St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-22
The MCkibbif1
Fur Company,
LEADING MANUFACTURING URRIERS,
Corner Sixth and Wabasha Sts., ST. Paul.
SOCIAL BRIEFS.

A social hop will be given at Garfield
hall, $50 East Seventh street, thls even
ing.
The Phoenix Euchre club met last
evening with Mrs. w. A. Summers, Oh
East Congress street.
Rev. William Wilkinson, of Minneap-
OILS, is holding weeks mission at the
Church Of the Ascension.
Jerry and Glen Rodgers gave sleigh
Ing party to a number Of their young
friends Monday evening, and gave a
party last evening.
A reception is to be given Mrs
Rev. w. A. Hutchinson by the Willard
union at the residence of Mrs. f. b.
Doran Tuesday, the 2Sth.
St. Paul Camp No. /, Veterans .. S.
A, will give an entertainment at West
moreland hall tonight. There will be a
literary and musical programme.
Mrs. Webster, district president of the
w. C. L. T., will meet the ladies of
West st. Paul in the parorS OF West
minister Presbyterian church, Wlnltred
street, this afternoon from to O'Clock.
Her lecture is free to all.
The examinations of candidates for
the woman's concerts at the worlds
fair will take place at the residence OF
Mrs. F. B. Clarke, at 236 Summit ave
nue., Wednesdays, March l, 20 and April
-, from 10 q. III. 10 5 p. III. each day.
The lecture on "Burns," which Prof.
Sanford was to have given at the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church last even
ing, has been postponed to April IL.
Miss Sanfurd's next lecture will be on
Shakespeare's "Othello," and will be
given week from last night.
The Young Ladies' Society of st
Mary's Church had prepared an excel
lent musical programme, which was
presented last evening at the church,
corner of Ninth and Locust streets. The
entertainment partook of the nature OF
a memorial to George Washington, and
the music was under the supervision OF
Prof. f. w. H. Prieny.
All exhibits intended for the Chicago
worlds fair offered by the women OF
Minnesota must be sent to room 5O6.
New York Life building, on or before
March 6. Juries meet March g, s and
10 to pass Oh them. According to latest
advice from Chicago, no exhibits will be
received there after March ID. Marie
HasenWiDkle. chairman Women's AuXlll-
iary Board of Minnesota.
The Nushka club will fittingly OBJ
regular old-fashioned tramp on snow
shoes this afternoon. At 4 O'Clock the
members will assemble in costume at
the club, where the entire party will be
photographed. A tramp across country
on snowshoeS will follow, to Merriam
Park. where supper will be served at
Woodruff'S hotel. In the evening a hop
will be given and an improE.ptu pro-
era nine.
Mrs. A. NJ. LaWton gave a beautiful
large reception to the women OF Clinton
Avenue NJ. E. church yesterday after
noon from to O'clock. Mrs. Lawton
was assisted by Mesdames McIntire
and Ray. There were about 100
guests, confined almost exclusively to
the congregation of the church, the oh
iect being to cultivate sociability be
tween the old members and those who
have lately com into the Gu urch
strangers.
Last Saturday night the home of Miss
Blandie Johnson, 1l22 Cortland street,
was the scene of merry surprise party,
organized by q number of her friends.
The participants will all agree that this
charming young lady knows how to re-
ceiye and entertain a crowd when least
expected. and that she knows how to
make friends and keep them. Indoor
games and pastimes kept the crowd
busy and Jolly until the hours began to
grow small, while at intervals dellcacies
were served. Everything was delight
fully informal and homelike, and the
| night slipped away like happy dream.