St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-13
EVENTS OF a WEEK.

The Cable Progressive Euch,e club
has just completed pleasant season,
Its trSt meeting was held at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mccormick,
Selby avenue, on Dec 4. and its last at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. |. Whit
ney, Dayton avenue, May Z. The MEM
bers Of the club were Mr.. and Mrs. u.
f. Co!ville, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Far
We'll. Mr.: and Mrs. J. F. Kelly, Mr. and
kipp, Mr.. and Mrs. p. P. McVeigh, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. F. Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. f. Weis, Mr.. and Mrs. f. |. Whit
ney and Miss Eva Whitney. F. |.
whitney was president of the club, and
Mrs. L. +. Mccormick, treasurer. Only
ladies' and gentlemen's progressive
prizes were given. OF the former, Mrs.
Mccormick and Mrs. Weis won three.
Mrs. Colyille, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Far.
we'll and Miss w hitney, each two, and
Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Whitney. one each.
The gentlemen's prizes were distributed
IN this way: Mi. Farwell, four; Mr..
MeVeigh, three; MI. Kipp and Mr..
whitney, two each. and Mr. Kelly, Mr..
Wels. Mr.. Colville and Mccormick, enc
each. A feature OF the club meetings
was the music, vocal and instrumental,
In which Mr.. and Mrs. Colville and
Glenn Gessler took leading parts.
Two new lodges of the Order of the
World have been established i'll st.
Paul during the last sixty days. Both
ladies and gentlemen are admitted to
m emberShip Oh the same terms and
basis. st. Paul Lodge No. 2O2 met
Thursday evening last week. Several
new applications were acted upon and
an entertainment arranged for the next
meeting, May "a. Enterprise" Lodge
No. 3l3 was organized on Friday night
following, numbering among its charter
members many substantial residents
beyond Rice street bridge, holding their
meetings at Hedman's nall, GIG Rice
street. Hamline Lodge No 274 holds
its next meeting next Monday evening
at its hall Oh Smelling avenue. and will
be pleased to receive as visitors any
members of the order residing in the
city. While life insurance IS leading
feature of the Order of the World. the
social and fraternal feature is equally as
prominent.
Wednesday afternoon pleasant little
birthday party was given by Mrs. James
Morrow to the young friends of her
daughter Gertrude Kathryn, the occa-
sion being the fourth anniversary of her
birthday. As usual with little folks
they had good time generally, playing
numerous games anu rOlHplnS around
to their hearts content About o'clock
lunch was served, and Mrs. Morrow
was assisted in her pleasant duties of
entertaining the little folks by Mrs. E.
Dow, Mrs. j. G. Mccall. Mrs. II. c..
| StOwell, Mrs. John f. Rodigrass. Mrs.
| w. II. Karn. Mrs. S. &. Barringer and
Mrs. I. F. Brown. The little folks
present were Margie Barrfhger, Lille
Egan, Marion Gillard, Gertrude Morrow,
Fern Brown. Ethel Brown. Elsie Yeager,
Maud Scorah. Edith Morrow. WILDER
| Stowell, Donald Stowell. Bonnie Clan
vile, Welton Granville, Riley Egan,
| Herbert Gillard, Clyde McCall, George
Riley, Edwin Morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schubert, of Charles
| leet, pleasantly entertained few of
their intimate friends Tuesday evening.
progressive euchre and dancing being
| the main feature. Refreshments were
served at II and all who participated
spent very pleasant time. Among the
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Schubert, Mr..
| and Mrs. Haag. Mr.. and Mrs. Paradore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hauck, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Peter Hahn, MIR. and Mrs. E. w.
| lie Clair, Mr.. and Mrs. Kohler, Miss
Laura Wagner. Miss Regina Hahn, Miss