St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-01
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The dancing club of E. o. Gouhlding gave
an interesting masquerade at their hall, in
the Woods blOckTW ednesday evening. The
costumes were varied, great many showing
excellent taste in arrangement. Nearly
every character ever known was represent
ed; pages. princes. cavaliers kings. queens,
dudes, prLncesSes. etc., were there in attend
Rnce. The costumes worthy of special men
ton were those worn by Romeo and Juliet,
tin soldier, two flower girls, Prince Hubert
and the Spanish cavalier. Among those
present were: Messrs. Alfred Brayton. L. G.
Cosad, II. Segelbaum, Hans Berndt William
Bufferding Charles W. Whitneck, W. c.
Pabst, Hugo Winstad, Mart Williams, r.
Calker, 7. King, |. A. Gardener, Andel Pow
ers, L. W. Koch, W. o. Gladen, n. W. Han
kinson. Charles Gates, W. f. Brakeman. w.
j. Condor, L. II. Douglass and Misses Flor
ence Plckert. Lena johnson. Paulina Void,
and Opher Seger, Belle Colby. Minnie and
Katie Little. Jennie Morrison. Minnie Ger
Der, Miss Peterson and Annie Gerber.
High tea was served Wednesday evening
by Miss Lena Smith, 2930 Portland place, in
honor of Il double birthday surprise party
given to r. }. Smith and Charles Healy. The
following unique menu, both perplexing and
amusing was served: A Gritty Woman
lSandwichl, Unruly Member picked
Tongue a Native of Michigan Celery.
''Tabby Party (Catsup) All Things to All
Men Buns What BOY Calls His Sweet-
heart (loney), Springs Offering (Water).
''2I'-(cake), ',23' 3''-(cake), "Byword'' of the
"Tartars' Cheese and Tarts), Fruit of the
Vine pickles.. Bostons Overthrow (Tea),
Genueman's Fayorite Coffee, Maid of Or
leans (Sugar) Farmers Alliance (Milk), A
Last Resource (Frlit and "Knives). The
frostTaised figures of the cake ''21'' and ''23
indicated the respective ages of the bene-
hclarieS OF the OCCASION. Cards and dancing
were included among the exercises of the
evening.
The third annual ball of The Housekeeper
-llrr-r. NT.,1, Ill
Wednesday evening and proved the most
successful and enjoyable party ever given by
The Housekeeper people, the affair being in
calico party style. A programme of six
teen numbers was danced to delightful mu-
sic furnished bv SAVERS orchestra. During
the evening refreshments were served, and
the festivities were concluded at l a. m.
Among the costumes worn were n number of
original and Interesting character. Among
the invited guests present were the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Landis Mr.. and
Mrs. HoskinsOn; Misses Echert, Bruce, Ella
trisble, Rose Woodward Lowden, Hoskin-
son, Cushing, Rudolph. Hawes, Sullivan;
Messrs. Zimmerman, W. Gossip, Wood
ward, Cushing. Finney, Rudolph. ROwell,
Lydiard, Lowden, Noble. Canterbury, c. A.
Brooks and Charles Haywood.
"Our Folks Scoop club was delightfully."-
entertained at the Canadian-American club
rooms Tuesday evening. A lively interest
was taken i'll the play Dy the players at the
SIX tables, who found pleasure in the pro-
gressive game. while several beginners found
thai after the first attempt there were few
difficulties to overcome in this popular di-
version. The club holds its next meeting at
the same place next Tuesday evening.
