at the Metro politan yesterday
] afternoon. Misses Annie Lou Bliss, Edith
| Driscon and Martha Gilfllan were of the
| party.
] A reception was rendered to Rev. c. W.
| Rice and family at the Clinton Avenue
| church Thursday evening az O'Clock. a
large attendance was present.
Judge and Mrs j. W. Lusk will entertain
the Kangaroo club at progressive euchre next
| Thursday evening at their home on Dayton
avenue from 30 to II 30.
Miss Josie Kalman gave a box party at the
Metropolitan yesterday afternoon. Misses
Day, Blakeley aud Wanzen were her guests.
The ST. Luke's Aid society will meet mex
Wednesday afternoon at the resIdeuce OF
Mrs Harry Smith, on Olive street
| Mrs. Col harrington. of Pleasant avenue
| gave dancing party last evening for heI
| niece, Miss Cullen of Helena.
The Calumet Dancing club will give their
| first social hop for the season on Oct 10 al
! Westmoreland hail.
Mrs Drake gave an exquisitelv appointed
| Benson. OF Lake City.
| Miss Grace Sanborn, of Virginia avenue
| gave small dancing party last Saturday
| evening.
A. Whitaker gave dinner to a number O!
friends at his De Bow street house last even.
| ing
Mrs. Ruth A. Rice and family, of Holly
avenue, have returned from White Bear lake
Mrs. Snapp gave largely attended tea las
| Friday evening for her guest, Miss Cullen.
Mrs. e. L. Fryer of Kent street gave Il card
| party Thursday evening.
Garfield post gave an enjoyable dance
| ednesday evening.