St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-20
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

one of the happiest social events Of the
week was the reception given Monday even
Ing by Mr. and Mrs. ". q Spencer IN honor
of the twentieth anniversary OF their mar
Tiage. About sixty friends were entertained
from TO II 80 o clock, at the pleasant home
ut 1921 First avenue north. The following
guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs Il. ID:
Jones' Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. b. Barber, Mr.. ana
Mrs John Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Roberts,
Mr. and Mrs Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs John
Campbell. Mr. and Mrs James Pye, Mr..
and Mrs. r. n. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pye. Mr. and Mrs r. n. Hail. Mr.. and
James, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford. Mr.. and
Mrs Alex McGrcgor. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs William Mcintosh,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed falant. Mr.. and Mrs Rose,
Mr.. and Mrs W. b. Heath: MesdameS E.
Thompson, II. F. Jones. Wilbur Longfeliow;
Misses Jeanette Fowler. Nellie Mcintosh.
Florence Mcintosh. Annie L. Everhart. Sa-
rah Bracket. Lizzie p. Mitchell, Morrison,
Kathryn Show, Phiia Johnson. Carrie Damn,
Blanche Leland, Mamie Stanford, Messrs.
VIII Damn, George Francis, H. II. 5. Rowell,
Lou Knphart. Ed Thompson.
Byron Sutherland and wife celebrated,
with the assistance OF about two hundred OF
their friends the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage, Thursday evening, at their
home, 710 Eighth avenue north The guests
were from different points about the state
and Wisconsin,. as well as the Twin Cities.
The house was handsomely decorated with
were the predominating colOrs. There were
convenient arrangements for dancing, which
was indulged in Ly the younger guests, while
cards and social converse held the attention
of the older ones. Mrs. Sutherland was
assisted in receiving by her sisters. Mrs. NJ.
+. Scofieldand Mrs. g. B. Dillingham;. Mr..
and Mrs. Sutherland were married in this
city fifteen years ago by Rev. c. NJ. Heard.
The first of the series of luncheons to be
given b. the Minnesota Business Mems
IO1 a q
anty Loan restaurant. The tables were &C.
cupied by about 80 business men shortly
after 6 O'Clock. After the edibles had at
1racted a deserved amount of attention the
assembly was called 10 order by President
Bracket. and soon after To9stmaster A. d
Blethen called upon the speakers, who were
E Nj johnson, John T. Wyman, Judge Fisk,
Prof. @. A.. Tousley, Coils William McGrory,
D. c. Eliel, S, Z. Olson. George A. Bracket,
Dean W. 3 Pattee. Charles X. Chute. PreSi-
dent Cyrus Northrop, q. II. Warren aud Act
ing Mayor Potter During the evening the
venetian Mandolin club furnished pleasing
musical selections.
Minnehaha hall was the scene of a swell
party Friday night The event was BAN
duet and ball given by Elmer Foster, the base
ball player. to some forty of his intimate
friends. The hall was deliberately decorated,
and the banquet hall glistened under the
charge of Mr.. Miller. the caterer. Dancing
was the leading feature AT midnight
twelve-course menu. including wines. was
served and several toasts were responded to.
''The King of Ball Players was neatly re-
sponded to by Thomas Murphy. who evoked
considerable laughter by his witty remarks
Mr.. Foster 1ecited casey at the Bat"
pleasant reception and dancing party
was given Wednesday evening by George Ii.
Jacobs and wife at their home, Ill Seventh
street south. assisted by the gentlemen AT
The house. to the Srung ladies. The pro-
gramme of fourteen dances. heightened by
nv oil
the grand march we're chosen by matching
flowers. A printed souvenir was given to
each guest. Light refreshments were served
About thirty young ladies' were entertainer
Thursday afternoon with progressive six
handed euchre by Mrs. Henry G. Hicks aud
Mrs De Witt c. Clinton, at the home of the
latter, 720 Third avenue south. The score
cards were unique, each bearing design of
panSeS painted in different colors, with the
monogram III. c. on the back. The floral
decorations were pretty, while the prizes
were souvenirs in silver.
The Comrades Dancing club celebrated ST.
Patrick's day i'll appropriate manner by gil.
ing dancing party Thursday evening in &C.
Gillian hall. TWenty-fouFth street and Fifth
avenue south. About forty couples were in
attendance. The invitations were printed
on card board, green i'll color. and embel-
lished with quotations from Moore and
shakespeare.
Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs W S.
derDer gave an interesting party at their
home. 724 East Twenty-ffth street, i'll honor
of the birthday of their son, Edwin, who re-
ceived many nice presents from numerous
little friends. Refreshments were served OH
small tables, and all had an enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Reed entertained party
of twenty-four friends last Saturday evening
with drive whist Mrs. Martin Mrs Kelly,
DR. Freeman and DR.. Kelly carried off the
hono-s. Refreshments were served at IL
o'clock.
a pleasant stag party was given Friday
evening of last week by c. w. Moore and j.
c. lymburner to about twenty friends at
their home, $500 Grand avenue The chief
feature of entertainment was progressive
eineh.
The Pleasure Hour Dancing club danced
Thursday evening az BerglEnd's hall, Frank
lin and Seventeenth avenues south. About
100 guests were in attendance, and the dance
programme contained twenty-five numbers.
Miss C. T. Thompson entertained ten
friends at a dinner gwen Tuesday night at
her home SOP Ninth street south, in honor of
her sister, Mrs. G. W. Thompson, of Cincln-
natl, 0.
Several friends pleasantly surprised G. A.
BinCenheimer MONDAY evening by visiting
him at his home. 1t was the occasion of the
twenty-irst anniversary of the host.
The Silver Spoon Euchre club vas pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs
Lucien swift Jr. at her home, $40 Fourth ay-
epue south six tables were filed