Sunshine Sample was assisted Friday after
noon fro n to o O'Clock, in observing the
tenth anniversary of her birth by a number
of her friends. at her home, IA University
avenue southeast. The little folks enjoyed
themselves in many delightful ways Re-
fieshments were served, among which
"a a cd
most enjoyable one to all who participated
The members OF the Racket Tennis club
and other friends were very pleasantly en-
tertained at Hotel Waverly by Miss Bertha
Fisher Wednesday evening. number of
musical selections were rendered by the
Misses Alberta Fisher, Laura Rickev Nelly
Stevens, Mabel Gage Edinger, NJ. Thayer
Messrs. Irving W. Lawrence, Ed j. Clark and
V. Chick.
Wednesday evening the LadiesAid Society
of the Bloomington Avenue Methodist
Church gave 4 Martha Washington tea party
and old-time concert at the church. The
former was OF sllmptuous character, and
the latter was mUsiCaliy very delightful the
old-fashlOned songs and hymns being excel
leuuy rendered.
An exceedingly delightful dancing party
was held at the Holmes hotel Monday even
ing, Capt j. +. Walters being the entertainer
About forty Of his friends participated in the
evening 5 pleasures, and lent their aid in
making it most enjoyable OF the small parties
or the season.
Mrs. Frank Mcmillan was rendered
pleasant surprise Friday evening of last
week, by quite large party of her friends,
at her home on sixth avenue north for the
purpose OF commemOrating her birthday an
nlverSary. The occasion proved highly en-
jOyable
Rev. o. II. Tiffany and family entertained
the official board of the Hennepin Avenue
NJ. L. church and their wives together with
the ushers, at The parsonage Saturday even
ing. 1heTe were about seventy-five persons
present, the time passing most pleasantly.
Miss Lula Joy was very agreeably surprised
Monday evening by forty of her friends from
the Foss N. L. church at her home, 1901
North Lyndale. Games and other amuSe-
ments made the evening pass quickly. Re
freshments were served at late hour
number of the friends OF Miss Leouora
farnsworih assisted her Tuesday evening in
celebrating the eighteenth anniversary of
her birth at her home, 2Sl9 Bloomington ave
nue.. The occasion was fraught with much
pleasure in which all participated.
pleasing literary and musical entertain
ment was held Tuesday evening at the hall
of the William Downs post corner of
Iwenly-ifth and Central avenues northeast,
the same being very much enjoyed by
goodly number Of people.
George /. Matchan and wife gave a social
10 The members of LynGale Congregational
church Wednesday evening at 2S0l Ivndaie
avenue. The feature of the evening was the
much amusement.
A grand masquerade reception ana ball
was given last night at Dania hall under the
auspices Of The Dania society and Apollo
Glee club. The display of comical and ele-
CANT costumes exhibited is seldom eluaied
in Minneapolis.
Miss Garland entertained Il number OF
friends Monday evening at her home. 1928
Ramsey street northeast the occasion being
the anniversary Of her birth. All present
enjoyed the evenings pleasures which were
quite numerous
The twelfth anniversary of the organiza.
hon.of Minneapolis Lodge No. y Sons of Her
man. was observed at Martin hail last night
The attendance was very large. many friends
of the members having responded to invita-
tions.
The Misses Hayes and Hartman gave on
wednesday evening progressive cinch
party al 3l2 Tenth street south. which proved
very enjoyable. The prizes were won by Miss
Emma Hartman and A. il. Weaver.
Wednesday afternoon and evening the
ladies of the First Free Baptist church held
their annual fair. The attendance was good
throughout. From to =. n. an excellen.
New England supper was served.
Nearly twenty of the leading Eighth ward
Young people enjoyed Sleigh ride to New
Brighton last evening. Arriving at New
"a Brighton, a supper and dance was INDUCED
lin at the New Brighton hotel.
The Echo band of the BOYS Brigade of the
First Presbyterian church gave Martha
Washington tea Monday evening. There was
good attendance and a good time en-
joyed.
The \. F. G. Codsling club members 10 the
number OF thirty were entertained by Miss
Julia Walker a. her home Tuesday evening.
after having first enjoyed BUS ride about the
city.
Mrs O. H. Greeley entertained small
party of friends at whist at her home, 81
Highland avenue Monday evening The
event was marked 5y great deal of pleas
IRE.