St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-15
SOCIAL EVENTS.

| Tuesday evening Wabasha Council No. l3i3,
| ROYAL Arcarum. celebrated its first anniver-
| Sary by a literary aud musical entertainment
| al Twin City hall. Among the many gond
| things on the programme were recftatlons Dv
| Miss Miss Margaret Lennow and Miss l-lly IL.
/ Herman. a duet by Mrs. Paul Zumbach ana
Miss Lizzie Hirsch. There were also solos by
| Messrs. l.. K. Law w. Guraey, ii. RohrbAeh
aud Paul Zunbach. After the entertainment
| supper was served, and there was dancing
| until a late hour. In spite OF the weather,
| there was good attendance. ~"
The Misses Flanagan, of Hague avenue,
| gave delightful dancing party Thursday
| evening 10 Il number of young people on St.
Anthony hill a handsome COLLATION. Wa'
served at midnight. Among the guests were
| Mr. and Mrs. Bfophy, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs ward,
I Mrs Crowley, Misses Donahue Deacon,
| SWeeny. Ward. Garyin, Riley aud D0ugherIy
| MeSsrS. Evens. Nolan. Clark Maddlgan. Case,
| smiln, boyle. Donahue, U'Donnell, Hanll-
| han, Davis, SILK and Ryan.
The private bail given by Prof. Maron. of
| the Globe Business college TO his pupils last
! Friday evening at his residence, ON kooert
street. was one OF the most successful events
in educational circles of the season. About
l0J pupils, in spite of the rainy weather were
present and look advantage of the occGsion
10 enjoy themselves so thoroughly.
The Acorn club is celebrating the sup
posed) arrival of spring by series OF read
ings about birds. Til. third of the series IS
to be held Tuesday evening next at I3i 81.
Anthony avenue. The programme includes
considerable poetry, paper on How 10
Study Birds, eloeutionary culture, music and
summer plans for the CLUB.
The Vassar ladi,s of St Paul aud Mime
apoliS were charmingiy entertained hedneS.
DAY afternoon by Miss Emily l.. Robbins, OF
No. > Crecus hill. After the annual el-cuon
of officers, O'Clock tea was served TO the
members of the Minnesota branch OF the
Nassar students Aid society.
Mr. and Mrs John Fisher were very agree
ably surprised by about thirty friends at
their home. 2l2 Prescott street. Wednesday
evening il being the fifth anniversary OF
their marriage. The principal amusement
was progressive euchre, after which refresh
mentS were served.
Mrs. Josie Balderson returned Thursday
from a visit with her sister, Mrs II. Conrad,
of Kilbourn city, Wis. she is still suffering
from the effects of the injury she received
last September.
The Irish American club gave dancing
party a. their hall Thursday evening Abont
nfiy couples were present and greatly ell
joyed The excellent programme OF dances
given.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Oppenheim
gave tlieatar party at the Metropolitan, ana
an ons those i'll the box were Misses Hail,
Mcdonald Day, MessrS. Read and j. X. Nor
Tis.
OOIuCiSCt W. - l. ~
will meet Monday afternoon at O'Clock IN
tarweli hall, Third street. All are invited to
attend. Entrance to hall through Howard
Farwelrs music store.
There will be business meeting for nurses
held al Mrs. j. BaldersOns, 26) ROndo street,
Friday afternoon from 3 10 1 o'clock. All
ndrses are cordially invited 10 attend.
The fifteenth annual ball of Minnehaha
lodge No oil, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen Will take place at the armory,
Wednesday evening next
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Armstrong and
Miss Armstrong gave an afternoon lea for
Miss Mcdonald, of Louisville, and Miss Van
DuZee of Omaha
There will be social hop given at Lucas
hall. corner of Margaret and Forest streets,
"Wednesday evening, May Is. by NJ. j. Fiana-
gan.
The editorial board of the High School
World held a reception yesterday afternoon
AT the jefferson residence on summit avenue.
The Saddle and Harness Makers Union No
3S will give ball Saturday evening, May 2i,
at Turner hall. All are cordially invited. lei
One Of the popular resorts at MinnetOnka
this summer will be MaDlewood cottage,
which is already open for the season.
Monday afternoon Miss Maude Taylor and
Miss Minnie Taylor gave a tea for abOutla
dozen of their friends. M
Miss Margaret Hall gave large reception
"Wednesday evening at her home on Pleasant
avenue. .-'i
Miss Armstrong and Miss Spauldlng gave
an evening party last Tuesday evening.