St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-08

uncle, A. E, McCarty, 2716 Third avenue
south. instrumental music. recitations
and refresh ments were additional feat
ures of pleasure. Little Grace McCarty's
rendition of poem was quite pleasing.
In the game of scoop Miss Edith Cheney
won the head prize, her score being 466
points. The foot prize went to G. W..
Meneilley. score 2S7 points. Others
present were Misses Grace Sly and Bert
Little and Messrs. l.. w. Gilman, A. E.
Jones and Ed L. Peet.
A very pleasant social affair Of the
week was the annual reception and ball
by the employees Of Segelbaum Bros. at
the Guaranty Loan building on Thurs
day night. A dance programme Of six
teen numbers was enjoyed from 9 p. m.
to 2 a. m. with delicious refreshments
served at II o'clock. Excellent music
was provided. The committee. consist
ed of Fred |. Reed. James NJ. Lennon
and Alfred Segelbaum, who by their
careful and attentive management in
sured to all present very enjoyable oc-
casion. About forty couples were i'll at
tendance.
Tuesday evening the Caledonia club
held its annual meeting at its club
rooms. The election of officers was the
principal feature Of business. This re-
suited as follows: Chief, j. F. Forgan,
reelected; first chieftain. ID. f. Simp-
son: second chieftain, j. D. Shearer
secretary and treasurer. j. r. McKen-
zie; physician. DR.. Il. N. Mcdonald;
chaplain, Rev: J. S; Black; executive
committee, Aiek Millar, c. Guthrie :;
Jr.; trustees, W. e. Allen, William
Stevenson, Samuel Wallace, Hector
Baxter, A. NJ. Clerihew.
The EizzIe club agreeabIy surprised
DR.. w. H. Hanscom Thursday evening
nue. southeast. The evening was pleas
antly spent with cards, after which a
repast was served. Among those pres
ent were Misses hall, Chapman. Stack
pole, Buck, Hanson and Stackpole. and
Messrs. Lewis, WhitW orth, Barker, Can
terbury, Hall and FL. W. Brown.
Miss Jessie NJ. Whitney, a teacher in
the Lincoln school, was accorded very
pleasant surprise, on Monday evening,
at the residence of her father, Capt. A.
G. Whitney, 2643 Grand avenue. The
occasion served to mark the anniversary
of her birth. About thirty friends were
i'll attendance, who Joined in the general
good time that marked the evenin ing.
Parlor croquet formed the medium of
entertainment for what proved to be
delightful evening spent at the home of
Miss Mabel Snow, 2437 Thirteenth ave-
nue. south. by number of her friends.
The party was given by the hostess in
honor of her guests, Misses Pearl
Cowles, Hattie Miller, Maud Gray and
Lulu Bullard.
Monday evening, at the residence of
|. G. Curry, 50 Nermillion avenue, pro-
greSSive scoop was the medium of en-
tertainment for number of friends of
the host. Miss Blanche Bonham, of
Pennington, was the winner of the most
points and received as the prize a
souvenir pack Of scoop.
A supper, presided over by the gen
tlemen of Holy Trinity Episcopal
church parish, was given at Galpin's
hall Thursday evening. The attendance
was quite large. Other features of en-
tertainment were introduced, adding
much to the general enjoyableness of
the evening.
Tuesday evening some twenty men,
bers of the n. +. G. Coasting club en-
joyed bob ride. After the sport had
been enjoyed for some time the party
adjourned to the residence of w. j.
Dean and wife, 1901 Third avenue south,
where an oyster supper was served.
A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Sadie E. Henry by number of her
friends Monday evening, who assem-
bled at the home of her sister, Mrs. w.
W. King, 2427 Eleventh avenue south.
Various forms of amusement caused the
time to pass enjoyably.
A social dance was held Monday even
ing by the members of Court NicOllet,
Anci ent Order of ForeSters of A merica,
at the hall, 252 First avenue south.
There WAS good attendance, the oc-
casion proving very attractive and
pleasing to all present.
Thursday evening Prof. and Mrs. G.
&. CurtiSS gave q reception to Dr.. Mary
V. Lee, Of the OSwegO Normal and
Training school, to the Western aSSO-
citation of the alumni. About thirty
were present and the evening was spent
very pleasantly.
Mrs. j. S. Bean. 2519 Blaisdell avenue,
entertained the WOman'S Foreign Mis-
sion society Wednesday afternoon and
evening. The time was spent h0spit-
ably, though the social features were i'll
no wise forgotten.
The dance given at Kistler's hall,
corner of Lyndale avenue and Sixth av-
enue north, by the Ancient Order of
Foresters, Monday evening, proved
quite attractive, calling out a fairly
large attendance.
The first ball given under the aus
pieces of the Pride of the West Circle
No. Ill, c. Of S., was held at q. A. r.
hall, 11S Hennepin avenue, Wednesday
evening. Those in attendance report
pleasant time.
Dr.. NJ. Jennison entertained the Felix
Euchre club Thursday evening at his
home, 2734 Second avenue south. The
event proved very pleasing, the game
being most thoroughly enjoyed.
A Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works enter
tainment was gwen Monday evening by
the Kings Daughters of Grace Church,
in Tollefson's hall, corner of Franklin
and Fifteenth avenue south.
G. G. Washburn Post, q. A. R., is now
occupying new quarters at 1900 Frank
lin avenue east. The post is arranging
for series of entertainments to be
given in the near future.
A benefit concert for the Young Peo-
pies Society of the Centenary M. E.
Church will be given by Prof. F. W.
Merriam next Friday evening in the
parlors of the church.
Mrs. Mel II. Eddy entertained num-
Der of friends at progressive euchre
very pleasantly at her residence, $50
Second avenue south, Monday evening.