St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-13

corner st. Adams street and Holly av-
enue. Refreshments were served by
the ladies' of the church, and there was
instrumental music by Miss Haas, of
Rock Island, and Miss Jessie Turner, OF
st. Paul.
Miss Sarah Young was handsomely
surprised by about two score of her
young friends at her home on Walnut
street last Monday evening. Dancing
and vocal and inStrum entail music af-
forded EMO yment for the gathering,
and the affair was indeed pleasant one.
fhe occasion was her birthday anniyer-
say.
A dime social has been arranged by
the ladies of the Central W. &. L. u, to
be given tor the benefit of the w. G. L.
u state paper, at the home of Mrs. NJ.
Perry. 419 Marshall avenue, on Thurs
day, Nov II. from to s p. IN. Refresh
inents will be served and a pleasant pro-
gramme rendered.
The Evening Star Social club will give
| its first social hop at Luker's hall, cor
ner of Margaret and Forest streets,
| "Wednesday, Nov. 16. Music will be
furnished by the Twin City Banjo. Man
dolin and Guitar club. and it need not
! be stated to those that are acquainted
/
| will be had.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Refs have re-
turned from their trip to Europe, and
! Thursday evening they were welcomed
by their many friends and were sur
| prlsed by serenade at their home, 70S
Olive street, after which an enjoyable
evening was spent by every one pres
ent
Miss Helen Patterson, of Dayton's
bluff, entertained her friends last Sat
urday afternoon, the occasion being in
honor of her birthday. The little peo-
pie had the very merrieSt of times, and
returned to their homes as delighted
and cOntented as only young hearts
can be.
Cards are out for an lat home" to be
given by MIR. and Mrs. William Lewis
Kelly and the Misses Kelly on Tues
day of next week at their residence on
Sherburne avenue. 1t is given in honor
of Miss Hale and Miss Lare, guests in
the city. The hours are from to II.
A great many of the society people of
the two cities remember with pleasure
Miss Prickett, of Edwardsville, ILL.,. who
has visited here several times, and they
will be interested in the announcement
of her engagement to Harrison Drum
mond, of st. Louis, one of the great to-
bacco firm of that town.
A pretty luncheon was given Tuesday
by Miss Bessie Sawyer at her home on
Portland avenue. 1t was given in honor
of her guest, Miss Severance, of Homo
lulu. There were about eight young
ladies-just the right number to have a
jolly time.
Next Monday evening, at Mrs. Bends
| - I,,iI
maids supper will be given in honor of
those who are to attend Miss Bend.
| The Bend Wood wedding is TO occur
| Wednesday at 4O'clock at Christ church.
Miss Guthrie gave theater party last
| Saturday afternoon at the Grand in
honor Of her guest, Miss Cannon. Miss
Guthrie'S guests were the Misses Up
ham, Warner, Sawyer, Pope, Monfort,
Cannon, Simpson and Bass.
Mrs. Davis Fletcher entertained at
luncheon on Thursday for Mrs. F. &.
Adams, of Chicago. Those present
were Mesdames Adams. Driscoll, Dorr,
Graves, Stevens, Gates, Rice.
The german club met last week and
elected their officers. They will arrange
| for german to be given soon, prob
| ably about Thanksgiving time.
Miss Josephine Kalman, who is one
of the most popular and one of the
prettiest of the young girls of the
younger SET" will give large dancing
party on Nov. II.
| Cards for Miss Washburne's wedding
to Mr.. Baldwin. of New York, are out.
The wedding will take place OH the 23d
of the month.
| Mrs. William F. Mason has issued
cards for an afternoon tea, to be given
for her daughter, Miss Mason, Satur-
| day, Nov. 10.
The tea given for Miss Dean Friday
was one Of the first of series to be
| given for that young lady during this
month.