St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-13
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

| A number of friends of James C. Pond,
| formerly of this city, inveigled him to the
residence of j. r. Hutson, of 524 Portland
avenue, and surprised him in a most grace
| full manner. The friends were his former as
sociates in the Hill Progressive Euchre club
! and they proceeded to stack the cards on him
| in final game. They had elaborate refresh
! ments. and then Cal Stone, in behalf OF the
| club, presented Mr.. and Mrs. Pond magniti-
| cent etching. Among those present were Mr.
| and Mrs. E. A. Whitaker Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Trenholm. Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Fagley, Mr..
| and Mrs. E. f. Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Muir
| ply. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Fee. Mr.. and
| Mrs. F. +. Rice, Mrs. j. II. O'Neil and A. III.
Knox.
Mrs. NJ. d. Flower gave a ladies' reception
! yesterday afternoon from to ) at her home
on Ashland avenue for her neice Miss Eta
Hawkins, who has been with her this week.
Mrs Flower was assisted by Misses Adah
Hawkins, O'Leary, Stickney. Miss Hawkins
many friends had thus pleasant opportun-
lty of meeting her during her short stay, and
she received congratulations galore upon her
engagement to be married, which was an
nOunced earlier III the week. The fortunate
gentleman is William Morris, who is playing
an engagement i'll Frohmans stock COM
pany, the same one Of which Miss hawkins
is member. She will leave tomorrow to
join her company In Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Kelleher were pleasantly
surprised at their residence 612 Randolph
street. by a number of their friends Monday
evening, Sept. z. Among those present were
the Misses Silke and Gallagher. Eva aud
Nellie Morrison, Yorke, Willard, May and
Irene Clarkin, O'Brien. Healy, Delaney, Kel-
eher, Douty, McGrade, Swandolar, Crlst
tombstone, and the Misses Kennedy, Palmer,
s. Arts, Madden, IIeinl and Egan; and the
Messrs. Seelye, Gallagher, James and n.
Silke, Tobin, NJ. A. Delaney, Kelleher,
Lynch, OBnen, aud Messrs L. Delaney
Cochran, Campion, Douty, Mattock, Clarkln
and Muller.
The Junior Pioneers, well known social
organization of this city. has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent E. G. Starkey; first vice president, p.
j. Dreis; second vice president f. q. Inger-
soil; secretary, Charles w. Spiel; treasurer,
Charles Friend: marshal, Henry Weber; as
sistant marshal, Charles Gross; color bearer
G. Ii. Schiller; first assistant color bearer, A.
Guion; second assistant color bearer. r.
Luhrsen; board of directors, John Rogers
Jr., William Koch, A. j. Schweizer, John
jackson. E. A. Whitaker John Sloan, Henry
Sachse L. II. Stanlman. n. Pottgieser
Miss Mamie Simpson gave IS clock
Wednesday afternoon at her home Oh VI ood-
ward avenue. Among those calling were the
Misses Grace and Gertrude Upham, Prince.
Borup, Shaw, Kent, Alice and Lille Day,
Maud Winslow, Helen Warner Daisy Blake
and Minna Wanzer; and Messrs. Charlie
Flandrau Thompson, Warner, Rob, Kirk
Winthrop. 1ngersoL, irving, ferguson, Car
penter, Charlie Allen, Monfort Webster,
Wheelock, Harry Ritcnie and Wallace Win
ter
Miss Annice Fleming of Rochester, n. Y,
who has been visiting Mrs. E. Weiland. of
S0i Selby avenue, was rendered a reception
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
shall, of Selby avenue Among those at
tending were Prof. and Mrs. Haupt, who
have lately returned from extended eXpiora-
tons in Alaska. Miss Fleming was presented
with an elegantly designed silver service. as
a mark of esteem by those who regret her de-
parture from st. Paul early next week
The young people of the Woodlawn Park
Baptist church gave social and reception at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs A. L. barrow
Tuesday evening, in honor of their pastor
Rev. w. W. Dawley, and wife. who returned
last week from trip East. An excellent
programme was listened TO by large and APP
preciatiye audience, ana refreshments were
then served in the dining room, which was
very prettily decorated with grain and golden
rod.
Mrs W H. Hart of 426 Holly avenue. gave
progressive euchre party Friday afternoon
III honor of her guest, Miss Jennie Buck. of
Lake City. Mrs. Hart gave a second progress
sive eucbre party yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Buck. Each party was at
tended by about forty ladies' largely residents
on the hill.
Owing to the increasing popularity of the
st. Andrew socety's gatherings, and at the
| request of many of their friends, the man
agement have arranged to open the season
month earlier than in former years. The
opening social entertainment and dance will
be given al Westmoreland hall Friday even
ing. Sept %. The usual good time Is anlici-
| pated.
meeting will be held at the residence of
| Mrs r. NJ. Newport. III Summit avenue,
Monday, Sept IA, at 3 o'clock for the pur-
| pose of organizing a st. Paul chapter of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution. All
ladies interested are urged to attend.
The chief social event of the week was the
| tea given Wednesday evening by Mrs. and
J Miss Bend. of Summit avenue, for Mrs De
| Forest of New York. 1t was an exceedingly
! elegant affair and very generally attended.
reception was rendered Rev. w. ". Daw-
! ley and wife at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. barrow, on Ashland avenue last Tuesday
evening by their Woodland Park church
| friends.
! Mrs. Theodore Schulze. of East summit
! avenue, gave small dinner party Wednes-