St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-12
PRETTY VALENTINE PARTY

PRETTY VALENTINE PARTY
VIII BE Given This Evening at ST.
Johns Church.
The Valentine party to be given this
evening at ST. Johns church. corner
Of Kent street street and Portland
avenue, by the young ladies of the
guild for the benefit Of st. Luke's hos
pital will not only be one of the most
attractive Of the kind ever given, but
ful OF novelties well worthy the OBJ
Ject In view. At a quarter before 3
the valentines will be for inspection
At the musical Mueller sisters will
give selections. Gypsy camp fortune
telling and the sending of valentines
through well planned postal de
partment will make one of those thor
oughly enjoyable times that can be
expected when entered into with the
spirit that the young ladies of ST.
johns are noted for when appealed
to In char1ty's cause. James Blake,
choirmaSter of the church, has pro-
vided a rich programme of music by
We'll known singers. Master Teddy
DeLano will sing 'Spring1tide,' by
Bonn. Also there will be a duet. So
prano and contralto, alpine Shades
by Master Tommy Sven and Master
Charlie Learned: piano solos and other
NOSdl SSlcCtlOllS- IL Is eApSCCeu ClldC
Percy Churchill will be in time to re-
ceive the many valentines that the
postmistress is understood to say
await him. AS to Mr.. ReIf, it will
keep him hustling opening and re-
spending to the same. Miss Watkins.
Miss Beardsley, Miss Fellet. Mrs. F.
5. Bryant and others have charge of
the various booths, and good time
may. as usual, be expected.
Mrs. James D. Armstrong gave a
reception yesterday afternoon at her
nome, 5O5 Holly avenue. The house
was prettily decorated with flowers
and dainty luncheon served.
Prof. G. B. Gilbert addressed gath
ering of women at meeting of the
Mothers club at the First Presby-
terrain church yesterday afternoon
His remarks related to the old way of
educating the young as compared to
the present system.
The first II o'clock social given by
Constellation Chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star, took place at Masonic
Temple last evening and was very sue
cessful Fully sixty couple were pres
ent and danced to music by the Twin
City Mandolin orchestra, the floor be-
ing in charge of ]. II. Knowd. Re
freShmentS We're served.
In Dayton Avenue church parlors
last night was held a large and pleas
ant social by the Christian Endeavor
societies of the Seventh ward. The
room was made cosy and cheerful by
rugs on the floors and daintily ap-
pointed tea tables, seven in number,
In color effects of red, blue, pink, nile
green. yellow, orange and white, softly
lighted by banquet lamps with shades
of corresponding hues. These tables
were each in charge of two repre-
sentatives of the societies of the ward.
There was a general receiving COM
mfttee and>200 guests were present dur
ing the evening.
J.. w. Donaldson, Of the Christian
church. made an address upon Good
Citizenship" Mrs. c. D. Hayes spoke
upon the place Of the Young People
in Sunday Evening Service" DIR. Nc
Laren, who had the affair in charge
also delivered an address Miss Saun-
ders spoke upon Fellowship" and Mrs.
Harry upon Christian Endeavor- and
Sunday Evening Service" There. was
a musical programme by Miss Pace,
The entertainment given by the
Young Wonen's Friendly association in
the association gymnasium last even
ing was very enjoyable. end was at
tended by 100 people The first num-
Der on the programme was a waltz
solo from Chopin, by Miss Gertrude
Hale. A vocal solo by Miss Harriet H.
Hale, entitled Three Wishes" fol-
lowed Jean M. Lichtenberger gave
three readings. Miss Minnie Kaddatz
and Miss Grace Jaquitte rendered
pleasing duet, Die Muhl in S ilwarz-
uald," by Eilenberg. Nevin's One
Spring Morning was we'll given by
Miss EIl3le, and Ted Simpson won fresh
ing numerous encores. The next social
occurs week from last night.
The German club will give a german at
Lifts hall Monday night
Miss Watkins of Holly avenue. gave din
ner yesterday.
Miss WEIGH. of 7s5 Dayton avenue, enter
tained at euchre last evening.
Mrs. Charles L. Green gave a luncheon at
the Colonial yesterday.
There will be formal ball at Fort Smelling
Saturday night.
Clinton Ansley superintendent of Plymouth
church Sunday school, has issued invitations
to the officers and teachers, of the Sunday
school to a tea party at his home. 1873 East
talk from the pastor, Rev. Watson B. Millard
there will be a short musical programme by
Miss Weber. Miss Smith and a mandolin or
chestra.
The Y P s. C. E. of Plymouth Church will
give valentine social at the home OF Mrs H.
H. Hart Friday evening.
Mrs. C. W. Carpenter, of St Peter street,
entertains today
Miss Annie Rertont entertained tba Eiraside
Cinch club last evening at her home, 255 Igle-
hart street.
A. o. H. Division No. will give a social
hop Friday evening, Feb. a. at West st. Paul
opera house, Colorado and Wabasha streets.
There will be valentine postoffice. Ryder's
orchestra will furnish music.
Mrs. Crawford. of 1721 Minnehaha street will
entertain the w. C. T. U. of Hamline Thurs
day at p. m.
The Interurban club gave a party at Wood
rufus hall last night.
The Once A Week club gave an entertain
ment last evening.
Mrs. c. J. Mcconnell gives dinner today
at her home on Arundel street
DR.. W. x. Marshall gave an ILLUSTRATED lee
ture at Grace NJ E. church last evening upon
a ''Tour Through Wonderland"
The Social Circle held It's last hop at Lieder-
tafel hall last evening.
musical and U+arary ap+ar+,;nn,oa. 80.