St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

Bickur HOIum. one OF Inc Hebrew De-
neyolent societies of the city, conducted
a grand masquerade ball at Harmonic
hall. The attendance was large and the
occasion proved one of great enjoyment.
The society offered four prizes. Two
were given participants in the ball, one
going to Miss Shapher. for the hand
soonest costume, the other to Mr.. Green,
for the funniest attire. The other two
prizes were given the two young ladies
collecting the most money. The names
were Miss Kadoza and Miss Skoll.
Tuesday evening the home of Mrs. f.
G. BarrowS, 227 Fourth street southeast.
was the scene of charming social gath
ering, styled an engagement party,
which was given for The benefit of the
Young Ladies' Home Missionary society
of the East side. The guests numbered
about loo, and were received by Mrs.
2arrows, who was assisted by Mrs. w.
&. Topper. Miss Jessie Foster and Miss
Minnie Lane. Choice refreshments
were served, the tables being presided
over by Mrs. f. r. Salisbury, Mrs.
George Rose and Mrs. E. A. Kent.
An interesting Royal Arcanum meet
ing was held Wednesday evening at the
new hall of the Minnehaha Council, cor
ner of Lake street and Nicollet avenue.
The attendance was large. over 800
members of the several councils in the
city being present, including about fifty
from St Paul. The. grand officers of the
state were present in attendance and in
stalled the half dozen new members who
were also given new side degree.
1hera was a very happy gathering
Wednesday evening at the parish of
st. Mark church, when the members
of the society rendered to the new
rector. Rev. H. p. Nichols, and wife, a
reception. The guests included quite
number of persons who are not men,
beers of the church. G. NJ. Hardenbergh
and wife presented the guests.
Wednesday evening Mahtowah hall
was the scene of 4 decidedly brilliant
gathering, it being the occasion of the
grand military ball and promenade con-
cert given by Company b, First regi-
ment, n. q. S. NJ. About 100 couples
were. in attendance, and enjoyed the
many delights furnished by the unique
programme of nineteen numbers.
Miss May Mclean, ST Eighth avenue
south, was pleasantly surprised Mon
day evening by a number of her
friends, who came to tender progress
siye .euchre party. Mrs. A. e. Reuil-
and John Larson were the prize win
nerS.
One of the joliiest and most success
full leap year parties of the season was
given by Tine Merry IL" to about
twelve times twelve" of their friends
at Dahls hall, corner of Twenty-fourth
street and Fifth avenue south, Thurs
day evening.
Instead of indulging in the whiting
contest. the Lake Review Scoop club
took sleigh ride TO st. Paul last Mon
day evening. Next Monday evening
DIN D. Fullmer will entertain the clu6
at the corner of Lake street and Nicol-
let avenue.
Among the pleasant social events of
the week was the soiree musicale given
by q. A. r. Simpson and wife and their
sister, Miss Sarah Swain, at their home
on Portland avenue Monday evening,
in honor of the choir of Plymouth
church.
Cataract Council, Royal 4Arcanum,
gave leap year dance Tuesday even
ing at its rooms on First avenue south,
being assisted by Flour City council.
The occasion i spoken of as ghaving
proved enjoyable i'll every respect.
The afternoon progressive euchre
party. given by Mrs. II. G. Ackley, Fri
day, to about fifty of her lady friends,
was one of the pleaSanteSt of last
weeks social events. The guests were
all we'll known society people.
John S. Bradstreet entertained q COM
pany of fifty frienyS at the Judd house,
"Wednesday evening, at an informal re-
ception. During the evening he gave a
short talk on India, and exhibited a
number of India views.
The most pleasant East side social
event of the week was the dancing
party given Wednesday evening by Miss
Eva Lane at the home of her parents,
907 Seventh street southeast. About
forty guests were present.
The Bon Ton Juniors, social club,
held an interesting dancing party
Thursday evening at Mahtowah hall.
Nearly 100 couples were present and
danced the programme of twenty num-
bers.
The Minneapolis academy was on
Tuesday evening the7scene Of consider
able social enjoyment, it being the oc-
caSIon of reception rendered by
Eugene ID. Holmes and Martin L. Fox.
The fifth of the series of rece ptions
being given this season by the pupils of
the Manning School of Oratorv was
held Monday evening at the Masonic
Temple building.
Mrs. G. w. Porter gave card party
Tuesday evening i'll honor of Mrs. Bur-
dick, of Illinois, guest of Mrs. f. A.
Huntley. Only a few friends were
present.
A few friends of Miss Helen Barron
were entertained by her Tuesday even
ing at the residence of her sister, Mrs.
+. N. Potts, 105 Twelfth street north.
Tuesday evening the grocer clerks
and a large number of their friends par
took of banquet served at Harmonic
hall. It;was Followed by dance.
The Cotillion club enjoyed itself Fri
day evening at 4 dancing party held in
Mahtowah hall. Between sixty and sew
enty couples were present
Tie Berkeley Social club held "a dane
Ing party Friday evening which was en-
joyed by the guests of the house and a
number of their friends.
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