St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-10
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Press
club was held sunday afternoon. OH which
occasion President W. b Chamberlain made
his initial bow, accompanying II with a few
remarks. A librarian was provided Tor, the
CORES ponding secretary being appointed TO
ill the office. The report OF Treasurer j N.
Mind showed small balance on hand. A
Joint social of The Minneapolis and St. Paul
clubs is to be held Mt the formers rooms IN
about ten days. Several associate members
were elected, and G. X. Pease of Anoka,
was elected as an honorary member.
The ladies of All Souls church, who have
long been noted for their excellent suppers
and entertainments gaze their friends an
opportunity Thursday evening to approve
again of their excellence. The supper was
even better than usual, and was partaken OF
by over 100 peot lie. During the evening the
Messerzieher Family quartette sang and Miss
Birdie " esserZieher rendered pleasing solo.
Il he ladies are some $50 richer.
The Minnetonka Yacht club held its an
IUal meeting Tues day eV ening at the west
hotel Officers were elected as follows: c.
b. Eustis, ctmmodore; II. b. Hurd, vice
commodore: directors. r. b. janney, E. j
Phelps, Cavour Langdon. William Peet, Car
man \. smith, IL. D. Burton and George
Morse. The present membership is 25O.
There is q plan on foot to have yacht race
Saturday of convention week.
An Angelini society of Minneapolis, which
has for It's chief aim aid for the Evangelical
church of Italy, held its fifth annual meet
ing Monday afternoon at The First Presby
terrain church. The election of officers re
suited as follows: Mrs. Ell Torrance, presl-
deut; Mrs. j. L. Lee vice president; Mrs. j
H. Davis, recording secretary; Mrs. II. e.
Fairehlld, corresponding secretary; Mrs. d.
L. Kiehle, treasurer.
Dr. j. F. Force and wife. with the assist
Rnce of nearly 80 friends celebrated the
tWenty-tifth anniversary Of their marriage at
their home, 5G25 Dupont avenue, Monday
evening. The host ana and hostess were
assisted i'll receiving by ID. NJ. Edwards and
wife The home was handsomely decorated
throughout with flowers, plants and palms
The gifts we're very numerous, beautiful and
pustly.
AT the regular meeting of the Minneapolis
lodge of Elks Wednesday evening officers
were installed, and the following persons in
itiated as members: Mayor P. b. Wi ston,
a. T. Williams, of the A. d. T. company,
and George W. Ferguson. The lodge is in
Il ilourishing condition, and continually in
CreaSlnS in membership.
The class of $50, the first to graduate from
the Minneapolis High school, held its all
nual reunion. according TO custom. the even
ing of April !. Mrs. Z. G. Rollins, Mrs.
George W. Cooley and Mrs. Prot. Hutehin-
son were all OF the SIX graduates present.
The meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
e. G.. Rollins
Wednesday, at a meeting Of the Mlnneap-
oils Florists CLUB L. Nagel, R. j. Menden-
were appointed Il committee to draw up q
premiCm lstf9T the chrySanthemum exhibit
next tall. This committee is to report at
meeting of the club 10 be held at the West
hotel soon.
James A. Mckay was given a stag break
fast Sunday morning. by SIX of his young
friends. in honor of his having attained the
sixteenth anniversary of his birth. The
surprisers were Richard Tltus, Guy Perry,
Ed HYser VIII Tripp Ed Glynn aud Sidney
HnnnlnUtOn mil
his toilet when the guests arrived.
c. W. Gardner and wife celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their marriage Wednes-
day evening by holding reception at their
home, $50 Park avenue They were assisted
III receiving their more than 40 guests by c.
IL Marsh and wife and Miss Connolly The
event was reported enjoyable.
Wednesday the ladies' representing the
various womens organizations i'll the CITY
got together and discussed more fully than
al previous meetings the matter of organiZa-
ton. 1t was decided to call The society The
Minneapolis Council Of Woman's Organiza-
ton"
A pleasant surprise was given Mr. and
Mrs. 1hoW, of 1916 Fifth street south. Satur-
day evening by about thirty of their friends
During The evening they were presented with
Al handsome sldebOard. The evenings So
cial pleasures were OF a most ENJOYABLE nat
are.
Bryant post G. A. R., and members of the
relief corps. held musical ana literary en-
tertainment at their hall Wednesday evening
\ feature of the entertainment was Rev. G.
l.. Morrill, talk on what he saw in the South
during his recent trip.
Q. II. Harrington and wife entertained a
I,leasant party of forty or fifty friends Tues
DAY evening at their home, 24a3 Park avenue
Dancing was the order Of the evening, and
made II pass enjoyably and swiftly
A social hop was given Monday evening by
Court Nlcoliet No. 1858, Ancient Order For
esters of America, at the hall at 252 First ay-
enue south. The event was enioyed by mem
bers Of the ordar and friends
/. NJ. Sherman and wife celebrated the
tWenty-htth anniversary of their marriage
Saturday evening, April =, by entertaining
very pleasantly a number of friends at their
home, BIB Clinton avenue.
Mrs c. p. Hunter was the hostess Mt an aft
ernoon progressive euchre party given Satur-
Cay, April ., nj her home, gu Eleventh ave
me southeast. The event proved highly en-
Joyable to all participating
Between forty and fifty friends met with
Mrs. Dicks, 92S NicolIet avenue, Tuesday
evening and enjoyed an informal parIor
dance. Refreshments of an elaborate nature
were served.
Mrs. c. j. Bartleson gave progressive
euchre party Thursday afternoon at her
home, ZOO Chestnut avenue. Twenty ladies
took part and the event was reported enioy-
able.
The classes at Malcolm's dancing academy
have recently been resumed after an inter
mission of several weeks on account of re-
pairs on the Lyceum theater building.
Frank Milroy, of Little Falls, Mimi, was
entertained by several friends on FRIDAY
evening a his brothers home, on Sixth ave-
nue south.