St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29

| been permitted To ENJOY thlS toOllsOmc Uell-
| caey made by her dainty hands. Among
| those present were Mesdames j. ID. lawler,
! McVeagh, Rantou; the Misses Gotzien,
| Gheen. Stevenson, Maud Taylor, StRrgis;
! Messrs. j. ID. LAWYER Rantoul, Patterson, Dr.
| Foster and Lieut.. Sturgis.
| Mrs. Perry NJ Mllard gave delightful tea at
| her home on Holly avenue. last Wednesday
| afternoon from to q clock. The house
was handsomely trimmed with flowers aud
| potted plants and smilaX vines. There were
| about l50 guests. The women who assisted
| Mrs. Milldrd were Mrs a. b. Stickney, Mrs.
| Schffman Mrs. Oppenneim Mrs. Jefferson
| Mrs. Lindeke, Mrs. William Wallace, Mrs
| Col. tIilwan Mrs. Rocoe Hersey, Mrs. Dud-
| ley, Mrs. Alex Stone, Mrs. Il. Ii smith, of
| saltwater.
Monday. Feb. 6, the cigarmakers union
| will give It's second annual musk bail at Tur-
| ner hall, with Seiberts full orcBtstre fur
| nishing the music. Every event projected
| under the auspices OF the cigalmakers is car
| ried out on elaborate plans and with the in
| tcntlon that participant Is shall have full
| measure of enjoyment. The coming bail
| will be no exception TO the rule. and every
| detail to enhance pleasure and comfort will
| be carefully attended to.
| The members of NARROW Social clab enter.
| tained number of their friends at Alcayde
| hall Friday evening. Music was furnished
| by the Central orchestra. Dancing, refresh
menlS and social games were INDUCED in.
Their last dance of the season will be given
Friday, Feb. II. The club, however, is here
sto stay, having organized permanently TO
social and literary purposes. During the
summer months it will arrange Il number
bus rides and picnics.
Master George L. Davis entertained nnm
Der Of his boy friends last Monday evening,
this being his thirteenth birthday. very
pleasant time WAS passed. Among those
present were: Master Charles Refs William
Cumuey, Jason Waitt Chester Hoover,
Charles Engquist, Charles Griffin, Arthur
Cumbey. William Morris. Joseph Strong,
Carl Weyh, Lewis Schroeder. Lewis Collelt,
Arthur James, William Godske, Herbert
Schulze.i ?
The ''Ex Specifies were most delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Lilly CRUDE, at her home,
last Friday evening. A programme or
twenty numbers was danced Among the
members present were the MisseseM eier,
Irene Milan, Emma Dieter. Barbara CopD,
Lille Decker Agnes Erickson. Ida GreWe,
Emelia Kenig and Allison and Hartmann.
Messrs. schlick, otra!e, Gray, George Selbert,
Art, Greenawold, Ralph Allison Guuther
Motley, Weinaber, Schultz and Fox.
Thursday sevening Rev. Mr., Crothers re-
peated his delightful lecture, THE Evolution
OF Gentleman" al the home OF Mrs + b.
Clarke. The parlors were well filled with So
ciety people, and short musical programme
was one OF the features of the pleasant even
ing. AT the close OF the lecture there was all
INFORMAL reception TO the guests. and tea was
served. The affair was gotten up i'll the in
terests of the auxiliary of the relief society.
Mrs. j. d. Lawler caves pleasant theater
party to the Metropolitan opera house
Thursday evening for Mrs. 7. b. Scott.
Those VINO enjoyed Mrs. LAWYERS hospitality
were MIR and Mrs. r. b. Scott Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton; Misses Finch Sturgis. Gordon;
MIR. Clark and Lieut. Sturgis. After the the
ater the party took supper at the Albion.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Lamberson gave recital at
her home Oh East Eleventh street yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Lamberson, 1t Will be re-
membered, took charge of the classes of Mrs.
Nettle Fuller-Snyder, when she left for Italy
last year, and she has made, deServedly,
MANY friends during her short stay III ST..
Paul.
Miss Annie Farrell, of Arcade street, was
pleasantly surprised by number of her
friends from North ST. Paul Friday evening,
in honor of her seventeenth birthday. The
party drove to Merriam Park TO her friends,
The Misses Young's where dancing was in
dulged till an early hour
Prof. II. W. Malcolm gave another OF his
series of receptions for his pupils at his
rooms in the Lowry arcade, Thursday even.
ing. Prof. Malcolm 5 receptions are so well
known that it is needless to say that his
pupils appreciate fully the pleasures OF these
affairs.
Mrs T. B. Scott gave a very beauti-
ful progressive euchre party Tor Mrs. D. ID.
LaWler Tuesday afternoon from to O clock
at her home in the Aberdeen. There were
seven tables, and the prizes were lovely cut
glass anu silver souvenirs OF the event.
One Of the handsomest progressive euchre
parties of the season'Was the one gwen by
Mrs. seymour for Mrs. Morrison Friday even
ing at her home on Ashland avenue. The
prizes were beautiful and the party most
delightful one.
Mrs r. j. Markoe gave a very delightful
progressive euChre party ut her home on
Summit avenue last Wednesday afternoon.
There were seven tables, and the prizes were
beautiful, as seems to be the custom this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Croonquist entertained
about seventy five friends Wednesday af;er-
noon and evening. The guest present were
for the most part the employees of the firm OF
Croonquist l. Peterson. ALI reported good
time.
Thursday evening Mrs. George c. Squires
gave Il jolly snoWshoe party Ire young
people tramped out to the Town and Coun-
try club, where they were warmed ana re
freshed with dinner.
Miss Alice Heath entertained number Of
Young friends very pleasantly at her home
on Concord street Tuesday evening.
various amuSements were INDUCED i'll until
a late hour.
The knights of Pythias gave pretty dance
at their hall Tuesday evening. These gay
Knights Ynow how to give party, and no
pains were spared to make the event sue
cess.
Miss Barrett, of 79S Payne avenue was
surprised last Monday evening by seventy
five of her friends. Music, games and dane
ing was the order of the evening.
Miss Whiting gave very delightful party
at her home on Arundel street, "Wednesday
night, for Miss Florence Whitney. There
were cards and dancing.
Mrs George c. Squires of Summit court,
entertained a number of young people at the
Town and Country club Thursday evening.
Con Butrick gave drive whist party at his
home Oh Carroll street, thursday evening.
There were about twenty guests invited.
The ladies resident at the Portland gave
charming dancing party in the dining room
of the Portland Tuesday evening.
The pupils of Miss Ella NJ. Lamberson gave
their first recital at her home, 100 East Eley-
enth street. this afternoon.
Mrs William Clark Bennett gave a very
pretty tea at her home in the Albion Tues
day from to o'clock.
A number of young people from the West
side gave q sleighing party to Minneapolis
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. F Wallis gave a cinch party Friday
night to about thirty couples at her home,
6l9 Selby avenue.
This afternoon Mrs. C. Ii. f. Smith, of
Holly avenue, entertained q number OF ladies
at euchre party.
Mrs. j. j. Mclaughlin, of East Winlfred
street entertained the West Side Euchre club
Tuesday evening.
Another pretty reception was that given
by Mrs John ii. Ames, Thursday afternoon,
from to d.
Miss Alice Heath entertained her friends
Tuesday evening at her home on Concord
street.
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.