St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-10

dence, Sill Hague avenue, in response to lnvi
tations Wednesday evening. and spent sew
eral hours pleasantly ut progressive euchre-
The prizes were won as follows: Ladies'
head prize, Mrs. Cunningham: lone hand,
Mrs. MeGolrick; progressive, Miss Ryan
foot Miss Dowlan; gentlemen's head, Judge
j. l.. Macdonald; lone hand. Philip Burgon;
aggressive. #. w. Faber; foot, j. ii. Dona-
hue.
mrs Mark D. Flower aud Miss Adah Haw-
kins gave the first of their series of January
Wednesday. The reception was an entirely
informal ones, but none the less deiignttul
affair. Mrs. Flower and Miss Hawkins re-
ceiyed the large number of ladies who called
In the dining room, Mt the prettily dressed
table, Miss Lindeke served chocolate ana
Miss Proctor poured tea. Z
Mrs Theodore Schulze gave a dinner party
on W ednesday in honor of William Lindeke
DR., who is home for the vacation. The
guests were Miss Florence Hoyt Miss Omcer,
Miss Nellie officer, Miss JEANNE Lamprey,
Miss Lille Lamprey, Miss Ada Viguers, MISS
Maud Lewis, Harry Allen, John Dalrymple,
Harvey Officer, William Lindeke and Rich
mond Warner. n
Washington Camp No. 4, Patriotic order
Sons of America, gave very pleasant enter
tainment Friday evening ut their hail, corner
WabaSha and Third streets. The occasion
being installation of officers for the ensuing,
year. =
The vestrymen and ex vestrymen of ST.
Johns church were entertained at an Epi-
phany reception on Wednesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Olmstead, OF Laurel
avenue
Mrs. Archibald MacLaren gave a reception
yesterday afternoon from to for Mrs. For
terfield, one of the seasons brides who was
formerly Hiss Taylor
There was dinner at the Minnesota club
on Tuesday i'll honor of Miss Claggett, OF
Washington, who has been so great success
i'll ST. Paul society.
The marriage of Miss Dora WinZelman and
Ernest Sauer will occur Thursday. Jan. IA,
at the home of the bride. Rev. w. f. Dreher
will officiate.
Prof W. B. de Garmo will give reception
at Lifts hail Friday evening. Prof. de Garmo
contemplates returning to New York in the
spring.
Mrs c. Ii. F. Smith gave her second and
last bridal reception Wednesday. The recep-
ton was informal but was we'll attended.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Leila Adelaide Deacon. of Oakland avenue. to
Louis P. Clark, of Philadelphia, Pa.
The event of the week, among the younger
buds, was Sibley Young dancing party at the
Aberdeen last evening.
Mrs E. NJ Saunders gave an Epiphany party
TO the pariShioners of Christ church on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Owen, of Marshall avenue, gave a
charming luncheon Wednesday to twelve
women friends.
Miss Helen Edgar and Frank Casserley
were married on Tuesday morning at the
cathedral.
Miss Ada Viguers' tea was given on
Wednesday at the Viguers home, OH st. Peter
street.
dancing party was given by the Misses
Reiners, of Mississippi street. Thursday even
ing
On the 10Th Mrs. D. R. Noyes and Mrs
Winter give a small cotillion at the Aberdeen.
Miss Lamborn gaze a luncheon on Tuesday
for her guest, Miss MauYille, of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Maxfield gave a small
dinner party on Friday evening.
The Garfield post, G. A. R., will give a
dance at 75D East Seventh street.
Mrs. G. n. Carpenter. of St. Peter street.
gave small tea Monday.