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

The home of Mrs f. c. Barrows was the
Ecene of very pretty reception ana enter
tainment Tuesday evening given Tor the
Young Ladies' Home Missionary Society OF
the East Side The character Of The enter
tainmeut was Il buttercup social, thOugn
some excellent music provided variety Inc
guests were received by Mrs BarroWs, Mrs;
f. r. Salisbury Mrs. styles Raymond ana
Miss Minnie Lane. The rooms were prGtllIy
decorated the prevailing color being yellow.
The musical features OF the evening were
rendered by Mrs. Mate simpson, Miss Maud
A. Kelley. Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Pratt
and Charles Anderson.
ON tn, s,iav night the Minneapolis Furni-
ture company rendered dinner to IT'S travel
ing men and other employees at the Guaranty
Loan cafe. Ladies graced the OCCASION ana
after the various courses had been discussed
an enjoyable dance programme was oHered'
Among those III attendduce We're; MessTS.
ieorge H. Elwel Charles VI. Way, d. II.
Hisc0cE. i. f. Thompson, Z. '. Gray, NJ.
W. Hackett, Ii. II. Cramps, George NJ. tur-
Der, 7. ElWell John +. ElWell, a. Is. llaW-
kius and their wives: Misses ElWell, Jessie
Elwen Grace kemerer NJ. BartQn, Mcleod,
Rounds. kcmerer; Messrs. Eberling, Davis,
/. Larson, a. Munson, c. Burr, Wagner W.
Bowser.
The college students of Minneapolis and
vicinity were entertained at the \. NJ. C. A.
building Wednesday evening. Inc attend
ance was large, numbering about 5JU young
men and women. The early hours of the
evening were occupied with a promenade
concert l. {. See.ey made an address OF
welcome. \ musical ana literary programme
was gwen by Misses Kellogg Pearl Benham,
Messrs William and Robert Gale, Ii. U. Han
mum and Mr Tasker.
TUESDAY evening Veteran Hose Company
No. held its annual meeting. IWenty-nlne
of the survivors were present The elecuon
OF officers resulted in retaining the OLD
board as follows: Matthew Walsh, presi-
l,Nnrt- II orthinUtOn president:
+. ). Mcdonald. sec1etary; John Daily
treasurer The meeting was held at Engine
House No |. Dancing and supper fol-
lowed.
Mi and Ms S. A. Reed, of North Fifteenth
street, entertained a company Of about tWen-
" friends last Saturday evening. Duplicate
whist vas played until 1880 clock, when
light refreshments were served rms even
ing, nj The same place, the Emanon Euchre
club is TO Ge entertained.
c. H. Spencer and wife gave reception and
card party Tuesday evening at their nome,
3O29 Stevens street. TO about forty-tive friends.
Orange and white were the prevailing colors
of the decorations. Mrs c. A. McCotter and
T. +. Mercer assisted the hostess i'll enter
tanning.
The Misses Chadbourne entertained about
forty of their friends, the evening OF Jan: ~,
. at their home. 46 Oak Grove street. at Jap-
anesc tea. The tea was served in Japanese
style, aud the hostesses and assisting ladies
were-atired in japanese costumes.
The ueople of the Thirteenth Avenue
church gave their pastor very pleasant re-
ueptiou last Wednesday evening, the occa-
sion being his :hrty-seventh birthday. An
elegant gold watch was presented to him.
with n "knights Templar' charm.
pleasant afternoon reception was gwen
Friday Of last week from to o'clock by
Mrs. s :. Linton and her daughter, Mrs. j.
H. Bookwater of Helena. Mont, at the for
mcrs home 1899 Sixth avenue north. About
y0ladIes called.
A very pretty and enjoyable dancing party
was given Monday evening by Thomas Muir
phy ana wife at their home, 203 Fremont
avenue. Quite number of young people
were included among the guests.
c. II. Carlisle gave pink and white dinner
al o'clock Monday evening at his home, 22O6
Fifth avenue south. Covers were laid for tea.
The table was handsomely decorated with
roses and hyacinths.
pleasant reception was held Friday even
ing al the First Unitarian church 1t was
given by the ladies to the men of the society.
An informal musical and literary programme
was presented.
The guests at the Holmes hotel, together
with Il few friends, enjoyed an informal
dance Wednesday evening The dance pro-
gramme was of a particularly attractive na-
ture.
Miss Gale gave n tea Thursday afternoon
al her home on Harmon place. from 10
o'clock, in honor of her friend Miss Colgan,
Of Indianapolis who is her guest.
Mrs George E. Hayes and Mrs. F. E. Nc
Kuslck gave a thimble bee yesterday after
noon, at the home of the former, to the ladies
of The irst nitarian society.
The Crescent club composed of Young
people on the East side, gave an enjoyable
dancing party last night at the East Side
Turner hall
Capt and Mrs. Fred W. Ames entertained
the members of Company A, First regiment,
y. G. 5. NJ, Thursday evening at Royal Ar
Canum hall.