St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
EAST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. J. a Barr, Of Case street. very pleas
andy entertained party OF young people
New \ ear ) eve. Music games and 2 deli
cate lunch were ali equally enjoyed Miss
Barr was assisted in receiving the guests by
Misses Goidlng, Hicks ana Bryant. 4 Christ
mas tree laden with good things was an In
terestIng attraction.
The progressive cinch party given BY Miss
Della ShielS at her nome on Burr street al
urday evening, in honor Of her cousin. Mss
Auna smells, Of BRrabOO, Wis, was one OF
the pleasant events OF the past week. Lunch
was served at IL 30, Music and dancing were
also q part OF the evenings pleasure.
Mrs. Menu of Bradley street, entertained
the Jolly Seven and their friends al an oyster
supper Wednesday evening. Mrs. Leonard
history which proved very ENJOYABLE Yea
ture- Progressive cinch and several musical
numbers were then in order.
4 very pleasant surprise was given Rev.
BiebighauseT New Years eve at the wat ch
meeting al the church on Bradley sire ell.
After the usual devotional exercise the con-
gTegstiop presented him with beautiful
chl1Onier- The ladies furnished 4 nice
lunch.
The entertainment given Tuesday evening
By Copeland Camp 1914 Modern v oodmen
OF America, was largely ATTENDED and very
nice affair both socially ana financially.
Z. A Monroe, venerable consul, was the re-
cipieEt Of s life-Sized portrait OF himself.
Master Harry Ingle entertained about
twenty OF his little friends Thursday from
to at his home on Cook street. the occasion
being his tenth birthday anniversary. supper
was served at ! 30. The happy little fenow
received many pretty gifts.
Mr and Mrs. Ray OF Fremont street were
rendered very pleasant surprise Thursday
evening About thirly-fiye were present and
tTippeO the lIgpt fantastic and shuf1led the
pasteeeards TIL late hour. Lunch was also
serTed-
The Junior Club of ST. James Episcopal
Church viii meet next Thursday with The
Misses Rischatsch. of Burr street They en-
joyed candy pull New Year eve IL the
guild hail.
The Ladies Afternoon Euchre CLUB met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Hart, of
Westminster street. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Bouse, Of Westminster
street.
Mr.. Briggs. Of MacalessE Iectnred on Ma
lures Beauties" Tuesday evening ST the
Philadelphlan Baptist church under the
auspices OF the \. ? 5. c. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. PToudman. OF Minot- y. D.,
returned nome Saturday, having been the
guests Of Nh. ana Mrs. Hicks Of Arkwright
street. the TWO weeks past.
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Payne, OF Payne avenue, will be grieved 10
hear OF the loss OF their little infant child
while III Chicago.
Miss Leland, Of Pennington: Rev J. c.
Handy and Miss Lewis, Of Ninnea polls
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, OF
Clark street.
There was members roll call and rally at
the Burr street Baptist church New Years
eve. Refreshments were served b. athe
ladies.
Miss Watterson. of Beech street, enter
tanned the members OF the Y ?. 5. C. E of
the East Presbyterian church New Tears
eve.
Mrs. Harrison Simmons, Of Burr street.
gave luncheon Thursday IN honor of Mrs
Ross aud Mrs Mccarthy, of Minneap polls
Mrs. Warner and daughter who have been
the guests OF Mrs. TIerDey, OF Lafayette ave
nue.. returned Monday 10 Renyille, MINI.
Miss hoflt. OF Payne avenue, entertained
the Ladies Missionary Society OF the Burr
street Baptist Church. Tuesday.
Misses Lottie and Allie Townsend, Of Hud-
son. Wis. spent The tore part OF the week
with Miss Maggie Mucheson.
The Silver Spoon Clneh club will meet
next Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Q K. Shields, OF Burr street.
Mr.. anu Mrs. kor1n. Of Burr street gave
dinner New Years day IN honor of Mr.. and
Mrs Jones. OF stewart Nina.
Aiss Cora Cornish has returned to Fort
Atkinson. having been the guest of Mrs
George Elder. Of Burr street.
Nj. aud Asa- Rust OF the chapel car