St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-27
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

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Clough, at her home, S25- Fifth street south
east, through the medium of progressive eu-
chre: Mesdames l.. Glessner, George Rose,
E. A. Greedy, Eugene Satterlee, Arthur Merrl-
man, ID. Nj. Clough,. John Bradford D. w.
Phelps r. l.. Penny, j. f. Wilcox, G. II. Ten
. nant, T. e. Barrows, e.. Huey, ). ). Clark,
I II. NJ Dyon, F. E. Rotschka, B. Davenport,
L. D. Williams. j. Mcdonald, Nj. Mckinney,
J. G.. Short; Filbert and Miss Martha west.
The house was handsomely decorated with
cut flowers and potted plants, and after the
games were closed dainty lunch was pretti-
~ served.
A number of the old members of the .'Fiz-
zlers,'n' a,soeial club, held reunion Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Miss Carrie
Harrison. 1923 Bryant avenue south. Among
those present were the Misses Lltchheld,
Staekpele L. Rochelle and Florence Garvey,
and Messrs D. Hanson, DIR. w. A. Hanscom,
H. W. Brown, II. J.. Barker, Albert Hanson
and wife. and Eugene Fogg and wife.
Apleasing social and entertainment were
given Thursday evening by the Literary So
ciety of Caton's College. A conversazlone
took up the time the first part or the evening,
after which followed programme of music
and recjtations interpreted by several of the
students and mandolin club.
The Minneapolis Ceramic club has just
been organized. Mrs. r. E. Tiee is president;
Mrs. II. T. Wright, vice presidents: Mrs. +.
Paine. secretary and treasurer. Inc cluD
meets on the morning of the second Friday
ofeach month, for the present at the home
OF Mrs. Tice.
The members of the Grasshopper Tennis
club were pleasantly entertained Wednesday
evening by Louis d. Thomas at the club
house of Die Kameraden. Other guests were
present making up company OF about fifty
young people chaperoned by G. W. Stricken
and wife.
) The fifth annual ball given by Flour City
Camp $50 Modern Woodmen of America, at
Century Music hall. Thursday evening, was
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twenty four numbers was danced to music
furnished by DAM. Supper was served at
midnight.
At the sem-annual election of the Vaga-
Bond club. held Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Will y Beard,
president: Arthur N. W alters vice presl-
dent; Henry G. Spear, treasurer; VIII u.
Brown, secretary.
f. The Mahtowah club held the last dance Of
its winter series Wednesday evening, at
Mahtowah hall. About eighty couples were
in attendance and an excellently arranged
dance programme made the evening ada
Il&htful one.
Z IA pleasant dance was held Tuesday even
ing at the Eighth Ward Relief hall-py the Il.
A U. About sixty couples were present.
and there was u dance programme of twelve
mum bers.-.. a-r.4s-,4 sszy---. r
Pansy Lodge Daug htefs of Rebekah. I. o.
e0s f ;, entertained at.322 First venue south,
Tuesday evening. Progressive euchre &C.
ecUpleQ the TIME y1l0t XE6NOleu To tue COutGuto
of the baskets brought by the ladies. +.
&c. j. Benson andsWife were pleasantly sur
prised Monday nightat their home, $50 Four
tenth avenue south, by fifty friends. The
evening passed quickly through the medium
OF the various games Introduced.
The Hebrew LADIES' Benevolent society
gave dancing party at Mahtowah hall Mon
day evening. which was participated in and
enjoyed by quite a number of their friends.
The junior class of the high school danced
last evening at the residence OF A. Harring-
ton, 1923 Park avenue. About sixty guests
were present. Refreshments were served
Mrs. H. NJ Myers gave a very pretty gas
light reception Monday afternoon at her
home % Thirteenth street south. The guests
were chiefly zuhrah ladies'
The Retail Clerks Association. of Mime
apolis was organized at Labor Temple Thurs
day evening. W. X. Ensell heads the list OF
officers as president
A pleasant surprise was given s. F. Stew
ems. Monday evening. by number OF his
friends who assembled at his home, 1925 Du-
pont avenue north.
A few friends were entertained at cards
Wednesday evening by Harriet Clare Pierce
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Springer, 2405
Chicago avenue.
wednesday evening Mrs. W. M. Tenney en-
tertained about forty of the Sabbath school
teachers and officers of Westminster church
at her home.
tanned the East Side Euchre club Monday
evening, at their home, SIS Seventh street
southeast.
H. L. Clifford and wife entertained friends
last evening at 419 Tenth street south.
Dancing and cards made the evening enjoy
able.
Thirty-ive of the lady friends of Mrs. W.
r. Hinkle were entertained at her home
Thursday afternoon with an informal sewing
bee.
Miss virgie Phelps entertained twelve
young lady friends at luncheon Tuesday at
her home, 1920 Chicago avenue.
The Duodena club was entertained Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. A. j. CoWles at her
home, $500 Park avenue.
The senior class of the high school held
social last evening at the home of c. Filbert,
1416 Third avenue south.
The last of a series of social hops by the
FortIightly club occurred last night at
Mehtowah hall.
Mrs. TrevilIyan entertained some thirty
friends at her home "A Fifth street northeast
last night
The DANA society held dance at its hall
last night