St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-13
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

Friday evening. March 4. a book" enter
tainment was given at Stanley hall by the
class of '03 and '94. Miss Evers. the princi-
pal. and Miss Allen. assisted by the officers
of the classes. Misses Blanche Todd and
Mary Hooker. of '93 and "a, and Misses Eva
Hazard and Evelyn Douglas, OF 80. Misses
May Lewellyan and Glenn Stokes of the spe-
ciai class received the guests. Du ing the
evening addresses were made and papers
read by Rev. G. H. Wells of Plymouth
church; Rev. II. M. Simmons of the First
Unitarian; Rev. Mr. Webster. d. l.. Kiehle
state superintendent of public instruction
and j. F. r.. Foss Miss Emma Merrills vocal
selections, and Ii. Z. Zochs piano numbers
we're pleasing features of the entertainment
The pastors reception, given under the
auspices of the ladies of Plymouth Congrega-
tional church, was held tuesday from 10 q
o'clock at the home of Mrs. George s.
Barnes, 406 Ninth street south. The recelv-
ing party consisted of Rev G. II. Wells, Mrs.
Barnes. Mrs. George l.. Bradley, Mrs. Cyrus
Wells and Mrs Ralph l.. Jones. About 400
ladies attended. Pleasing diversions OF the
reception were the violin solos by Miss
Marie Paige, and vocal solos by Miss Jennie
Beales.
The Sisters of Peace. society COMPOSED
of orthodox Hebrew ladies of the city. gave a
charity masquerade pail Thursday evening
at Masonic Temple. At 80 the grand march
was announced, after which followed pro-
gramme of twelve numbers. Many of the
costumes were rather striking. The first
prize-a lady's gold watch-was given TO
Miss Charlotte Semo. and the second one-a
lady's gold chain and locket-was awarded
to Miss Sinai. The gentleman's priZe-a
gold ring-was captured by A. Gutenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hosford, of BIG Portland
avenue, gave very pleasant ''einch'' party
to about twenty of their friends Tuesday
evening. Dainty refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrc
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Mr.. and Mrs
Hennessy. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crost Mrs. Springer, Mrs Stone, Mr.. Simp-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Delmer, of st. Paul.
The attendance at the meeting of the Loyal
Legion held Tuesday evening at the Guar
anty Loan restaurant, was largely attended,
the event proving one of the most interest
ing the legion has held in the Twin Cities
Chief Justice GIlfillan, of st. Paul, presided.
Several new members were admitted at the
business session just before the banquet.
The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Fritz,
912 Twelfth avenue southeast. was Tuesday
evening the scene of u very pleasant surpris g
party TO commemorate the twentieth ami
versary Of their marriage. Refreshments
were served to about sixty, and the evening
was delightfully."- spent with music and dane
ing
Our euchre club was entertained Satur-
day evening, March s. by Dr. AMI Mrs. Kelly.
The prize winners were Mr.. Lovejoy, Mr.
Reed Mr.. Byron, Mrs. Eells, Mrs. Reed and
Mrs Kelley Lieut.. and Mrs. Morgan will
entertain the club next Saturday evening at
their home on North Seventeenth street
Miss Grace McKaig was pleasantly sur
prised Saturday evening, March 5. at 1918
Ninth avenue south. The choir of Franklin
avenue n. E. church had been invited to
spend the evening, but, instead of coming
alone, brought with them nearly 100 of the
young people Of the church.
Monday evening the ladies Of the Cotillion
club entertained at Mahtowah hall, the event
proving one of the most pleasant OF the So
cial season. So delighted were all present
that upon consultation, the gentlemen de-
cided to do the honors npon the following
Monday evening.
The Maineites held their monthly meeting
at Flanders hall Tuesday evening, about 200
being present. After enjoying basket sup
per, programme of music, recitations and
speeches was enjoyed. The next meeting
has been set for the second Tuesday in April.
The Fortnightly club held it's first social
supper of the season at the Holmes Friday
evening. After doing full justice to the many
good things set before them those present
were greatly interested by the speeches made
on the topic, Progress"
Frank Sherman and wife were pleasantly
surprised by number of their friends. about
thirty five in all, Monday evening. Adjourn
ment was taken to Century hail. where dane
ing Was INDUCED in up TO an early hour.
Last evening Lodge 'Thorvaldsen," No.
As. of the Danish Brotherhood met at Dania
hall for the purpose of dedicating the ban
ner recently presented to it by the Danish
ladies.
Mrs George Rose and Mrs Arthur Merri-
man gave euchre party Thursday afternoon
at the home of the latter, 20 Tenth avenue
southeast. Ten tables were occupied.
The Minneapolis Dancing club held a
social and bail at Century Music hall last
evening The benefit ball given the first of
the week proved a financial success.
Mrs. George M. Brush gave a delightful
birthday party, i'll honor of her husband, at
the family residence, S17 Fourth avenue
south, Thursday evening.
The guests at Hotel Waverly put aside their
good garments Monday evening and enjoyed
an old-fashioned candy pull. About seventy
five persons participated.
Mrs. A. j. Bleihen's second drive whist
party. given Friday evening. was among the
pleasant events of last week. Forty guests
were present.
Mrs. John F. Wilcox. 524 Sixth street
southeast entertained some fifty friends
with progressive euchre Friday night of last
week.
A. NJ. Keith and wife gave an enjoyable
party TO fifty intimate friends, Wednesday
evening, at their home. 22O6 First avenue
south.
Carl Larson and wife. 1910 Fifth street
south, were pleasantly surprised Monday
evening by a number of friends.
The "Arrapahoes, to the number of about
seventy, danced in the dining room of Hotel
Berkeley, Monday evening.
Mrs. D. A. Allen entertained friends at
pleasant party Thursday evening at Al
Eleventh street south.
A. M. Keith entertained a number of young
people with progressive six handed euchre
Wednesday.
The city ticket and passenger agents held