St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-21

Albeck, Miss Oliver, Miss Istead, Miss
Gabrulson. w. Y. Romney, James
Strout and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Johnson.
A large number OF friends surprised
Mrs. Georgianna Cole at her home. 2l0
Bates avenue. Monday evening.the 18th
inst, it being the fiftyeighth anniver-
sary of her birthday. Mrs. Cole was
assisted in receiving b., her daughters,
Miss BERTHE Cole, Mrs. Henry Roller
and Mrs. James Grady. Among those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs. E. 5. Light
bourn. MIR. and Mrs. John Ross, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Rolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. Chappron. Mr..
and @ Mrs s, VIII Hiland, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Harding, Mrs. Karney, Mrs.
S. NJ. Harding, Mrs. Quick. Mrs. Mar
garet Thompson. Mrs. ID. L. Smith, Mrs.
ScoIah; Misses Amelia and Lillian
Lightbourn. Miss Cora Quick, Miss
Hiland, Clara and Ella Rolfe and Mrs.
Cummings; Messrs. Loyal Partridge,
William Nelson. Henry Roller, David
Cole, James Grady, Will Cole. A. f.
Messenger and Edward Cole. The
evening was pleasantly passed in card
playing and other amusements, lunch
being served at 1880. Mrs. Cole re-
celved number of useful presents.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given Friday evening at the A. o. U.
W. hall. Seventh and Minnesota. by
North Star Camp No 1857, Modern
Woodmen of America, in connection
with the installation of their officers for
the present term. After Past Consul
Louis jacobson had installed the off,
GERS, and the new presiding officer.
James Pengelly, had welcomed the in
Vited guests with some appropriate re-
marks, the literary part of the pro-
gramme was carried out in the follow
ing order: Recitation by Miss Agnes
Wilson, vocal solo by Mrs. Henry Shoe
maker, recitation by Miss Doris Jacob
son, music by the University Mandolin
club, vocal solo by Miss Mathilda j.
Pengelly, dance by Master Macarthur,
recitation by w. Il. Bracket, violin
solo by Prof. Petty, and an address on
the benefits of the order by Thomas j.
Gilbert. An elegant repast was served
In the dining room, and then dancing
INDUCED in until the early hours of
Saturday morning.
Friday evening, Jan. 10, there oc-
Cured the social success of the season
among club dances: The fourth recep-
ton and dance given by the Sunlight
Social club, at which about seventy
couples were present and danced to the
music of Hillyard's orchestra. Among
those present were the Misses Annie
Murray, Mamie Coghlin, Stella Davis,
Nellie Roach. Esther Roland, Grace
carroll. Lille Lynch. Minnie Suthwick,
Marcella Smith, Maggie Kelliher, Bnrk,
Nellie aud Kittie Moran, Annie Man
ming, Mamie Strutfield, Mile and Ma
ME Cashin, Annie Brodrick, Kitty
Messrs. Will Fitzgibbons, j. Burke
Thomas Lovett. l.. j. Cogan, William
Kane, Thomas s. Cushman, John West
thropp. DE-. Miller, f. b. Stratton, j. d.
Miller, Frank Manning, Meade, Prof. j.
Jurgls, James Howard, Connolly,
DouSeman. j. p. Casman. Tobin
Naughton, Allin.
The junior ball ASSOCIATION of the
state university are making plepara-
lions for their annual ball, to be given
at the Masonic temple, Minneapolis, on
the evening of Jan. 30. The affair is in
the hands of large and competent com
petent committee. who secured the
services of the following ladies as
patronesses: Mesdames Park, Richie,
Clark, sElliot. Furness, Dellos Monfort,
Alexander j. Stone. Oliver Darymple,
OF this city, and George II. Christian,
A. w. Hastings, Cyrus Northrup, D. E.
Mclean, G. Nee. Reeve, j. E. Glass,
George Il. Partridge, of Minneapolis.
music, and the hall will be handsomely
decorated. The committee hope to
make the ball not only social success,
but financial success as we'll, so the
future classes will not hesitate to fol-
low their example.
A very interesting meeting of Ter
race Council 1878 was held Monday
evening, Jan. Is, the occasion being the
installation of the officers for the year
1894 by District Deputy Grand Regent
HUM. assisted by Deputy Grand Guide
Richardson, both of Minneapolis. The
deputy grand regent took occasion to