The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-23

tertained yesterday for her son and daugh-
ter, Paul and Hazel.
The Fairmount club enjoyed sleigh ride
TO Minneapolis last evening. t
The Nushkas went tot the Town and Coun-
try club on snowshoes yesterday.
Mrs. w. j. Harrison. rof the Argyle, gives
luncheon this afternoon for Minneapolis
women.
Miss Edna Walkers gave a dancing party
last evening at her home on Ashland avenue
The monthly. meeting of the Sunday super
mouth church.
Commercial councirl r. A. gives social
uhls evening In Bowlbyi hall.
Mrs. Allan Krieger, of Bates avenue, enter
talns this afternoon at euchre.
The Hibernian band gives party this
evening In A. o. U. w. hall.
Mrs. J. p Hoffman, of Ashland avenue, en-
tertained yesterday afternoon.
The women of the, House of Hope give a
winter picnic this evening in the church par
lors.
Miss Eta Willius of Laurel avenue, gave
dancing party last evening.
Evening Star Lodge No. Is, D. of r., will
give dime social March in Odd Fellows
lodges and friends are cordially invited. Pro-
gress1ve euchre will be played, the game being
called at O'Clock sharp.
Miss Sprague, of Arundel street, entertains
the Twin City Cinch club Thursday evening.
whist party will be given Friday evening
at the home Of H. P. Upham, Summit avenue.
The Crocus Hill Mothers club meets this
afternoon in First Presbyterian church.
'Famlly Government and Self-GoVernment'
Will be the subject for discussion.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of Peoples
Church meets this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Clifford Selby avenue. .sn. .a--
st. Agnes Guild of St. Peters Church will
give an entertainment in the guild rooms
tomorrow evening. a. a---.-
The sacred concert in st. Lukes church
comes Off Thursday evening. Good local tai
ent Will take part in the programme.
Dayton's Bluff Camp No 20, NJ W., gave
mask ball last evening in Odd Fellows
hall, on Reaney street.
The Epworth League of the King Street
NJ Il; Chuch gave an entertainment in the
church parlors last evening.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of Peoples
Cnurch gives parlor musicale Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Nippolt, % Irvine
park. The programme announced thus far
includes: Selection by the Twin iCty Mando-
In club; vocal solo, miss Alice Whitaker;
piano solo, medley Unpopular two-steps, Miss
Jennie Kelly; recitation selected, Will Dough-
erty; cornet solo, Miss Belle Linton selec-
ton, Capital City Mandolin club; vocal solo,
Miss Alice Bisonette. ufiute solo, Howard Bir-
see; recitation, viii Dougherty; mandolin and
guitar duet, Misses. Youngren and Setterlof;
vocal solo, Master Arms ,rong McCree; seec-
ton. Capital City Mandolin club.
Mrs. Simpson and Miss Simpson, of Mon
roe place, entertained at afternoon tea yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rundlett. of Lincoln avenue.
entertain informally this evening in cele-
bration of the birth of George Washington.
Mrs. j. W. Chamberlain and Miss Garfield
have issued cards fer the second of a series
Of informal euchres, to be given Saturday
The Misses Dufresne, of Ashland avenue,
gave an informal musicale Saturday evening
MISS Foster, of Cos Dayton avenue will en-
tertaln with musicale this week Saturday
evening. -
Mrs. Daily, of Holly avenue, gave a musicale
Thursday evening.
Miss Carroll Moore, of Dayton avenue, en-
tertalns Friday evening.
There will be charity card party for the
benefit OF the infants home Thursday even
ing instead Of Friday evening, as previously
announced. Those having charge are Mrs.
Dutresne, Mrs. II. G. McNair, Mrs. w. l..
Perkins. Mrs w. A. Miller, Mrs. j. c. Shea
and Mrs. H. T. Quinlan. ~ e-f'
The Irish American club will give a card
party a uesday " ev ending i'm the club room in
the Endicott building.P8g - 81 7s%5'@ ais
The Ivy Leaf club will give it's next hop
Monday evening in Oxford hall.