St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-08

Wednesday evening Refreshments were
served at II o'clock. The prizes were won
by Mrs Korth, Miss Emma Stock; Messrs
AriSka and Marrious. Mrs. Edward Nc
farland, or Edgerton street, Will entertain
the members of the club in two weeks
About $50 couples were in attendance at fhe
uance given by STEMS orchestra at Assembly
nan saturday evening A good time was had
ana the chimes in the city hall had long gone
10 rest when Home Sweet Home" the last
NUMBER on the programme, announced.
most ENJOYABLE surprise party was ten
9efed little Miss Donna Schiffman last Tues
Jay evening by about thirty of her school
and playmates in honor of her birthday
me little folks had delightful time.
A birthday surprise party was rendered Miss
Baister at her home on South Robert street
Mcnday evening. The hours was spent with
CARDS and games. About seventeen couples
were present
Mrs. f. C. Twist, of 227 East Seventh street,
entertained Ellsworth circle ladies of the G.
A. r., Friday evening with cards and dane
ing. There was large attendance
A reception and tea given Monday by
Mrs NJ f. Goodwin, of 2S214 South Western
Ferguson, of Eau Claire, Wis.
Dayton's Bluff Lodge No. &C. l. o. O. F.,
gave progressive euchre party at Odd Eel
lows hall, Reaney and Seventh streets, Thurs
day evening.
| young friends at her home on Harrington ave-
nue. Thursday evening. There were dancing
and cards.
Mrs. B. Anderson. of Burr street, enter
tanned the "old Ladies' Society Of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church" Friday afternoon.
A reception was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs H. P Giles. noble grand Of
Flora Lodge No. ia. Daughters Of Rebekah.
Minnewaska Tribe No. T. of Improved Red
Men, gave o smoke social at Central hall, Sew
enth and Cedar streets, Friday night
| The teachers and pupils of the John Erics-
son school celebrated the fifth anniversary of
| the opening of the school Monday.
The Carnival Cinch club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. L. Lawrence
Maple and East Seventh streets.
The Thespians were entertained Monday
night by Miss Freaney at the home of Mrs.
Merrill, S18 Fairmont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. " Tankenoff, $40 Cedar
street gave a reception Friday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. Oreckovsky.
Gustave Leue celebrated his twenty -ninth
birthday Monday night at his home Wilkin
and Exchange streets.
Robert Emmet's birthday was celebrated by
the several divisions of the A. o. H., of
Ramsey county.
The locomotive engineers gave an entertain
ment Monday night at Odd Fellows hail.
Payne avenue.
The classes of '96 and 's7, ST. Paul high
school, gave party at the Albion Friday
evening.
Miss Laura King was given surprise party
Tuesday evening at her home on Exchange
street.
Miss Clara Allison entertained the McLen-
non club Tuesday night at her home on Bates
avenue.
party of students from the state univer-
sity visited the Hill art gallery Monday aft
ernoon.
The Standard club gave a whist party at
Standard hall Thursday night. hop fol-
lowed
Miss Rebecca Carnes. of Fuller street, en-
tertained informally Thursday evening.
Mrs A. Branston entertained the Silver
Spoon Cinch club Thursday evening
Miss Ida Skovish, of Grove street. was ten
dered a surprise Wednesday night
The Royal Arcanum gave a stag supper at
new Central hall Tuesday night.
Miss A. Toensing was rendered a surprise
party Tuesday night.
Norgies Singing society gave a ball at Cen
trail hall last evening.