St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-18

sic Cumly. Mr.. and Mrs. Yapp and
Messrs. Laing and Knight we're also
among the guests. Ned Noble, Cline
Fiscott, G. Giffin and Burrows Kirby
took away nice souvenirs for having
pinned the tails on Nancy Banks.
The Young Mems Social club gave its
first social dancing party of the fall and
winter season at Garfield hall, 359 East
Seventh street. last Thursday evening.
About sixty couples danced until the
''wee sma' " hours. Among those pres.
ent were Misses Mary Quincy. Mary
Manning. Kittie and May Kelley,
Georgia BaStian, Salina McGraw, So
phIa Anderson. Jennie Herbert, Lou
and Flora Wooderson, Cora Stevenson,
Fitzpatrick. Jones, Norman, Allie Scott,
Mary and Katie Mccarthy, Mary Lud.
wig, Nellie Olson, Yarnell. Robeck,
Mcbride and Randall, and -MeSsrs. Jo-
Seph' Herbert, Edward Green, Julius
Halverson. John McGuiggan, James
Werrick. Ernest Shallen. John Duffy,
Pan Mckay, Hessinger, Cole, Jordan,
Bader and Mcbride.
The home of MIR. and Mrs. F. R.
Schade was the scene of very enjoya-
bic surprise party Thursday evening,
gwen III honor of their daughter, Miss
Julia. These shared in the pleasures OF
the evening and danced to the music OF
the Twin City Mandolin, Banjo and
Guitar club: Misses Mary GOblisch,
Carrie karcher, Emma Ayd. Maggie
Gobllsch, Mary Sullivan, Maggie Ayd,
Mary Koch, Carrie Haller, Minnie Laner,
Lucy, Ayd and Annie Petz; Messrs.
Frank Koch, Alfred E. Haller, Anthony
FreIdmann. Henry Schade, John Freid-
mann. Charles Schade, j. Goblisch,
Henry Lauer, Frank Schade, John f.
SelD and Maurice Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Edwards very de-
lightfully entertained a number at their
nome on Summit avenue Tuesday even
ing. Ihe early part of the evening was
devoted to progressive cinch, and after
lunch several hours were taken up in
singing and dancing. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Garter, of Chicago; Miss Redden. of
Topeka, Kan: Miss Della Kllbourn. of
New Haven: Mr.. and Mrs. Holbert,
Miss Mabel Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Sumner, Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Curtiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hawkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Severns. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ii. DE Savigny and Mrs. 81. NJ. Crosby.
The Bethel association propose. TO
give, this fall and winter, twelve popu-
lar entertainments at Market hall, COM
mencing Saturday, Oct. S, and each
alternate Saturday for twelve nights.
Some OF the best musical talent of the
city have kindly consented to render
thelr services free, and many of the best
elocutionists will also contribute to the
entertainments. Seibert's orchestra will
furnish the music for the first concert.
and Father Heffron will deliver a lesture
Oh "St. Peters at Rome and the Vati-
can" followed by stereopticons of both.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Universalist Church
was held "Wednesday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. }. Mailer, on Marshall
avenue, when the following officers we're
elected: PRESIDENT, Mrs. w. d. George :;
vice president. Mrs. Laurie Lewis; sec
retary, Mrs. l.. w. French; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Woodberry: treasurer
Mrs. L. G. Gould. The ladies have de-
cided to give musical and literary en-
tertalnment soon, the proceeds of which
Will be devoted to the fund.
On Wednesday evening about forty
young people gathered at the house ot
Miss Lillian and Arthur Gruber. There
was dancing. Among those present
were seen Misses Dieter, Milan. Carey.
Grewe, Meier. Schwartz, Ekman. Gun.
Megin, koenig, Williams, Allison
A3rbrest, Starkey, Noe, Brainard and
CRUDE; Messrs. viii Chamberlain.
Gr0ssman, SOule. Henderson. Warner
Allison, Schliek, Nienaber, Mcleod. s.
chamberlain, Brookins, Schultz, West
TAI, Fox, Pray, Seeger and Gruber.
= Thursday evening Miss Brisbine. of
virginia avenue, gave reception for
the Misses Howard and Bennett the
guests OF Miss Day, of Dayton avenue.
lhe reception was from to II. and
there was large number of callers.
MISS Brlsblne was assisted by Miss Day.
MISS Margaret Hall, the Misses Gilfillan'
Miss Spaulding, Miss Armstrong. Miss
Bennett and Miss Howard. - '>'
At the regular meeting held last Fri
day evening, of Home Lodge No. 1a5 /
y. y. f.. George Laurent was presented
by the officers and members of the Iodge
WIN beautiful and costly emblem of
The order as mark of esteem for his
Jealous work in behalf of Odd Fellow
ship. --o"
Ihere were any number of theater
partleS last week. One of THURSDAY
evening was given by Mr.. and Mrs. E
". rogers. There guests were Mr.. and
MIS-. George Finch, Mrs. and Mrs
Charles Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Living.
stone and Jasper Tarbox.
An entertainment was given bv tba
arrendale Willing Workers Tnesdav
evening, at the home of Miss Alice
Bailey, OF Warrendale. Mother Goose
ana all her goslings were there. and q
very peasant time was the CONSEQUENCE.
MI. and Mrs. CHI. F. Smith, of Holly
avenue, entertained a number of the
souhg society people at progressive
euchre last evening. The party was
given In honor of Miss Stella Shaw. who
IS a sister of Mrs. Smith. VAN
Miss Grace GoIdstein and SampeI
Cohen were married at the Synagogue
on C0ilege avenue, Tuesday afternoon
the hev. MIR. Aronsou officiating. There
Mas t d large attendance of the friends of
the bride and groom. -
Miss Anita Furness entertained on
WeuneSuay, at her residence on Ey.
cnahge street, few of her Young
t.ieHus. ~ Ihere were twelve in ali and
the luncheon was a CAV one. "'0
a party OF tlfteen, chaperoued by Mr.
and MIS-. w. +. Macmillan, occupied seats
at tne metropolitan Wednesday EVENING
May Jordon. 00'
~ hio. anu MIS-. w. +. Macmillan Ot
Grove street, gave tea Tuesday even.
ing in honor of May Jordon and Adele
harrington, of the "Hoss and Hoss'i
company.
Friday afternoon Miss Mabel Ian.
pher, of Dayton avenue, gave tea in
honor of her guest, Miss Bailey, of Du.
luth. - ~
Miss Matte Jones entertained few
friends last Saturday evening. 1t was
very Informal affair.
Last evening L. B. Scott entertained
number of his friends at the Town
ana Country club.
Mrs. Archibald McLaren gave a de-
lightful reception last evening for Miss
Mason. her guest.
Mrs. c. h. Cook. of Holly avenue, en-.
tertained on Tuesday evening for hel
little daughter.
Monday evening Pioneer lodge, Sons
OF st. George, gave progressive euchre
party.
On Wednesday Of next week Miss Gussie
Pope, of Nelson avenue, will entertain few
of her friends at luncheon. 1t will be small
oud uarv iuf Of ~-