St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
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on Fifteenth street, the programme consist
ing OF readings, singing, with guitar accom-
PIANIST, and two dialogues which were well
rendered. novel feature was the selling Of
neckties with numbers corresponding to
those given different ladies, so that each gen
teman's partner was assigned to him as
fortune dictated.
The ladies of Freya Circle No. ., L. A. o.
D., gave another OF their informal dancing
parties last Thursday evening at Odd Eel.
lows hall, 81 East Seventh street. Lunch
was served at II O'Clock. Every one present
had a most enjoyable time, and at the close
expressed the wish that the ladies of the
circle would not wait long before giving an
other OF their pleasant parties.
Misses McDOnough ana Farrell gave a very
pleasant euchre party TO thcic friends Mon
day evening, those present being Misses An
ME Farrell Maggie McDonOugh, Annie iiur-
kin, May Farrell, May Corrgan, Nellie Dur
kin, Mary Fitzgerald, Nora Fitzgerald, Kale
Walsh, Jennie Farrell, Allie stage; Messrs
AmoSs Knapp. Harry Lakes. A. Lak6ny, j
BOles j. fwOhy, II. ID. sullivan, Frank VIII
son, r. COnroy, W. Webster, j. McDermont,
Roy Hancock.
The Nrmory was ablaze with light and
music Thursday evening, The occasion beiag
a promenade concert aud hop given by the
First regiment band. The musical pro-
gramme was unique. and contained seven
selected numbers. all of which were rem
| dered in excellent style large company
highly enjoyed the music and afterwards iu-
dulged in dancing until late hour
Mrs W. f. Hoyt lodge auxiliary to Diyls
ion 1850, OF the b. Of l.. t., gave an entertain
ment and social hop ut Twin City hall
| Wednesday evening, which proved Il grand
success socially aud financially. Much credit
is due the ladies' for the success of this, their
first output in the social world, having been
organized only two months.
Cab Drivers Union No 55S3, A. f. of l..
gave their first annual ball in Market hall
Wednesday evening The committee on ar
rangements were William Pleiss. Michael
Cleary, William Cady, John Kripps, John
Margach. Carl FTck and Charles De Witt.
Twenty four numbers comprised the dancing
programme,
Monday evening st. Paul Rebekah Lodge
No. 80 gave n literary entertainment and hop
Mt Odd Fellows hall. large number of the
auce, aud everything passed off nicely ae-
cording to the programme. One of the feat
! ures of the evening was an address by 2. G.
| NJ. Nye.
The friends or Mrs Charles Fontaine. OF
| on Fremont street. gave her birthday party
| Wednesday evening. The Twin City Banjo
and Mandolin club furnished music for the
| dancing Mrs. Fontaine was presented with
| n handsome silver service.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Fasolt
oil Glencoe street, was the scene of pleas
ant wedding Wednesday afternoon. their
| IlCl Iuuli ~ Icing ludIIitQ 10 HtllfN
| c. Boyeson by Rev. Arthur j. Benedict, pas
| tor of the Pacific church.
| The charming little comedietta, "A Box of
! Monkeys" was given before large audience
at the Peoples church last evening. The
| play was under the direction of Miss Lemons
Austin, and neat sum was realized for the
free Kindergarten.
The pupils of the Baldwin seminary viii
! give q French play and an American farce a
Unity church Friday evening, April 29.
The ladies of St Peters Episcopal parish
gave well attended luncheon at 307 jackson
street on Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Kate Chittenden, of Wilkin street. ha!
! issued invitations for a dancing party TO bt
! given this evening, April %
Sisterhood Branch 1861 of Iron Hall viii
/ give a social at Mrs. Bells, Broadway an(
Sixth street, Friday evening.
The young people of the Assumption
| church gave a delightful social Tuesday
| evening in the school hall.
Miss Blanche King Of Summit avenue. de
| lightfuly entertained number of friends Il
cards Thursday evening.
The Young Peoples Social club gave its
| Easter bail mt Garfield hall, $50 East Seventh
street. Monday evening.
The Philomatheans gave a pleasing must
Gale and social at Van Elmeet's hall. Sever
| Corners, Friday evening.
Last evening the Philomatheans gave one
of their delightful social entertainments a
| Van EIlemeets hall.
Mrs Fredrick Snyder, of East Eleventh
street. is contemplating trip abroad durin:
| the summer months.
No date appears to have been fixed as vel
for the hop 10 be given by the German club,
| but il viii be soon.
Wednesday evening Gov Merriam enter
tanned a few gentlemen at his home on Uni
| veysity avenue.
The Young Ladies' Dancing club Will Civ,
its next social hop at Central hall tomorrow
| evening.
Mrs. A. NJ. Peabody gave q dinner part,
| Thursday evening, ut which covers were lalC
for six.
Cigarmakers' Union No o. gave their an
nual ball at Marked hall, Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First Meth
odist church gave social last evening.