The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20
THROUGH THE WEEK.

Miss Minnie Miller entertained large
number of her friends last Tuesday evening
the Royae Chimes Social club, of which
Miss Miller is vice president. The event
the anniversary of her eighteenth birth
day. Music and dancing were the order of
the evening Vocal selections rendered by
the members of the club were greatly en-
joyed by ALL An elegant luncheon was
served shortly after midnight Miss Miller
was the recipient of many beautiful gifts,
and her eighteenth birthday will long be
remembered by herself and her friends as
one Of the pleasantest events of their lives.
Those present were: Misses Lally, Schevlat
E. Bodgett, g. Blodgett, Gordy, Smiddling,
Goyett, Nelson, Ross, Krouse, Miller and
Bullard; Mesdames Bullard, Bower and Mil
Ter; Messrs. Bullard, Chapel, Gordy, Steiger,
Fiddlers E. Wood, P. Wood, Matthews, Gal,
vim, Pierce Glousher, Ruthaford Hardinger,
Lightner. Bow er, W. Miller, Conley, Hurley,
Kentz and Koch.
Little Ada Lucille Lightbourn very pleas
antly entertained number of her play
mates yesterday afternoon. Twenty-Five re-
sponded to a neat little invitation, reading:
I want you to come over to my house and
play on my sixth birthday, from 8 to 6. Ada
Lightbourn.'' The house was very prettily
decorated, the dining room presenting an
appearance of flower garden and candy
store combined. On the table were little
baskets CT candy arranged to form the initials
of Miss Ada. The presents were many and
very pretty. Among those present were:
Helen Fuller, Mildred Yost Marie Gruber
Elenor Gruber, Edna Zimmerman, Rita Stein,
Hazel Lightbourn Florence Pfeiffer, Ertha
Bomht, Ethel Mathews, Ruth Warner, Ethel
Mcguire, Ruth Lomen, Louis Bissonett, Alice
Lightbourn, Harvey Fuller, Eddie Moran,
Harry Gruber. Ernest Lomen, Little Ray
mond, Master Gruber
The International Social club held its fifth
semi.annual installation of officers Friday
evening, Dec. Is, at the home of Mr. and Mrs
James Drummond AZ Litchfield avenue The
following officers were installed: George A.
Hobrough president; Charles n. A. Olsen,
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secretary Lewelyn Griffith, financial secre-
tary; John Swan, treasurer; William B. Swan,
sergeant-at-arms; Lewis Lightner, chairman
board of trustees: Lars Rosness, manager.
The outgoing and the newly elected presi-
dents gave speeches appropriate for the occa-
sion. After the installation, the guests were
entertained with progressive cinch. Robert
Swenson and Olga Henderson won the head
prizes. good time was enjoyed by all.
The Twentieth Century club last Wednesday
evening initiated Messrs. Harry Tinehlis and
A. NJ. Schneider. Election of officers for
the ensuing quarter beginning JAM / was
held. A. L. Browne was reelected president:
vice president Clarence Lindner; secretary,
Edwin Wilson; treasurer Andrew Miesen .
financial secretary, Carl Anderson: directors
T. Bendn, N. E. Quick. After which refresh,
ments were served in the banquet hall. A
speeeial meeting, Monday evening, will be
held TO perfect final arrangements for the
Carnival club. The members will entertain
their lady friends at the club rooms Wednes-
day evening.
AuOSNoS CNcAiHS MI. anu MIS-. j. .IaQCY were
pleasantly surprised by a number of their
friends at their residence on Congress street
A most enjoyable evening was spent in cards
and dancing. Among those present were:
Mrs. Wynne. Mrs. A. ]. Robinson. Miss
Seeley, F. Breen, NJ. Breen, A. Hornung
NJ Clinton, j. Fay, E. Norton, E. King. A.
Malone, J. Tracy, ]. Finnerty, r. Winn:
Messrs. F. Wesenberg. j. Sweeney, NJ. WEIGH
B. Kennedy, J. Lynch, Mcclure, J..
RRobinson. Lee, T. Flynn. Peterson, W.
Burns, j. Thurston, ]. Martin, J. FIeck.
The first annual meeting Of the Brother
mood of Andrew and Phillip of the Central
Presbyterian Church was held Monday even
ing in the church parlers The following
ohcers were elected: President O. J. Rev
nolds vice president and treasurer, James
c. Simonton; secretary, ]. K Robinson: ex-
ecutive committee, the officers and DR.. x. B.
Meldrum, r. P. Lewis, e. A. Webb and r.
Q: Duncan. The society has a membership
of seventy.
A very pleasant children's tea party was
given Wednesday afternoon by little Ceiestine
Schmitz, of 465 Fort street. The event wes
In honor Of her fifth birthday. The little
| participants were: Marie@and Elenor Gruber
Arthur Schmitz, Ethel and Raymond Weiden-
borher, Ross McFadden, Edgar Hermann.
Philie Page, Freddie and Francis Neher.
| Louise Ernst, Madeline Guirnee.
The Rays Card club gave its first party
] IN Lifts hall Monday evening and elected