St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-03

watch supper was served. a delightful even
Ing was enjoyed by those present. Miss
lleany who is about TO leave St. Paul for
Hone. IDAHO. will be followed by the good
wishes of her many friends of St Paul
Among those who were present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Munger Misses Karney Brock
Smith, Gussie Schonarth. Sadie aud Maria
Owe. Jennie Penman, q. Murphy, Laura
and Edith Kent, Martha and Kate jacobson.
We'd. Mntphy. &. and Many Wheeler. Clara
lIany; Messrs. Geisea Sehean, Grimed, Dell
Gillette, Demtng. Stinson Scott Parker Nash
Fo;e Moore. Foecell. H. Thomas A. Ames.
G. Hatch. a. Rene, IL. L. Ranue Wheeler. and
many others.
One OF the incest andmost successful social
affairs of the PhiIomathean society was their
reception and dancing party in Lifts hail,
wednesday evening between fifty and sixty
couples being present. The music. arranged
especially for the occasion by the st. AM
thony Hill orchestra made great hit. and
was thoroughly enjoyed. TIE clb will give
a calico party and german the last ednes-
day in this month. April n at which the
ladies appeal in calico dresses and the gentle
men in calico vests. The calico costumes.
however. viii not necessarily be required.
In addition to the neckties worn by the
gentlemen TO match the dresses OF the ladies.
they Will provide all additional calico tic and
the ladies calico handkerchief for use IN
the german.
A very pleasant party was given by Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Gallagher TO their friends Thursday
evening of this week. Those present were
Misses Kat Gallagher Maggie McDonough,
Annie Farrell, May Corrgan, May Farrell,
Kate Walsh Anna Mickey, Nora Fitzgerald,
Nellie Durkin, Mary Fitzgerald, Anna Dur
kin; MessTs Guy Risdon W. Murphy j.
Boles, Harry Lakes, A. Knapp, NJ. Towhy, A.
Lahany. j Towhy NJ. Mulligan, j. Quinn,
Burk Z. Galleshar Il. Lafond, F. Onges
The feature OF the evening being dancing
and games.
Master Frank Egan was pleasantly sur
prised by number of his young friends at
his home on Ashland avenue Monday even
ing, it being his twelfth birthday. Music
and games were the umuSements of the even
ing Among those present were Misses Edith
Warren Margaret Iou:h, Mary Prendergast
Virginia Ford, Anna Caulfeld. Georginia
Dittman and Alice Prendergast, and Masters
George ROuth. Frank Monty. James Owens,
James and Willie Prendergast, ohm Ford,
George Ditlman and Walter Warren.
st. Paul Council No. 2, Order of Chosen
Friends. will initiate three new candidates
next Thursday evening, April Z, and all
members are requested to be present, AS bust
ness of Importance will be transacted. The
entertainment committee are doing good
work. as Is shown by the prompt response of
all Friends TO take part. The programme
rendered at the last council meeting was very
enjoyable, and will, il continued build up
the order
Tuesday evening. April 5, Hancock En-
campment No 80, !. o. o. f., will mold its
first meeting at the Twin City hall, corner
Rice street and University avenue, and con
fer the degrees upon twenty-five candidates,
mostly all members from Twin City lodge.
All members of Minnesota encampment and
visiting members are invited TO be present.
After the meeting handsome collation. will
be served, and general good time is antici-
pGted.
Miss Lena Vollmer was surprised last
Wednesday by several of her friends. They
amused themselves by playing progressive
euchre. and several nice prizes were awarded
by the party. The first lady's prize was won
by Miss y. SchlIemann the first gents prize
by r Vollmer; the second lady's prize by
Miss NJ. Lielenberg; the second gents prize
by + HinZe. Refreshments were served and
the party left il the early hours, after having
good time.
The members of the Exploring club will
entertain their friends with a clothespin
fandango next Friday evening" April 8, in
the parlors of the Bethany Congregational
church. There will be a good programme
and supper. AS this is given for the benefit
OF the Sunday school library, a small charge
of Is cents will be made for the pews which
viii include supper. Come one and all and
get a clothespin doll.
A very pretty wedding occurred at New
LenoX. H., on Wednesday afternoon. the
high contracting parties being A. u. Brand,
who holds animportaut position with Moves
Bros. d Gutter. and Miss Lydia DockstatJer,
of New LenoX. A f. Brand, formerly of
St. Paul. brother of the groom, acted as best
man, and Miss Belle Knickerbocker was
maid of honor MIR and Mrs. Brand will re-
side at Oakland, the pretty ST. Paul suburb
'-Thekla" a fairy drama in three acts will
be given by the Eureka Literary society at
Standard hall Tuesday. April >, at O'Clock.
The play is under the direction of Miss Riett
Haas elocutionist, and will no doubt be an
enjoyable affair.
The tenth anniversary of the Crusaders'
society will be celebrated at Cretin hail on
Easter Monday evening by an address from
the society's founder, Bishop Stanley, of
Jamestown.
The St Paul Dancing CLUB Will give a
dance next Thursday evening at Twin City
hall, corner of Wabasha, Rice and Unifer-
sity. Capt Creigh will manage the floor.
The O'Dolce COncenta Cinch club will be
entertained by Mss Mamie Dionau at the
home of Miss Sadie Adamson, 7S5 Iglehart
street. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ordway gave bowling party Wednes-
day evening at the Nushka club rooms, and
a Welsh rarebit was afterwards made.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Platt of Olive street,
gave reception Friday night to the young
people Of Plymouth church.
The architects of the two cities to the num-
Der of twenty had a dinner at the Aberdeen
Friday evening.
The EpiScopalian clergymen of the two
cities will meet at the Ryan on the 18th Of
this month
Rev. /. E. Shields will deliver an address at
Crusaders hall this afternoon for men only.
The German club will give its last party of
the season some evening of East week.
Miss Forepaugh gave tea yesterday after
noon for Miss Secomb, of Brooklyn.
The Loyal Legion will meet on the 18th.