St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-31
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Church gave one of their pleasant sociables
TUESDAY evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
McCallum, on Hewitt avenue 1t was a
match social. Mother Goose rhymes were
printed on cards, match broken in two and
the pieces tied on opposite corners. The
cards were then cut in two. and the parts
holding the burnt ends were drawn by the
gentlemen, the other by the ladies' Much
| merriment ensued in finding your match, =
for the penalty for bashful suitors was the
loss OF suitors. short programme was
given: violin solo, Miss Louise Taylor;
Rev. w. H. Daniel; Rotations. Misses Jessie
Garvin, susie Carr, May Gleason.
Miss Dolly Adams entertained a dancing
party Thursday night at her homo Oil Capitol
avenue. Her guests were Misses Eta Don
aldSou, Maud Gleason, May Kenworthy Eva
Alderman, Nina Spear, Jessie Evaus, Joe
Nc Namara. Florence Buck, Louise Taylor
Lulu Mealitf, Winnie Bloomfield, and George
Buck. Tracy Hoyt, Tom Mackey, Maurice
Dugan, Louis Adams, James Harris
Miss Lulu Mealiff entertained number of
friends at her home Monday evening. it be-
Ing the fifteenth anniversary of her birthday.
Laura Fogg, Mary Kenworthy, Jessie Evans,
| Joe Mcnamara, Dolly Adams, Lou Webb,
Winifred Bloomfield, and Will Kavanagh,
Johe Mcnamara, Tracy Hoyt, VIII IL azzard,
George Buck, Louis Adams.
Miss Winnie Milham entertained a number
OF friends Friday evening at her home on ST.
Anthony avenue Among the guests we re
Misses Ware, Weber, Ida Wenger, Florence
webb, Cora Wilhelmi, Addie Hackett, Essie
Edwards, and MesSrS. Fl. Barkuioo. Warren
Douglass. Henry Young, Weber, Squires,
Land, H. Tucker.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Fl. Daniel will hold two
receptions this week-Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. On the first thew will entertain
the members of the church and congrega.
ton, and the students and faculty will be re-
ceived Thursday.
Frank Stone has been appointed special
for the Northwestern Life company. and
will leave Monday for a trip through the
southern part of the state.
A gospel temperance meeting will be held
IN the town hail next Sunday afternoon, I'M
der the auspices OF the womans Christian
temperance union.
j. 81. Chamberlain returned Tuesday from
Belle Plaine. where he has been visiting his
brother, DR.. Chamberlain, who has been i'll
with the grip.
The woman's foreign missionary society
will be entertained next Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. George H. Hazard, 764 Simpson ave-
Due.
A large number of the citizens and students
attended the meeting at the Peoples church.
addressed by Miss Willard and Lady Somer-
set.
Mrs Clyde L. Warner will entertain the
Ladies Home Missionary society next Tues
Gay afternoon al her home on Pascal avenue.
Miss Hamilton Bell. of Fergus Falls, has
been visiting at the home Of Mrs. Z. A.
Brown during the week
Mrs. C. Chamberlain has been spending
the week in the city with her cousin, Mrs.
James Shearen.
Henry Dittes, of Traverse, S. D., was the
guest of his sister, Miss Clara Dittes, at
Ladies' hall.
Mrs. Clapp, of ST. Paul, was the guest of
Mrs: j.. Spear, 7S3 Pascal avenue, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles L. Moody spent last Tuesday
In Minneapolis, tue guest of Mrs Carpenter
The Kings Daughters ret Thursday even
ing at the home of Miss Clara L. Warner.
j. Kimball returned the FIRST of the week
from trip to his former home in Dover.
De Forrest Moody, of Minneapolis, visited
his brother, c. L. Moody, last sunday
E. 7. Congdon left Monday for Tacoma
Wash, where he will spend six weeks
Miss Georgia Congdon entertained Miss
Babcock, of st. Paul. last Sunday.
Mrs. Jared Spear entertained Mrs Childs.
of Alexandria, during The week.