St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

MES L ~ OT w
The Mishawaukas danced at the
Holmes Friday night. They enter
tanned about Seventy-hve friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Seymour Van Cleve and Char
lOtte Ii. Van Cleve assisted i'll enter
tanning. Sixteen numbers were on the
programme. The evening ended with
the dancing CT the german, led by
Will Brown and Miss Florence Fisk.
Among those present were the following:
Misses Maud Mohler. Helen Balch. Fan
kink, Nellie Kruse, Genevieve Clarke,
Edith LOYejoy, Grace HarkinS, Lillian
Dodson. Lillian Arnold. Clara Holt,
Grace TWitchell, Misses Linton and
Long, Mary Van Cleve, Ada Roberts.
Alice Keller. Winnie Davis, Blanche
Mtetson. Marion Baker. Alice Shattuck,
Namie Dibble, Jessie Babbage, Marion
Williams, Grace and Mabel Ulmer, Mat
tie Murch, LillieWiIliamS, Virgie Parker,
Leslie CiOugh. Alice Robbins, Allie Nc
Allister, Irma Jones, Margaret and Har-
riet Mcdonald, Agnes Holmes, Wayne
Sample. Bessie iOmann, Florence Lane,
Zoe Smith, Agnes Smith, Florence Fish,
DoIIie and Jessie Phillips, Mabel Upton,
Dollie Draper, Lucie Draper, Mamie
Abel; MeSsrS. George L. Upton, of Mil
waukee; Henry Whittelsey. Teale
Twitchell, w. a. Frisby, Max Smith,
George Van Cleve. Will Brown,
Roy Minty, Oscar Gorgas, Harry Spear,
Falls Linton, Max Keith, Richard ;
9Yeodw0rth, Arthur Walters, Karl Chap
man, VIII and Robert Thompson,
Charles Dennison. Edward Comfort,
Church Jr., Ernest Wright, David Fair
child. David Spry, Archa Wilcox, James
Spry, Frank Collins, Guy BOynton,
George Hunter.
The Mantowah club Wednesday night
entertained merry party. numbering
RbOut sixty friends, at their hall on Mic
OlIet avenue. The club fairly diStin-
guished itself. this being due in large
measure to the fact that the ladies had
the event in charge. The programme
contained eighteen numbers, every one
of which was enjoyed by the partici-
pants. Mrs. George II. Winchester was
the mistress of ceremonies. she. being
assisted by Misses NJ. Kelly, A. Martin,
F. Jones and Mrs. L. W. Haven. On
the reception committee appeared the
names of Mrs. William Shreiner, Mrs.
j. ID. McAr(ile, Mrs. c. J. Waldron,
Miss N.Smftil, Miss Stetson and Miss
Richardson.
Wednesday evening Miss Ollie Berry
entertained party of friends with
dancing and cards in an enjoyable man
her at South Seventh street. About
fifty couples were present, among them
being j. Ii. Raymond and wife, of st.
Cloud; the Misses Sullivan and StrouSe,
of st. Paul; Scott, Keller. Lucow, Rem
ming, Burns. Sherwood, Sites, Gumaer,
Biggart. Newell, and MeSsrs. Stettins,
Devour, Carr, Anderson, Hubbard. Wall,
Wilcox. klOpp, Brewer and Hearts. Re-
freShmentS were served.
Miss Florence Peck and Mrs. C. E..
Gross, of the Housekeeper Office, were
Complimented by surprise party of
friends at the home Of the latter at 2SO5
Harriet avenue Thursday evening, the
occasion being the birthday anniversary
of both ladies, who, upon their arrival
at supper time, found the company in
full possession. Refreshments, instru-
mental and vocal music, charades, etc.
were features of very happy affair.
Mrs. Georges. Jacobs Friday evening
threw open her home at III Seventh
street south for leap year party. She
was assisted by her two daughters, Mrs
Wayte, Mrs. Tilton, Mrs. Stone, Mrs.
Temple, the Misses Palmer, Marks,
Stewart, Snow, McCune, Lennon, Car
Isle, Campbell, Apgar, Cramer and
others. The gentlemen played minor
parts, but were 'in it,
Ceeilian Council No. 1867, Royal Area
mum, held public installation Tuesday
evening at their hall, Fifth avenue
eouth and Twenty-fourth street. There
was good attendance. After the in
stallati0n and listening to several fine
musical numbers the time was given up
70 social enjoyment.
One of the pleasant events of the
week was ball given by the Order of
the Iron Hall, Branch 1l55, at Mahto-
wah hall, Tuesday evening. The at
tendance was all that could be desired,
there being at least sixty couples pres
cnt.
Frank Montoure was pleasantly sur
prised at his home, 1929 Twenty-first
street south, Wednesday evening, by
about thirty of his acquaintance.
Cards, games, and otheIr amuSements
made the evening an enjoyable one.
Miss Nellette Reed, Grove place.
Eicollet Island. gave 2o'cIock lunch
con Tuesday i'll honor of the Misses
Anna and Margaret Robinson, of the
"SheEandoah', company. Several other
friends OF the hostess were present.
Several young ladies were entertained
W ednesday afternoon by Mrs. G. T.
Thompson at her home, SOP Ninth street
south, with thimble bee, in honor of
her sister, Miss Gertrude Thompson. of
Cincinnati, o.
a uellgnIrul reception was held
Thursday evening by c. G. Curtis and
wife at their home, 17IS NicolIet avenue.
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Curtis.
nee Morris, who were married a few
weeks ago.
About twenty-five couple of Mime
apolis young people, occupying two
buses, took a trip out to the Edna
Mills Town hall last evening where
they danced until a late hour this morn
ing.
Members of the Lake Review Scoop
club. with other friends, celebrated the
birthday of Miss Belle GiIfert by hold
ing a surprise party at her residence.
1898 Stevens avenue, on Thursday even
Ing.
a pleasant social was conducted Tues
day evening under the auspices of the
Ladies Guild of Grace Episcopal
Church at the home Of Mrs. Peasley,
1914 East Twenty-second street.
Mrs. James w Baird, of Chicago ave-
hue. was pleasantly surprised Monday
evening by number of her friends,
Who took thatway of con graduating her
OH her birthday anniversary.
The COtiIlion club held a pleasant