St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-08
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

The fifteenth annual season of Malcolm's
dancing academy was brought TO a very sue
ceSSful close On Wednesday evening upon
The occasion OF the annual reception TO the
adult classes. In the middle of the pro-
gramme of fifteen numbers came the 'cotli-
lion des feurS,' for the first division of
which button-hole boqpets were used as ia
VOrS. For the second division there was
jumping the rope. and-for the third hand
painted souvenirs. The german was Pslrtiei-
pated in by about forty couples. Just before
the opening of the german, happy incident
was the presentation TO Prof. Malcolm, by
members of the classes, of a nice easy chair,
few well chosen remarks being made by j.
Granville Fisher. Dancing continued until
O'Clock.
William Cove was given a pleasant sur
prise Wednesday evening by members of the
Blue Lodge No 49, Of which he has been tyler
for nineteen years. During the evening the
host was presented with q thre2-quarter
length crayon portrait Of himself. The gift
was made i'll honor of the seventy-ffth an
niversary of Mr.. Cove's birth, which was the
day following.
Ten DAYS ago A. J. Chamberlain. of 1924
Chicago avenue, had a birthday. and forgot
all about il. His fIiends did not forget it,
and determined 20 surprise him. This was
successfully accomplished last Tuesday even
ing, in spite of the fact that Mr.. Chamber
lain had frequently remarked that it couldn't
be done.
The guests OF the Hotel Berkeley gave the
last dancing party of the season Friday even
ing to their fIenns. The affair was strictly
formal and was very enjoyable. Dancing
began az g and lasted till II. The dance pro-
gramme contained eighteen numbers. and
there were about leo people present.
> o'clock tea held recently which afford
ed much pleasure to the participants was
that given by Mrs. ". I. Ward at 9e5 Thirty
second street east. Among those present
were Mrs A. B. Quinby, of Winona; Mrs. F.
/. Hayes. Mrs. q. E. Page, Mrs.G G. c. Stilman
and Mrs. NJ. II. Towner.
The Minneapolis Republican club held its
fifth annual May party at Mahtowah hall
Monday evening. {. H. Parkell acted as
master of ceremonies, and was assisted by e.
H Deane, Z. X. Hovenden, ". 7. Small, Ii.
S. Birch, Z. E. Hall and H Judd Harding.
The Idle Hour club enjoyed ''taffy pull
Friday evening at the residence of Lewis
Middleton IS Ninth street south. About
fifty people were present, and dancing and
cards made the evening pleasant.
About seventy of the friends of Rev.
George E. Lovejoy and wife, of Oak Park
Congregational church, assembled at their
home Monday evening, and helped them to
celebrate the twenty-ffth anniversary of
their marriage.
May party was held Wednesday evening
at Mahtowah hall. by a number OF the mem
bers of the Third Cniversalist church. The
dance programme contained eighteen num-
bers. the May pole dance being feature OF
the evening.
Arthur NJ. Lara entertained ten young
friends at a diuner given Wednesday night,
at the home of his parents 1915 Portland ave-
Due, IN honor OF the Misses Cooer. OF CHI
eagO, who are visiting Miss Mabel Allen.
Court Steadfast 7139 A. .. F. of A. gave
very pleasant entertainment Wednesday
evening in Window hall. \ short programme
of musical and literary numbers was first
presented, followed by dancing.
One of the most enjoyable cinch parties of
the season was given by Miss Sadie Stetson.
at 1926 Clinton avenue. on Tuesday evening.
in honor OF her guest, Miss Cora Fisher, OF
Ottawa III. Nearly fifty friends were pres
ent
thirty friends Monday evening, at his home.
1911 Twentieth avenue north, the occasion
being his thirty third birthday anniversary.
An apron and neckne party was held
Friday evening by the Bon Ton Jr. club at
G. A. R. hall, Washington and Twenty
eighth avenue north.
Miss George Montgomery was surprised
Thursday evening by about fifty friends at
]. o. o. +. hail. corner of Sixth avenue north
ard lyndale.
About fOrty-five ladies were entertained by
Mrs. j. H. EdmOndS, sol Forest avenue,
Wednesday afternoon at SiX-handed euchre-
A company of forty ladies was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday by Mrs George o. Eddy,
at her home 1911 Second avenue south.
Miss Tilton, lib Second avenue south, en-
teTtained a number of friends at a cinch
party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. ". Backus gave a very enjoyable
dinner Tuesday evening at her home on
Fourth street southeast.
W j. Golf and wife entertained friends
Tuesday evening at their residence, 2901 Sec
Ond avenue south.
The members of the Unique Pleasure club
and friends enjoyed a pleasant dancing party
Monday evening
The First Swedish Prohibition club held
May festival at Labor Temple Wednesday
night.
Malcom's juvenile classes held their clos
ing reception Friday evening at his academy.
Mrs. Nj. j. Jenison entertained the Duo
dena club Tuesday afternoon.