St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-15
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The second of the series of three readings
given tor the benefit Of the Free klndergar-
ten association occurred Wednesday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Rufus Is. Rand,
when Mrs. fitZ Henry Mcclure rendered q
programme made up of selections from the
works OF Robert Browning. The audience
was composed entirely Of ladies', with one eX-
ception, Rev. j. Ii. futile. The audience
was fashionable one, and conspicuous
among those present was Nine. ModJeska,
who came ~as the guest of W. Il. Haskell.
Among others present were Mrs. Thomas
Lowry, Mrs. w. q. Northrup, Mrs. Ii. q.
Harrison. Mrs l. p. Veazey, Mrs. S. c. Gale
Mrs. q. b. Kirkbride. Mrs. G. G. Goodrich,
Mrs. c. G. CARPENTER, Mrs. ". C. Edgar, Mrs.
W. II. Hinkle, Mrs G. A. Bovey, Misses har-
risou, Snider Foss, Croby. Mcmillan, Whit
more
The Maine association held its monthly
meeting and entertainment Tuesday evening
at Odd Fellows hall, corner of IWenly-siXth
street and First avenue. Anew England sup
per came III for early attention. Baked beans
and brown bread occupied prominent
Slace on the bill Of fare. A literary and mu-
steal programme followed, when lncluueu
an address by the president a. j. Blethen,
on james G. Blaine;" vocal solos by
Thomas Taylor Drill, and Miss L. X. Hewitt
played piano solos. and William hoWlen
gave Il dialect recitation. The next meeting
will be held in Royal Arcanum hail, Ihlruelh
street and First avenue south.
Wednesday GNGIiIS Tue newly GlCGbIA Jill
GERS of Minneapolis Chapter No 8, O. b. s..
were publicly Installed at the lodge rooms IN
the Masonic temple. The audience was
largely made up of members and tnelr
friends. Following the installation. literary
and musical programme was rendered by
Misses Holt MOWry the Eastern S,Gr guar
tette Eric Hauser and wife in a cornet duet
Wesley orchestra, ana Mrs. Josephine Bona
parte Rice who gave reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Unions handsome
home on Park avenue was the scene OF
most enjoyable and brilliant dancing party
Wednesday evening. 1t was given for the
Misses Linton and their guests, Miss Otis, OF
Chicago and Miss Hoyt of Cleveland, o.
The guests numbered about 80, and lnclud-
ed besides Young people, Il number OF young
married people The dancing was done III
an Informal manner and the hall, drawing
room and parlor were used Tor the purpose.
The Cinnamon club which has been i'll
existence for several years, resumed its
meetings for the season on last Saturday
evening, at the residence OF Judge SCagraNe
smith, at 1914 Hawthorne avenue. Seven
tables Of progressive euchre were played
Head prizes were won by Judge and Mrs
SeagrGve smith, and foot prizes by Miss Web
Der and -Mr. NOoilett.
The third of the winter series of parties
given by Cataract Council n 20. GG0, Royal q r
canum, was held Monday evening at the
rooms of Rawlins post, AT Masonic Temple.
About seSepty-five couples enjoyed the va
Tled pleasures OF tne evening, WHICH con
sisted Of dancing card playing, etc.
A Columbian tea was gwen Friday evening
at the First Unitarian church. TOasts were
responded to by Rev. H. NJ. simmons s. Nj.
owen J. II. Nickel and Oscar Firkins.
Tableaux illustrative of the time of the great
discoyerer followed. The attendance was
large.
The North Side Spoon Euchre club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Gay
lOrd 2l.7 North Girard avenue. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Edmunds. Mrs. Plank Mrs.
BardWelland Mrs. Charles Blake.
Mrs. j. W. Gould and Mrs. X. V. Cresh
more entertained fifty ladies' Thursday after
noon at the formers home, 2J2 Thirteenth
street south, with progressive euchre.
The NO Name" Cinch club was pleasantly
entertained the evening of Jan. Is by G. NJ
Watts and wife, at their home Glib Fourth
avenue southeast.
The boarders at the Linden hotel danced
Wednesday evening Mt the Jud5on institute
About twenty-five couples were in attend
auce.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Dorilut
Morrison gave banquet TO the members OF
the Minnesota state Horticultural society.
Mrs Charles A. Lewis entertained sixty OF
her lady friends at Euchre Thursday after
noon nj her nome. 10l Tenth street south.
The "Arrapahoes'' Of the state university
gave dance last evening at the West hotel
Mrs W. e. Haskell entertained Nine
Modjeska at luncheon Wednesday.