St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-05
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

n[5ss Gertrude Gheen. young lady of
marked talents rs q reader. VINO mas Deen APP
bearing If late i'll parlor recllAlS before IaSH-
ionable audiences. read at the home OF Mrs
W. H. Hinke Tuesday evening. Inc audi
ence was large, containing many persons
prominent in social rs well as literary circles.
Miss Gheen is versatile. rs she read selections
ranging from the simple to tragic, the SUD
lime 10 the ridiculous, Among the guests
Wera F. L. Greenleaf, Capt. j. =. Moore, +.
W. Commons, {. NJ. Garfield. Preston King
A. b. jackson, w. G. Northrup and their
wives: Mrs. a. II. Linon, Mrs. f. G. Winston,
Mrs c. j. Martin, Judge koOn; MeSSrS. ii. II.
Robinson, II. +. Barnes, A. Todd, Folds
Hodsman, Arnold and Bacon.
Mrs. Archibald o. Fairbairn gave pleas
ant tea Tuesday afternoon, from 3lo 30 CLOCK,
at her home "a Ninth street south. IN hoh0r
of her mother and sister Mrs. and Miss Sack
EFT, Of Washington. d. c. The pretuly dec
grated and cheerfully lighted rooms were IN
striking and agreeable contrast TO the storm
that prevailed out of doors: The invited
guests numbered rs of which nearly all re-
Rpouded Refreshments were served from
handsomely arranged tables. The flowers
were choice and were PRETTY disposed about
the reception rooms. The hostess was as
sisted in receiving by Mesdames q. IL. Part
ridge. J. =. Rea, G. ". Could Ii. '. Dougah'
Misses Louise McNair, Wyman and Snider.
Miss Cyche chaperOned a party OF young
people who went to st. Paul Monday night
in slcighs. y supper at the Windsor was
parta&en and followed by dancing. Among
those COMPOSING the company were: misses
Helena Young Eta Kenyon. Bessie GulWlA
Eye ana the Misses Fisher; Messrs Roger
and Harry Hume. Edward MCCrony, Jack
Woodwork. Harold Wheeler, Arthur Tin
ker and L. Iceland. The event was greatly
enjoyed.
y delightful dancing party was given Mon
1ay evening by The ladies of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma society at the home OF Miss
sadie Glover, 2l21 COlfaX avenue south.
About thirty young women and as many
young men were entertained. Next MONDAY
evening and the Monday evening following
the Kappds viii receive calls at the home OF
Miss Bird Best, 23lS Pleasant avenue.
About forty well-known young people have
formed social cub to be known as the
Calumet Social club. The following are the
officers: a. NJ. McDermott, president; b. q.
Trcsddle, vice president; Miss Bessie Burns
secretary; G. Ii. Budds, treasurer Next
Tuesday evening the club gives an initial
party in the hail in the Bijou opera house
block.
Nathan Benjamin and wife celebrated their
wooden Wedding Sunday evening at their
home. l52 East Eighteenth street. with the
assistance of many friends, number OF
whom were from out of town. The host
and hostess were the recipients OF many
presents. y banquet was served, ana dane
in5 served to entertain most of the guests.
Mrs j. II. Noble. who for the past fifteen
years has held the Office of treasurer of .. Il.
:. Charter no. g was presented Tuesday
evening at her home, POO llennepin avenue,
by members Of the order with a handsome
Jewel emblem. \. {. Clausen made the pre-
sentaliOu speech.
\ pleasing entertainment was given Mon
day evening by the order Of 0. Is. A. at the
rooms Of the Flour City lodge. number OF
vocal and instrumental solos were rendered,
and several Rotations were given. A BAN
ql,el and ball closed the evening.
CnrIo,- ,,ioI,t IIOrOpp I AU-Tv entertained
twcuty-four Of his young friends with
sleigh ude which Mrs. Lowry chaperOned.
" hen the party returned to the house sup
per was served. and number Of parlor
charades were given.
\ birthday party was given Tuesday by
Mrs. c. NJ. Carpenter for her little siX-year
old son. Thomas King Carpenter. About
thirty Of thc little friends of the young host
were present and enjoyed the varied pro
gramme OF festivities.
About twenty-five of the married friends of
c. II. Chadbourn and wife were entertained
by them Tuesday night at supper at their
home. 129 OAK Grove street. c, II. Rose
and wife, of NeWhall, Mimi. received with
them.
Mrs. F. G. Snyder gave a progressive euchre
party Tuesday evening at her home. 425
Tcnlh street south, entertaining about forty
friends. The company INDUCED informally
i'll dancing after the card playing.
II. G. SIdle and wife entertained friends
IUeSGaN at a CLOCK Qlnner at their nome.
Yellow was the prevailing color of the deco
rations. The guest cards were of yellow
RIBBON with the names in gold.
Forty of the lady friends of Mrs. c. r
Crosby partook of her hospitality Thursday
afternoon at her home, 313) Lyndale avenue.
Progressive euchre founded the chief source
Of amusement.
The Columbia Cinch club was pleasantly
entertained Thursday evening by Miss Sadie
Huntington at her home, 10 Seventh avenue
north.
Mrs. ]. T. Moore entertained about fifty Of
her lady friends at cards Thursday afternoon
at her apartments in the Summers hotel. 1t
was the second event of the sort given by her
This week.
Parties were given at the home of j. F.
Wilcox, ga Sixth avenue southeast, Thurs
day and Friday evenings Dancing was in
duIged in at both gatherings.
a very pleasant dancing party was given
Thursday evening at Mahtowah hall by the
sub-letter carriers.
The German club was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Miss Gale Tuesday evening at her
home on Harmon place.