St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The Maine association assembled Tuesday
evening for their regular monthly meeting at
the hall in the Eighth ward, and INDUCED IN
a great deal of pleasure. About 200 were
present. President A. j. Blethen presided.
Among the speakers of the evening was Hon.
GIN. Loring who is one of the sons OF The
state OF the pine tree that Minneapolis mas
found cause to honor more than once. some
interesting and enjoyable musical numbers
were rendered by Karl Kredt, the ballad
singer; B. j. Pritchard, baritone; Miss Jen-
ness, yiolinist The occasion served also 10
introduce the new Columbia quartette, COM
posed of j. e. Simmons. hrst tenor; u u.
jacques second tenor; X. b. Males, parltonei
D. Hunter, bass
Miss Louise Wright instructor of the gym
nasium at 1926 Harmon place. with erpuplls
gave a tea Monday afternoon from 10 D
o'clock. The practice room was pretuly
decorated for the occasion. Tea was served
bv Mrs E H. Ginter Mrs. G. f. Conant, Mrs
Fred Godfrey. Mrs. S. W. Rankin, Mrs. Jen-
nison, Mrs Frank Niekels, Misses Oswald
Hance and Jamison. During the reception
vocal numbers were rendered by Miss Helen
Wood. Miss MacWatson played piano num-
bers, while Miss Wright gave an exhibition OF
club swinging, and pupils OF the advanced
class gave exhibitions IN heavy gymnastics
The attendance was large and the event
proved highly enjoyable.
About sixty of the little people were de-
lightfully entertained Tuesday afternoon at
L.
a "St. Valentine party given Tor thelr
daughter, Miss Edna Chapman. Pretty
souvenirs appropriate TO the occasion were
distributed by the good saint as the little
folks entered. After these had been exam
ined the company was pleasantly amused
with the shadow story of MARY Jane. linen
there were games and dancing, and a pref
tily served luncheon was partaken of from
table trimmed with cut flowers and smllaX.
The sixth annual ball of Flour City Cam p,
No $50, Modern Woodmen of America, was
gwen Tuesday evening at Century nall;
About $50 couples attended and participated
in the pleasures. The programme contained
twenty-four dances, all of which were OF an
enjoyable character. Flour City camp Is the
largest Ill the state numbering 10 members.
The reception committee consisted of j P.
McCrackeu. j. P. schroeder, A. Ii. Nolk: w.
j. Mitchell, s. Walton, c. Wilber. The Hoor
was in charge of s. r. Williams, j. E. WoIf
and j. j. Whitehead.
The anniversary of Lincoln's birth was OBJ
served Monday evening by the Union League
cluD. whose members together with a large
company of friends. including several men
prominent in political, educational ana re-
ligious circles, assembled at the Guaranty
Loan restaurant and partook OF an attiactlVe-
Iv served banquet. Hon. George Ii. Fletcher,
of the Hennepin delec a.ion in the leglsla-
ture, presided. On either side of MIN sat
Mayor w. H Eustis and Bishop G. ii. row
Ter. The latter at o'clock invoked divine
blessing upon lne IedSl
At the Holmes hotel. Monday evening, the
guests gave The second of their series of
dancing parties. The dancers Included
number from outside. The dining room was
used by the dancers and it presented a very
pretty scene. as many OF the ladies' tolletS
were charming and brilliant The pro-
pramme was long, consequently the pleas
ures were quite extended. Full dress pre-
vailed.
The second annual library benefit enter
tainment took place Friday evening at Ma
sonic Temple, sixth floor. 1t consisted OF
novel features including the spiendors OF
the dissolving stereoptican, showing twenty
four hand-painted views Of the Lady OF the
Lake, Mrs. Manning as eloeuuonlst; nine
views of the Village Blacksmith, with
Frank IL. Forbes as soloist; songs by the Ma
sonic quartette, and remarks by Rev. Marion
d. Shutter.
The Bonboniere club composed of the en-
ployes of the Paris-Murton Confectionery
company, gave their first annual ball Friday
evening at the hall above the BIJou theater.
The eighteen numbers that made up the
programme were greatly enjoyed by the
seventy-fve couples present. Light refresh
ments were served.
. The woman's council held its first recep-
ton of the year yesterday afternoon from 8
to O'Clock, at the Liberty building. Mrs.
Alice Putnam, whose reputaton as a KINDER
garten instructor is so well known, being the
honored guest. She gave a short talk on kin
dergartens in connection with the world s
fair.
The Berkeley club. composed Of young
men, gave their second party at Hotel Berke-
ley Friday evening of last week, and forty
young single and young married persons par
ticipated The affair was made quite infor-
NAL, though some of the ladies appeared IN
rather pretty toilets.
The Zuhrah ladies will give a fancy dress
ball, without masks. at Masonic temple hall,
ToI, c1ax- nc H.
lngton'S birthday anniversary. great many
original and unique costumes Will be shown
on this occasion.
A very pretty children's party was given
Wednesday, from 4 to D. m, at the nome OF
G. S. Barnes and wife, 40 Fifth street
south Dancing was feature of the enter
tainment. Prettily served refreshments were
partaken of.
The Columbia Social club gave very
pretty masquerade Tuesday evening at 2S36
Chicago avenue, which was attended and
greatly enjoyed by sixty couples. The ladies
served bount1ful repast.
Miss Heffelfnger entertained the Young
Ladies German club Monday evening at her
home, 1928 Third avenue south. 1t was the
last party before Lent and for the winter
season.
A pleasant reception was rendered Tuesday
evening to the street and railway employees
at 105 Second street south. Everything was
quite informal A lunch was served.
The oxford Pleasure club gave its annual
reception and dance at Matowah hall Tues
day evening. The eighty couples present
enjoyed the evening greatly.
The fourth of the series of card and dane
ing parties was given Monday evening by
Cataract Council K. A., at It's rooms at Ma
sonic Temple.
N. H. Chase and wife pleasantly enter
tanned about thirty friends at cards Monday
evening at their home, 500 Sixth avenue, Oak
Lake.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma young women
held their second theme Monday evening
at the home of Miss Bird Best
The Papineau club gave its first ball Mon
day evening 1t proved complete success.
| The attendance was large.
The Silver Spoon Euchre club was pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening by A. E.