St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-20
EAST ST. PAUL.

One of the leading society events on the
East side was the progressive euchre party
given by Miss Mamie Kelly, Tuesday even
lug, at her home on Collins street, in honor
of her guest Miss Mamie Brennan. OF Owa-
tonna. The large and spacious parlors and
reception room were beautifully decorated
for the occasion-cut flowers potted plants,
evergreen and mstlet1e being in profusion.
The young hostess was assisted i'll receiving
the guests by her mother Mrs. Kelly, Miss
Lucille Darrah and Miss Julia Brennan
There were twelve tables in use and about
sixty guests present. An elaborate lunch
was served at IL o'clock. Those securing
the unique as we'll as valuable prizes given
were the Misses Anna Campbell, Grace
King and Alice Cleary; Messrs. Charles
Kelly, Frank Dolan and Carl Hendy. After
refreshments were served the rooms were
cleared and dancing was heartily enjoyed.
The last farewells were said at 2:30.
Miss Flossie Terrier entertained party of
friends at her home OH Arkwright street at
an informal hop Friday evening. Good mu-
sic was in attendadce and an elegant lunch
was served Those present were the Misses
Ella Copeland Florence and Renie Grenier,
Edith Fifeld, Annie Colberg, Maggie and
Bessie Pauline, Jean Brash. Miss Goodhue,
Fannie Hicks, Alice and Sadie Morrison. and
Messrs. Achille Grenier. Robert Pauline,
Robert Patrick, Alex Pauline. Bascom Ches
ter Allie Nicoll, George Myson, George
Pierce, William Nicholl Lou Brash and
George Morrison. s
Master Herbert Cook was given a very
agreeable surprise at his home on Fauquier
street Friday evening. About score of his
young friends and associates called rather
unawares and unceremoDiously took pos
session of all the surroundings and pro-
ceeded to make things hum with hilarity.
Games were the chief feature of amuse-
ment. The young ladies served a tempting
lunch.
Rev. and Mrs A. Knudson gave dinner
Of oil ba
genial host having that day passed the half
century milestone. Those there were: Rev.
and Mrs. Jacobson, Rev. aud Mrs. Hanson,
Rev. and Mrs Wilson. of Minneapolis; Rev.
and Mrs Larson: Rev. and Mrs. DIN, Mr..
and Mrs Olson and Rev. Arveson, and the
worthy diyine's immediate family. Gifts
were numerous.
The Dung Peoples Society of st. James
Episcopal Church will give an entertain
ment next Tuesday evening in the guild
hall, corner De Soto and Lawson streets:
The two farces, "One Too Many for Him.
and "Medica,' will be given, supported by
an able cast of characters. REGULATIONS and
musical numbers will fill up the programme.
There was a special train left East st. Paul
Wednesday morning at 0 O'Clock with the re-
mains CT the late Mrs. w. K. Davis. About
sixty of the imme date friends and relatives.
were among the number. The funeral
services were held at the Catholic church in
hudson. and the remains inferred in gthe
family lotat the Hudson cemetery. 81 ~
The basket social given Thursday evening
by the young ladies of st. Johns parish was
largely attended, and decided succesS(
Auctioneer johnson was present. and sue-f
ceeded i'll getting the stronger seXIto pay
neat sums for well-flled basket and part
her thrown in Miss SINNERS gave recital
and Miss schwartz vocal solo. ~
The services at the Asbury M E. church
this morning will be in charge of George III!
oF no, ,,,;lt
read from the eight organizations Of the
church, VIZ: Trustees, stewards, class leader,
Sunday school, Ladies' Aid, Y. P. S. e, E.
and Junior league. A special musical pro-
gramme will also be given. siJQ
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the BUR Street Bap-
fist Church held business meeting Wednes-
day evening, after the devotional exercises,
and elected the following as officers for the
coming year: President. Ralph Sduires;
vice president. James Hartley secretary, Roy
Squires; treasurer, Miss Marie Christensen.
Miss Essie Goodman celebrated heri tenth
birthday anniversary Saturday at her home,
on Lawson street. About twenty-five of her
little friends were present from to &. and
had very merry time. Supper was served
at 80. The tiny guests left the little hostess
many we'll wishes and pretty gifts.
Mrs. NJ. N. Bouse very pleasantly enter
tanned the LoWertown Euchre club at her
home on Westminster street Wednesday
afternoon. There were twenty ladies pres
ent. Those securing the prizes were
Mesdames Wallace, Cumby. Sheehan, Christie
Cornish and Miss Carmody.
There will be a social given next Friday
evening by the members of the Philadel-
phian Baptist church in the church parlors
corner Cypress and Reaney streets. There
will be no charge. A good programme will
be given and general good time is antici-
pated. All are welcome.
The Junior Club of St. James Episc opal
Church have elected the following officers
President George Eggleton; vice president,
Lottie Bryant; secretary and treasurer, Bessie
Rischatsch: editor-in-c chief. Laura 'Ris
chatsch; assistants; Louise Galding and
Sadie Phillips.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Grace M E.
Church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
=. L. korlh, Of Burr street The ladies will