St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-17
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

w. l.. WOlford and wife entertained
friends Wednesday evening at their
home, SO Tenth street south. Supper
was served at $50 o'clock. after which
the remainder of the evening was Occu-
pied with progressive euchre. Judge
E. B. Ames, DR.. Frank Airport, Mai.
John Biglow. G. S. Hubert, Fred W..
Sumner Mcknight. George r. Newell,
George w. Porter, G. Nice. Reeve. j.
Clark Taylor, II. G. Side and their
wives, Mrs. D. r. Barber, Mrs. c. w.
Case, Mrs. A. H. Linton. Mrs. John De
Laitre, Mrs. l.. Annette Day. Mrs.
Hurlbert. De Laitre and Shores, Messrs.
George I'll. Eastman and Hugh Harrison
were the guests grazing the occasion.
Tuesday evening the Maineite asso-
citation of this city met at Odd Fellows
hall. in the Eighth ward, to the number
of $50. including friends. A supper was
partaken of that would do justice to any
New England occasion, it being served
in the style of that region. An enter
tainment of quite varied character
followed. DR.. Brimmer talked interest
ingiy of the ''Pine Tree State" Rob-
ert Blaisdell told how, thirty-tive years
ago, Maineites were instrumental in
settling and naming Minneapolis.
The Lake Review Scoop club in
dulged i'll a pleasing innovation last
Monday evening art stlre residence of
Miss Annabel Dexter, 371S First avenue
south. The ladies appeared in old-fash-
Toned English costume, and rendered a
pleasing literary and musical pro-
gramme, winding up with fruitless at
tempts to dodge under the mistletoe
without being caught. Their next meet
ing will be held with Miss Genevieve
Emery. 1885 Fifth avenue south.
G. X. Sherburne and wife. of 40
Twelfth street north, gave a dancing
party at the Holmes hotel Monday
evening, about sixty of their married
friends participating. The host and
hostess received in the parlor, where,
during the time that elapsed before the
dancing began, Miss Mena Heegaard,
Of the Northwestern Conservatory of
Music, played several piano selections.
The Third Universalist society will
furnish the residents of the Eighth ward
with course of entertainments during
the remainder of tine winter in their hall
on Twenty-seventh street, near Nicollet
avenue. The series is To consist of
lectures. dramas aud musical and elocu-
tionary combinations; The first enter
tainment was given Friday night by the
MarQue family.
Room TIA in the Masonic Temple
building was the scene, Tuesday even
ing, of very successful scoop party
Eight tables were filled. The scores ran
from 251 to 81 points. the latter being
that of E. G. Pratt. +. n. Stacy was tue
only one of the players who retained a
seat at the head table the entire even
ing. though he was defeated in the last
hand.
The East Side Dancing club held its
second meeting Tuesday evening at
Odd Fellows hall, corner of First ave-
nue. and Fifth street southeast, aud en-
loved social time The first hour was
devoted to instruction, the remainder of
the time being given up to general dane
ing.
The third ball of the Zurah ladies was
held at Masonic Temple hall
evening. The reception committee con-
sisted of Mesdames Mercer. James,
Cole and Frank. The programme con-
tanned fifteen numbers which were
greatly enjoyed by all participants.
The Comrades" Dancing club, of
this city, held very pleasant dancing
party at Woodward's hotel, Merriam
Park, Friday evening. A programme
of eighteen numbers and dinner were
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couples we're present.
A we'll attended and very enjoyable
stag party was held by Minneapolis
Council. r. A., Thursday evening, at
the hall on Twentieth avenue north
Among the guests was Mayor z. B.Win-
Ston, who responded to the toast, "The
New Members"
The Brownson Catholic club held an
entertainment at their rooms in the East
man block, Thursday evening. The
event was styled a smoking concert"
The programme was varied, including
music and address by the president, DR..
II. B. SWeetSer.
The E. A. q. held an enjoyable dane
ing party Wednesday evening at the
Eighth Ward Relief hall. A pro-
gramme of sixteen numbers, eXcellently
arranged, made the evening pass quick
~ and pleasantly.
Wednesday evening the local branches
of the Order of the Iron Hall assembled
at Century music hall and held public
reception and entertainment in honor of
T. d. Somerby, the justice of the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Wagner enter
tanned about twenty-five couples of
young people Friday evening at their
residence. 1925 Park avenue. in honor
of their daughter. Miss Carrie Wagner.
The Oliver p. Morton Relief corps
gave dance at Mahtowah hall Tuesday