St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-10

Friday the Misses GarcelOn gave a very
pleasant party at 121 Fifteenth avenue
southeast, and Saturday evening five
tables were filled and very pleasant
evening enjoyed at the residence of |.
c. Jones, 1909 Seventh street southeast.
Misses Susie Pike and Lucy Russell.
teachers in the public schools, gave an
Old-faShioned New England supper Sat
urday evening at their residence, or
Hennepin avenue. in honor of Mrs. A.
j. Burke, their guest, wife of Gov.
Burke, OF Fargo. n. ID. The contents
of a box just received from Maine fur
nished material for the makeup of he
menu. which was enjoyed thoroughly by
all so fortunate as to be guests of the
occasion.
rendered a leap year surprise party
Monday evening at their home, 1918
East TWenty-fourth street. by their
many friends. About thirty couples
were present and spent very enjoy
able evening.
Mrs. F. 3. Semple gave dinner
Wednesday evening in honor of her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. CulbertsOn, of
Philadelphia. Those present were ON.
Tousley and wife, Judge and Mrs. Nj. B.
koon, and Dr.. and Mrs. George +.
French.
The bicycle party attending the per-
Torrance of "All the Comforts of Home"
at the Grand Monday evening numbered
forty persons. The first two rows of
the balcony were occupied. The party
greatly enjoyed the play.
Burt HARDWOOD, the artist, read an in
tereSting paper on "Modern French
Sculpture before the Society of Fine
Arts at its meeting Monday evening,
About fifty handsome ylews'were used
to illustrate the paper.
An informal social was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. {. NJ. Carpenter
in honor of Miss Pearl Means, of ''All
the Comforts of Home" company. Miss
Means and Mrs. Carpenter were school
mates at OgontZ.
The installation of officers of |. 0. 0.
F. Lodge No. 10 at [. o. o. L. hall, on
Tenth avenue north, was held Thursday
evening. Dancing followed the,inStal-
iation services. Thyle's orchestra fur
nished the music.
The Cotillion club gave a pleasant
dance at Mahtowah hall last evening.
The programme of dances was made up
With care. and was admirably arranged.
Thyle and Schubert furnished the mu
sic
Mrs. Hugh Harrison gave violet
luncheon TO number of young ladies
Thursday afternoon. The decorations
were chiefly English violets, both real
and hand painted.
Mrs. E. d. Jackson gave a leap year
party to forty lads and lassies in honor
of her daughter Carrie, and New ears
day will not soon be forgotten by the
jolly company.
c. ". Case and wife we're host and
hostess at the annual epiphany party of
the vestry of ST. Marks Episcopal
church Wednesday evening.
Miss Foss entertained number Of her
Young lady friends at O'Clock luncheon
Thursday at her home on Clinton ave-
hue.
Mrs. E. K. Farchild, 92s Fifth street
south, entertained eight friends Tues
day evening at o'clock dinner.
Wednesday evening, at ST. Paul's
Episcopal church, occurred the annual
Christmas festival Of the parish.
The benefit ball given Saturday even
ing by Cheneses Israel society, at Har-
monla hall, Melted about $1,000.
L. A. Whitworth and wife are sat
home" Monday evenings to friends at
81 Tenth street north.
Miss Lizzie Donaldson was ssat bome,
to twenty friends. and they danced th,
old year out.
An enjoyable ball was given Wednes-
day evening at MahtoWaIl hall.