St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-09
SOCIAL BRIEFS.

Twin City Lodge No. 179 and Han
cock Encampment No. 80, /. o. 0. F.,
will give a grand May party and OPEN
! ing ball Thursday evening in their new
| large hall in Central block, corner of
| West Sixth and Seventh streets. The
! hall is one of the incest in the cities.
we'll furnished, elegantly lighted and
! provided with all modern convenienceS.
| Hancock encampment admitted two
| brothers to the patrarchal degree at
their last session; they have eight can
| didates for admission, eleven for the
| Golden Rule and quite a number for
the Royal Purple degree. Both bodies
/ have good deal of ritualiStic work be-
| fore them.
Miss Marguerite Ellis entertained at
lunch Saturday on her tenth birthday at
| Hotel Ryan ten little girls. Table dec
OratiOnS were marguerites and roses.
Among those present were Misses Flor
ence Allen. Oracle May, Katherine
Bickel, Ruth Brown, Susie and Margaret
Becker.
The Old Folks concert, by Bates av-
enue people, was repeated with Yaria-
atoms and in costume at ASbury NJ. +.
church last evening at S O'Clock. The
old folks were assisted by the cele-
brated Excelsior male Quartette with
hallelujah and plantation songs.
There will be a gospel rally at tie
Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian church
this evening at O'Clock. The sermon
will be by Rev. j. II. Whistler, of the
East Presbyterian church. The singing
will be a special feature of the service.
Rev. A. J. d. HauDt will take his
hearers on trip to Yellowstone park
l,yrf ,iotn ai Inv eff
this evening, at Memorial Evangelical
Lutheran church, West Sixth Streer,
between Franklin and Exchange streets.
Rev. James Castles preached at the
King Street church Sunday morning,
and in the evening n. p. Morgan haG
charge of the services. The orchestra
of the Central Park Sunday school fur
nished the music.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of
the Messiah will give a phantom social
"Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Sayer, 74l st. Anthony avenue.
George w. IIoag, Of this city, will be
married in Chicago on June to Miss
Annie FrunkeI, daughter of Mrs. A.
Frunkel, 51l5 Prairie avenue.
A May party will be given by the
local Odd Fellows this evening, when
in the Central block.
The Ladies' AID Society Of Central
Park Methodist Church will give a So
cial in the parlors of the church this
evening.
Master Harry Bronson celebrated his
fourth birthday Saturday afternoon by
little reception to his little friends.
Rev. w. A. Hutchinson preached at
Westminster Presbyterian church Sun
day in the morning and evening.
Col. Mason, Of Fort Smelling, will lead
the MONDAY prayer meeting at the Cen
tai Presbyterian church today.
A grand concert will be given for the
benefit of the Ursuline nuns at Paul
Martins hall Thursday, May %.
The ladies of the Peoples church
will give an ice cream social on Friday
evening in the church parlors.
The dance given Saturday evening by
the Earl Dancing clue at Martins hall
was we'll attended.
The Woodmen of the World Camp,
No 6. gave a card party last night in
Marti's hall.
st. Paul Lodge No. 43, K. of P, will
confer the third rank next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Winnie MiIham. of 1915 ST. An
thony avenue, gave dancing party last
evening.
Miss Josie Mckay, of Minneapolis,
visited friends Oh the WeStSlde Sunday.