St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
SOCIAL EVENTS.


The members of the French Canadian So
cial club FeuIlle 'Erabe, enjoyed Mt G. G.
Lambcrt's residence, Thursday last royal
reception. Those presents were: Messrs.
a. Dutresne, T.. G. Boucher. French consul;
j g. Edward liobiaille, Paul 4. Layellee, II.
+ Berchcm, gorge G. Futvoye, 7. Levas
heur, Dr T.. M0rChand, f.. Forth. Edward w.
Bnzillc Emile Greget Henri LegaS, George
Laugeyiu. j. Is. La Belle; Mesdames a. Du-
fresno T.. G.. boucher. j b. Edward ltoDi-
taillc +. a. Layaiee. r. Levasseur, M Favre
II. F Bcrchem, George &. FuLvoye, DR..
L Marchand f. X. Gravel Ed
ward Laueevin. j. b. Labele
Misses Stella Dufresne, Louise Dufresne
Mabel Gravel, Marguerite Gravel, Marie
Greget The interesting game OF progress
sive cuchre was, with instrumental and vocal
music, ON the programme, ana valuable
prizes became The property OF the following
happy oucs. Ladies' head prize, Mrs. j. b.
Iahcilc indies lone hand. Mrs. George G.
Fntyoye ladies' foot prize, Mrs. Edward
LanEcyn gentleman's head prize, George
C. Futvoyc. gentleman's lone hand George
{. fuVoyc; gentleman foot prize, George
W. Langeyin.
one OF the most enjoyable private dancing
parties or the season was given by Adolph
lctsch ut Central hall last Monday evening
Among those present were Misses Laura L.
BNrhcau, Mary Kelly, Nette Peterson, May
Moore, Laurene jackson Morn rover, inuie
Steluhardt, susie Hahn, Annie FetsCh Nellie
PuSch, $ Beck Brock, l.. Jenkins, S.
Pattau, McC00rey Palmer, Johnson, Led
eritz. CrOle. lleuemann; the Misses
Nanderly and Misses Jessie Scott
and Hudson; 6essrs. n. Il. Dunbar,
Nj c. Mccartney. c. j. Sonnen, George
Bcddie. w. j. Eaglesou, II. l.. Seelev, NJ. A.
Cunningham. William Jones, John kock, j,
A Brctmcr, J. f. German, ID o. Davies N.
F. GAIA, c. b. Bralton, K. 0. Barnard, o. +.
Drcbert, T. A.. Glindmier. H. Kretz. N.
Herees, Charles Fairbanks, A. Forsell, j.
Leslie Frank Brown. G. r. Frey f. c. Cav
anagh w D. Simlnonds, Is. K. Suckner, l..
II. Luedcrs. f. A. Phillips, George Doll. a.
Wagner slater, Carter. II. lieinemaun ana
Mr.. and Ms. @. T. Howell aud Prof. Multi
ken
Miss Helen Austin was hostess to about
sixty of her friends Monday evening at her
home on Exchange street, whore the young
people enjoyed themselves TO the fullest eX-
tent Among the guests were Misses Grace
Robbins, Elsie Whitney, Lillian Miles, Mar
tina GilhilRp. Mia FiTneSs, ElnOr Sloane.
Nellie Officer Grace Hawkins, Edith Wal
lace. Mary Mahan. Katherine Chitten-
GuSsie Pope, Carrie Gllfllan, Ger
tie Kirk and Bessie Cornish; Messrs. Elan
drau McChir, JOY, Forest Thompson, Castle,
Stout Dalrymple Alden. Jordan, Stewart
Barr, Davidson, j. Dalrymple, Hall, Seabury,
BurWell, jackson. Brown. Bend. Craig. and
Bessrs- Goodrich and McCord of La Crosse.
very pleasant poSt-Lenten reception was
that given by W i. De Garmo and pupils TO
their friends at Lifts hall on Tuesday even
ing. 1t was the closing one of the season for
the class. and was participated in by about
forty couples. A few of those present were
MesdameS Ely, Smith. Thompson. Long,
NiguerS: Misses Hoaghton, kugg, Warner,
Farwell Newell Lowering, White, Owens,
FOulke, Wellington. Thompson, Kerr Mar
tin, Niguers Williams, Chadwick, Corning,
Kipp. Wilkinson. Hallowell; Messrs. Thomp
SON Wood preudergast, Fugate, Myers,
Robinson, Smaley, Reveil, Ely, Smith
Warner and Corning.
The friends of Miss Mary Lee gave her 8
pleasant surpriSe'party az her residence, cor
ner Hawthorne and Weide avenues. y very
pleasant evening was scent. Piano solos
were rendered by Richard Lee and Miss
Dora Hoffman. Miss Lulu Schneider gave
one of her charming Rotations and refresh
meuts were served ut Il O'clock Among
those present were: Misses Halvorsen
Hantt, Diamond. Hoffman, Cross. PlnsEa
Flannery Lulu Schneider, Nettie Schneid
Ter; MesSrs. Richard Lee. Rank, Schneider
1lantt, Webster, Seegar, T. IL. Beardsley and
w. r.. Beardslev.
Next wee 4 there viii be q great gathering
OF women ut the session OF the Presbyterian
woman's board of missions, with frequent
sessions at Oh Central Presbyterian church.
when the condition of the heather of Chris
tendon ana other countries Will be discussed
and plans elaborated Tor their salvation
Wednesday there Will be great reception
for these ladies' at the church parlors. Ii vii
be a large affair ana will he in the hands OF
come OF the prominent ladies or society
among Them Mrs. Newport, Mrs. Dr. Simon
ton and Mrs Mcconnell, who will also pour
tea on that occasion.
Mrs Hopert state president OF the w. G. T
T. will speak a the Clinton Avenue Meth
odist church, corner Clinton avenue anC
Isabel street, Sunday evening Mt 7:3O. Their
will be good music, both vocal and instru
mental, aud MRS. Hobert is one of the mos
entertaining of the long list of good sneaker
swho are working with aud for the W. &. Il
U. All who come are promised an entertain
ing and profitable evening Miss Rice ant
Miss Dake will sing solos
The ladies of the Unic Social club gave ar
entertainment "Wednesday evening at the hal