St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-05
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The ladies of the Francis Willard union
gave a very pleasant Informal reception 10
Mrs Hutchinson at the home of Mrs. +. b.
DoTan. on Winifred street. " ednesday after
noon from , to ). The house was charm
ingly decorated with pOtJed flowers and
roses. The ladies who assisted the hostess
were Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Nichols and
Mrs. Reed.
The recital given by the pupils of Prof.
Oscar l.. Lienau at FarWell hall Thursday
evening was in every respect what Prof.
Lienau's success as a singer warranted his
many friends in anticipating. The efforts of
the young people were received with en-
thusiaSm.
Mrs. George B. Young, of Summit avenue.
gave a large tea TO q host of friends at her
pretty home Thursday evening from TO 9p,
IN. The spacious apartments OF the resi-
deuce were beautifully decorated, and the
scene presented was pretty one.
Miss Della Woodbury. and Miss Edith Tracy
entertained the Phoenix Euchre club Tues
day evening. at the residence OF Mrs. w. A.
Summers, on East Congress street Prizes
were won oy DR.. Darling. Mrs. 5. ". Boyd,
d. W. Sits and Mrs. ID. ". Sits.
one Of the most recherche events given
this winter on the West side was an after
noon progressive euchre party given by Mrs.
John Fischer, Wednesday at her pleasant
home on Prescott street, 10 about twenty OF
her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. j. McLa ughlin celebrated
the tenth anniversary OF their marriage at
their nome on WinifIed stree Monday eve
ming i'm n very enjoyable manner. The or
der of the evening was dancing and games.
Court Five Points No. 1853, l. O. F.. gave
yeIy pleasant progressive euchre party to
some sixty OF their friends at Twin City hall,
corner of Rice street and University avenue,
Wednesday evening.
Thursday night a very pretty, though more
or less informal, reception was given by Mrs.
George B. LOring, of summit avenue. for
Miss Sage and Miss Cook, who are visiting
Miss Newport.
Already various lodges and associations
are looking forward to Midsummer, and ap-
plications are being daily made to Manager
Frank J. Piiling for picnics and excursions
to Wildwood
A pleasant musicale was given at the home
of Z. c. Murdoch, on Goodrich avenue, on
Thursday afternoon, by three of his pupils,
Misses Oracle SulWell, Marion White and
Louise West.
Mrs. Furness gave dinner to her friends
at the residence of eX-Gov. Ramsey, Ex-
change street. Friday evening. The evening
was happy one, and was brilliant through
out.
Union Lodge No. IS. 7. @. O. F., gave very
enjoyable informal dance at its nall Thurs
day evening, this being the last of Il series
of six given monthly during the winter
Miss Marion Wilkes. daughter of A. P
Wilkes entertained a large number of her
young friends yesterday afternoon from D 10
at her fathers home
One of the most enjoyable events of the
week was the dance ut West MorelaId hall
Wednesday night. About seventy couples
were present.
pleasant surprise party was rendered to
Mrs Harry Deiner at her home on Martin
street last Sunday evening in honor of her
birthday.
The Excelsior Mandolin club gave very
pleasant dance Tuesday evening at Gray S
hall. on 81. Peter street Refreshments were
served.
The Queen Isabella club met at the home
of Miss Fuller Thursday afternoon and dis
cussed the defeat ana overthrow of the
Moors.
DA number of the friends Of Miss Martha
Pister gathered at her home. $40 Bates ave.
nue., Friday to help celebrate her tenth birth.
day.
The Independent Euchre club was very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. c. f. Wright
20+ East Congress street. Wednesday evening.
Mrs. \. Bouse. $50 Westminster street, en-
tertained ST. Luke's Aid Society of St Pauls
Church very pleasantly Friday afternoon.
There was a very pleasant party given on
Saturday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonn P. Quinn on Edmund street.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Glivet
church viii give the first of a series of socials
at the church next Tuesday evening.
The friends or Miss Julia Nichols ceie-