St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12

Young people. The hours were from to
O'Clock. Gentlemen dropped in during the
last hour. Ices were served in the music
room by the young ladies, while the Older
ladies had charge of the dining room, where
tea and chocolate were served. The assist
ing ladies were MesdameS q. B. K1rkbrlde.
E. NJ Edith, Percy Jones, j. r kingman,
Fl. j. Fletcher; Misses Gale, Mcmillan, Crit
tenden. Harding Dyer, Hoyt, Hubbard, Anna
Wells, Hastings; Sprague, OF Massachusetts
Colgan, of Indianapolis, Ind.
A very enjoyable afternoon tea was given
Friday, week, from to 8, by c. c. Seconbe
and Miss Lumley al their home 1916 Second
avenue south. The prettily lighted parlors
were decorated with palms and few How
ers. Those who assisted the hostesses were
Mesdames II. P. Nichols, Hector Baxter. f..
W. Forman A. &. Clerihew, j. W. Hendrick,
j. B. Modlsette, A. c. Farbairu, w. .. Hill,
W. R.. GREGORY Morris Hallowell, W. =.
Haskell, Willis Jones, Misses Sackett, French,
Bartlett and Wells,
The Caledoniau club, the representative
Scotch society of the city, held its annual
meeting Tuesday night at its room in the
New York Life building The following were
elected officers for the ensuing year: Chief.
j. w. Mcdonald; first chleftain, ID. Mo son;
second chieftain, s. Valance; secretary and
treasurer, j. Dunnett; physician, II. n. Nc
Donald; chaplain, j S. Black. The various
reports showed the CLUBS condition to be ex-
cellent.
A valentine Cdru parry was given heuueo-
day evening by Mrs, G. G. Root, at her home,
10S Oak Grove street. Twenty-eight ladies
were entertained. Mrs. Root was assisted by
Mrs. c. A. Mitchell, Mrs. Ii. A.Furner and
Misses Florence and Edith Mitchell.
Duplicate whist was enjoyed Tuesday even
ing by the thirty friends of F. c. Snyder and
wife, who assembled at their home, 40 Tenth
street south. The host and hostess were as
sisted in doing the honors of the occasion by
Miss Snyder and Miss Virginia Reno.
The bail given Wednesday evening at
Masonic temple hall, by College No. 5, of the
National Epieurean association, was Sue NC
cess in every particular. More than 200
couples participated, including large dele
CATION from st. Paul.
The Kenilworth club is the name of a new
social organization composed of young bust
ness and professional men. 1t is officered as
follows: President DR.. G. W. Williams'
vice president. 5. Colburn; secretary-treas-
urer A. E. Bezzler.
pleasant card party was given Tuesday
evening by G. b. Lyons and wife at their
home, 42j Oak Grove street. There were
about forty friends entertained The score
cards were decorated with clover leaves and
daisies.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Carlisle entertained
forty friends at progressive euchre, at their
home. 22J9 Fifth avenue south, Tuesday
evening Light refreshments were served
after the prizes were distributed.
Mrs c. F. somes entertained about thirty
lady friends at progressive euchre Thursday
afternoon at her nome, 5l7 Sixth avenue
southeast Silver and decorated china were
the prizes.
The Junior Aid Society of the Third Uni
versallst Church gave pleasant entertain
ment at the TWenty-seventh Street hall Fri
day evening.
The guests of the San Angelo hotel gave
card and dance party Friday evening that
was greatly enjoyed.
Nine Boyd, of Minneapolis, sailed for Eu-
rope, Saturday, from New York via steame
La Bretagne.