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

A rather novel banquet was held Thursday
evening at the West hotel. Many OF the
participants were graduates of the Kelley
institute at Dwight The gentlemen were
accompanied by their wives, sweethearts
and sisters. The chief object of the meeting
was to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of organic
ing club. plan was favoraDly discussed.
and the matter finally left to committee of
five. The banquet was enjoyed by all pres
ent. The toasts were drunk in a variety of
beverages warranted not to lntoxlcate. such
as sour mash lemonade "lngleWood
white seaD 'Glenwood'' (reserye), Creme
1.-The Ladies of Dwight How to Handle
Jag" 1.-The Press and the Kelley Treat
ment.N
The Misses Alice Jacobs and Winnie Snow
entertained about fifty friends at fagot
party" given at the home of the former. III
Seventh street south, FRIDAY evening. The
fagots were fastened with different eolored
papers, and charged with colored fires. While
the bundles were burning stories-wlerd.
funny, serious and dramatic-were told. songs
sung. and April fool jokes sprung on the UNI
suspecting ones. The Twin City trio, COM
posed of E. A. Marshall and A. II. Watson.
mandolin, and A. n. Spear. guitar. furnished
music during the evening. Light refresh
nlents were served, and before the guests de-
parted the ladies' were each presented with
baskets continuing reminders of the day.
Wednesday evening the Union league, a
Republican organization. gave q bang uet at
the Guaranty Loan cafe. About 100 were
present. David Simpson acted as toastmaS-
Ter. ana introduced as speaker, after saying
few words himself, Secretary f. c. stevens,
of The state league; Tams BiXby, secretary of
the state central committee; William Ii.
Eustis. S. E. Olson, George E. Thompson, or
the st. Paul Dispatch, and X. g. Evans.
Good music was furnished throughout the
evening by mandolin and guitar Quartette.
The worlds fair entertainment given by
the young ladies of the First Congregational
church in Southeast Minneapolis was grand
success socially and financially. The attend
: ance was large. The arrangements were
|. elaborate, and the decorations, for the most
part, unique and novel. There were numer-
Gus booths stocked with the treasures of ma
tive and foreign clines. These found
ready sale boLh evenings. Good music was a
, feature of the fair. The amount realized by
the young ladies was large.
Mrs Ralph W. Cleveland, assisted by Mrs.
. i. NJ. Waterman. Misses Anna Cleveland and
May Folwell. entertained about sixty-tive
friends SaturdayevenIng;- March 26, at her
home, 1920 Nicollet avenue. A leading feat
ure of. the OCCASION was the production. in
the school room next door, ola French play
entitled 'Pendre lie Cremaillere." Several
musical numbers wererendered by Fraulein
xSchoen and Miss May Tolwel. At the con-
: clusion of the entertainment, refreshments
y We're served.
Miss Maud Pottle gave dancing party TO
i number of her young school friends Satur-
day evenings 1t her home. 1877 Chicago ave-
nue. Nearly 100 young, people were in al
> tendance. many of whom are students at
Pillsbury academy, OWatonpa, who were
in the city enjoying the week OF spring vaca-
ton.
A charming euehre party was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs James NJ. Sullivan at
her home, 102 Thirteenth street south, to
about twenty-five guests. The prizes were
bits of decorated china aud silver. The win
ners were Mrs. Ceylon Lyman, Mrs Lucien
Swift Mrs. George G.. Boshart, Mrs A. NJ
Scott. o.'-
The Junior Society of the New Jerusalem
j Church was entertained Thursday evening
by Rev. j. ). David and wife at 3l26 Fourth
avenue south Dancing and other social
amusements proved pleasing diversion
from the usual literary programme. Between
forty and fifty guests were present
The guests Of Hotel Wayerly. together
with their friends, held full dress dancing
party Friday evening. at which there were
about fifty people present. Dancing was
begun at and lasted until ~ the programme
consisting Of twelve numbers
Charles E. Moss and wife entertained the
teachers and officers of Calvary Baptist Sun
day school in pleasant manner at their
home at Washburn Park last FRIDAY evening.
About thirty guests were present.
James II. Bis hop ana wife entertained
about fifty friends Thursday evening at their
home, G2S Sixth avenue north, at seven
ing progressive euchre, and proved most en-
joyable
The Minneapolis Lodge of Elks No. A,
held its annual meeting Wednesday evening"
at which officers for the ensuing year were
elected, Ed A. Taylor being chosen exalted
ruler There was a social session after lodge
meeting.
Mrs. L. c. Barrows gave q ladies' afternoon
progressive euchre party Saturday. at her
home. 227 Fourth street southeast. Forty
ladies were present and enjoyed the several
pleasures.
A pleasant surprise was given Miss Flora
Z. Wood Tuesday evening by thirty five of
her friends at her home on Garfield avenue.
The event was in honor of her birthday an
niversary.
James Clayton and wife surprised them at
their.home. 334l Washington avenue north.
Progressive euchre furnished amusement.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Eighth Ward
Relief association gave an enjoyable party
. Thursday evening i'll the Eighth Ward Re-
lief hall to about fifty couples
Fifiy-two friends of Dir. and Mrs J. Fl.
Martindale were entertained with six-hand
euchre Monday evening at their home, 2429
First avenue south.
A euchre party was given Monday evening
by Miss Bessie Wilson TO about twenty-five OF
her young friends at her home on Portland
avenue.
Forty ladies were entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs II G. Hicks by a thinble
, bee at her home. 720 Third avenue south
: The colored knights of Pythias, to the
number of 100 couples. danced Monday even
ing in Plummer Post hall.
A dancing party was held at Cecilian hall
Tuesday evening by about fifty couples living
Z in that vicinity.
{ Mrs. R. II. Jones entertained a dinner
party of twelve al her home, I'll Park avenue,
ii Monday night.
{ George n. Morgan Post and Relief Corps
held an ''old tlme' social Wednesday even
sing.
The Coopers' band gave a social hop at
L Berglu nd's hall Friday night.