St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-14
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

the record for the week.
RESUME OF THE WEEK.
One Of the merr;est sleigh riding parties of
she season was that given by the Jolly Four
club Friday night. rhe party consisted of
Misses Blossom Dove. Irene Sumpter, Bud
Thompson. Daisy Butler. Georgia Colbert
Margaretta Cook, Marie Comstock, Kitty
Gray and Alta Reese and Emma Barr of
Minneapolis; MesSrS. George Walker, Arthur
Clifford, VIII Smith. Harry Norton, Fred
Hunter, Roland HeGuiIe. Bernie Woodward,
Fritz Lowell and Frank and Harry Newman.
of Minneapolis; under the chaperonage OF
Mrs j. +. Chapman. of Chicago.
Fred KEGS ana wife and John Seehoff ana
wife gave n german Thursday evening at
Royal Arcanum hall, 50l East Twenty-fourth
street, by means of which they entertained
more than fifty Of their friends. The favor
table was presided over by Mrs. Joshua
Rogers. Ribbons flowers and odd souvenirs
were used for the five figures of the german,
which Prof. sherman led. Mrs. \. McFad-
don, of Brainerd. Mimi. and Miss Hazen, of
Duluth. were among out-of-town guests.
Miss Julia Gorgas enter tanned seven of her
young lady frierds at dinner Wednesday
evening al her home 129 Ninth street south.
The gentlemen put in an appearance later,
seven i'll number when the affair resolved
Itself into a nccktie ard bonnet-trimming
social. The ladies made the former, while
the gentlemen displayed their artistic skill
On the latter.
The Zuhrah ladies gave the last regular bali
Of the series Wednesday evening, at Masonic
Temple hall. The guests of the evening
were welcomed by Mrs. q. ". Smith Mrs. H.
NJ. Myers, Mrs. i. A. lowering, Mrs. j. b.
Chatterton, Mrs. c. IL. Spencer. The Zuhrahs
are now preparing for the fancy dress PARTY
Cor Feb. III. which gives promises of being
the seasons best event.
The masque ball at fire headquarters on
Tuesday evening was a successful affair.
Nearly $50 couple, mostly fremen and their
wives or sweetheartS participated in the feS-
tivitles. The display IF comical and elegant
costumes was something unusual, and Capts.
Foster and krieg acted as master of cere-
monies.
Harry Barber entertained about forty in
Innate friends in an attractive manner at his
home, 23i3 Park avenue last evening Danc-
ing and cards were aids in entertaining, and
made pleasant evening pass swiftly. Re
fTeShmenlS were served, and SAVERS orcheS-
TIA furnished the music.
The Ladies Aid society. of Holy Rosary
church, held flower sociable last night at
Shermans hail. Fifteenth and Franklin ave-
nues. a literary and musical programme
kkiufully presented aided in making the
evening pass pleasantly and quickly.
Charles a Dunn and Walter IL. Wilson,
until recently connected with the North
western National bank, were rendered fare
well banquet Wednesday evening by the
Jerks of that institution at the Guaranty
Loan building.
Quite large number of The young friends
OF Miss Kate Hicks assembled at her home,
1914 Fifteenth avenue south, SATURDAY. night.
and joined her i'll the pleasures of party
given IN honor of her thirteenth birthday an
niversary.
The Mahtowah club gave another of its
brilliant dancing parties Wednesday evening
al Mahtowah hall. Between 100 and 125
couples were present and danced the pro-
gramme of fourteen numbers through.
highland Lodge No. %, /. .. o. T., held
leap year party at their hall. 230S Tenth ave
nrth Eh0x- ,Traer no nj
the amusement of the evening About forty
couples were present.
A book social and character party were
given at the Oak Park Congregational church
last evening. A programme of interesting
features was presented, after which refresh
mentS were served.
The firemen at No. Is house. New Boston,
gave social hop Friday evening. and nearly
1CU couples were present. The event was a
great success, and Melted neat sum for the
relief fund.
About thirty members of the Master Steam
and Hot Water Filters association enjoyed
an elaborate dinner at the Nicollet house
Saturday evening. and discussed matters of
interest.
H. c. Akeley ana wife entertained fifty of
thelr trends Wednesday evening at their
pleasant home OF second avenue south.
The medium of pleasure was progressive
euchre.
musical and literary social was held
"Wednesday evening at the home Of Mrs
Henry Watson. 3S03 Tenth avenue SOUTH the
proceeds being devoted 10 charitable pur-
poses
c. d. Peck and wife gave progressive card
party Tuesday evening at their home, 20i2
second avenue south. being assisted by the
Misses Williams. Thirty friends were pres
ent.
II. L. Clifford and family entertained few
friends and relatives at their home 4fg Tenth
street south, Friday evening. Dancing and
cards were pleasant sources of amusement.
lA
dance Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
fireman s relief fund in their house. corner
Ihlrty-htth street and Chicago avenue.
John DeLaitre and wife and Miss DeLaitre
enter,ai1ed about forty , friends at supper
lowed by progressive card playing.
The Eighth Ward E. A. union held de-
iigh1fui dancing party Tuesday evening in
ahe Eighth Ward Relief hall. There were
al least sixty couples present
The railroad clerks OF the city danced Fri
day evening at Mahtowah hall. About 125
couples were present and enjoyed the pro-
gramme or twenty numbers.
Mrs. Charles II. Gee threw open her home,
at 2911 Ninth avenue SOUTH Tuesday evening,
for social given by the members of Minne-
haha chapter, y. E. s.
Adler Literary society celebrated its second
anniversary at Odd Fellows hall Sunday
evening. social dance concluded the
evenings pleasures
The Nicollet French Canadian club danced
at laTmonia hall Wednesday evening Sew
tnty-hN couples were present and danced
Until a late hour
Monday evening George A. Dole enter
tanned party of friends with a sleigh ride.
following it with Il supper at his home. on
Portland avenue.
German Conversations was given Satur-
uay afternoon. Feb. G. by Mrs. Hector Baxter
IN honor OF two nieces visiting her from the
East.
The Oliver P. Norton W. r. G., gave an en-
1oyabe dancing party TUESDAY al Nah
toWah hail. About thirty couples were pres
ent e
Tuesday evening, Court Minneapolis. hide
pendent Order of Foresters gave a very
pleasant party at the Bijou opera house hall.
H. a. Strong and wife entertained about
lily OF their friends Wednesday evening
Ihrough the medium OF progressive cinch
Mrs c. T. Thompson gave a ve,y pretty
olnier party Wednesday eveaing in honor of
her sister, Miss Gertrude Thompson.
The Unique Social club danced Friday
evening at Berglunds hall Between forty
and fifty couples were present
Mrs. l. c. Ramsey entertained number of
TRENDS at dinner Monday evening at her
home, 10 Hillside place.
The Kings Daughters gpve a pleasing en-
teriainment and social ct Tollefson hall
Thursday evening.
George Fuiford and wife 33If Chicago ave-
nue, pleasantly entertained the FroebeI club
Monday evening.
The Union Social club held an apron and
rer;;tie'' party at Berlund's hail Friday even
ing.
.rs. Neal Farnham entertained eight lady
friends 1T luncheon Wednesday at l o clock
ON THE C1RD