The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-24
IN RETROSPECT.

Misses Callihan, Lucy Rauen, Gertrude Distel.
Rose schllo, May Galighar. Theresa @ Eseh'
Lena Horn, Della Mcmahon; the Messrs.
Frank and John Schillo Frank Asher, Peter
Dixon, Garther, McDermott, John Healey,
Louis Peglow, Harry King, ]. Holmes, George
Langdon, Dennis Healey, John Rauen, Ben
Esch, Forest Fox, VIII Kinderman, Leo Lux,
Dubois, H. Stahl and o. johnson.
One Of the interesting events of the week
was the entertainment given Friday evening
at S26 Dayton avenue, which, beside an inter-
esting gramophone programme, included an
illustrated lecture by A. G. Whitney, the six
teen-year-old son of F. I. Whitney. Young
Whitney visited Detroit during the summer
with a camera, taking his own photographs,
making his own lantern slides and pursuing
original historical researches, and witA. the
addition which he made of the great lakes,
Mackinac and the 500, he made a very enter
tanning lecture.
The Irish-American club gave dance Tues
day evening in the Endicott building. While
the function is regular feature of the sea-
son, last weeks affair was special effort,
owing to the fact that Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Kelly, of Montana, were the guests of honor.
There were about 100 guests present Messrs.
Holmes and Mullane were the chaperons for
the evening. The hall was decorated taste
fully with smilax and roses. Music was fur-
nished by the Twin City Mandolin club.
The ladies of the First Baptist church gave
a very pleasing entertainment Tuesday even
ing to replenish their treasury. The enter
tainment was a series of character sketches,
expressed in song and tableau, the whole
being under the direction of Miss Nellie Hope
assisted by Misses Zulema Fuller, Eva M.
Alcott, and Ted Simpson. Miss Hopes or
chestra was also a prominent feature OF the
programme. In spite of the uncomfortable
weather there was a large attendance
A surprise party was given in honor OF
William Booth, at his home on Gaultier street,
Thursday evening. The evening was spent
in music and games. The guests were: Mrs.
Chapman Misses Annie Johnson, Marie Hook
enson. Ida and Carrie Armbruster, Lena
Young, Annie Booth Edith Booth Helen and
Lou Armbruster; Messrs Will Booth, Warn
er, Davis, Young, Blomqust Arthur Nc
knight, Gust sewell and Arthur Booth.
A large progressive euchre party was given
Friday by, Mrs R. G, =, Hine at her apart apart
ated with palms and chrysanthemums. The
prizes were won. by Mrs. ]. B. Hoxsie, Mrs.
II: w. Fagley and Mrs. S. A Beecher. MRS
Mrs. W. A. Frost Miss Perkins and Miss
Helen Warner.
The first meeting of the Monday Study cir
Of winthrop s. Noyes, 366 Summit avenue.
paper was read by Fred Bigelow on The
Origin and Traits Of the Germans" Mr..
Noyes gave talk on Blts pts, OF @n IraYei e AiThg Thg
class is under the leadership Of Mrs. Clinton
Backus
Miss Clara Macdonald entertained the Sarg-
ent-Reed bridal party at luncheon last week:
| Brown, Elizabeth Donaldson, Maude Brown,
Of Minneapolis, and Helen Mae Clark Miss
| Clark, of Dayton avenue, will entertain the
| bridal party Wednesday. The wedding will
occur Wednesday in Westminster church. Of
| Minneapolis.
| Mrs. Thomas Milton gave Mother Goose"
! party to about thirty of the young friends If
/ Evalyn, Florence, Homer and Tommie Mil
| ton, at their home, 631 Cedar street, Wednes-
| day. Mrs. Milton was assisted by Mrs. E. H.
Parnell. Misses Alice and Sadie Milton, Mrs.
! Sinks, Mrs. Storr, Mrs. E. Milton, Mrs. Nc
| Kenzie, Mrs. Overton and Mrs. Crow, of Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Tony Friedman, Of West Seventh
street, entertained at euchre Thursday after
noon. Miss Molie Funk won first prize; Miss
Annie Funk, consolation prize. Among those
present were Mesdames Schade, Steinmueller
Funk, Friedman, Ida, Mueller, RemmIer,
Schley Yust; the Misses Schilling, Heortle
Lauer and Kate Funk.
Miss Kelley received about 200 guests Tues
| day night in the Bowlby block, where they
spent the hours in dancing. Miss Kelley was
assisted in receiving her guests by Mesdames
Of Minneapolis. Miss Kelley and her brother,
D. NJ. Kelley, led the grand march. Music
was furnished by Brose's orchestra.
The Forest Street Band of Christian Work
social to their friends. Thursday evening, at
the chapel. corner of Forest and Case streets
The programme was furnished by Misses
Hoff, Mohaupt, Tucker, Mrs. Schuf\3tn,
Messrs. Eddie, Meyer and Schufelton.
union missionary meeting of the societies
of the First Baptist church was held Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Northrup,
| on Summit avenue Indians" was the topic.
| The programme, arranged by Mrs. George
Hallowell, was given by Mesdames Hascall,
| Buttrick, Moore and Northrup
| Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Canac- Marquis gave a
dinner Thursday evening at their home. on
| Washington street, for Mr.. Lamotte and
Mr.. st. Germain, of Montreal, Can. The
| table was decorated with pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and maidenhair ferns.
Judge and Mrs. W. H. Sanborn gave din
ner Of ten covers Monday evening. The din
ing room was decorated in pink. The center
| piece was of La France and Mme Tetslow
| roses. The parlors were decorated with car
| nations and palms.
The first dance of the season under the
auspices of the Sons of Veterans was given
| Thursday evening at Westmoreland hall
| There was a large attendance and the parties
| will be repeated periodically during the COM
| ing season.
Miss Mabel Horn won the consolation golf
trophy Friday afternoon. The prize was a
| fac smile Of the Paterson trophy There will
| be another contest Tuesday and Wednesday
| for a trophy given by Miss Mabel Merriam.
Mrs. A A White of 475 Summit avenue,
| gave a luncheon of twelve covers Thurs
| day for Mrs. P. H. Conradson, of Franklin
| Pa. The floral decorations in dining rooms
| and parlors were pink and red carnations.
At the Lower Town Mothers club meeting
| held in the Hawthorne school Wednesday
| afternoon, Miss E. Lewis read a paper on
Education C1tlZenSn1p, and Miss J., M.
| Benepe one on Patriotism.
Mrs. Charles F. Lowering, of Laurel avenue,
| entertained the Klondike Euchre club Tues
day evening. The prizes were won by Mrs.
| Lambert, Mrs. Treadwell and Messrs. Merrill
| and Van Derwarker.
Miss Warner gave a dinner of fourteen
| covers at the Albion last evening, Miss Blahey
being the guest of honor. The table was set
in the parlor, where handsome palms were
| tastefully arranged.
The monthly meeting of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of the Central Pres
| Byterlan Church will be held Friday after
noon. Mrs. R. P. Lewis will have charge
| of the programme.
Last. Wednesday evening the members of
Freundschaft Lodge No. %, Degree of Hon
or, surprised Mrs. G. Weber at her home
on Granite street. in honor Of her ffty-frst
! birthday.
Mrs. F. H. orton gave the third of her
| autumnal reception Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. D. w. Rhodes and Mrs.
Fred S. Bryant assisted her in receiving the
| guests.
NIrs. H A. Clifford. of Harrington avenue,
entertained the Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Universalist church Tuesday. The So
ciety will meet weekly until after the hoIi-
| days.
The annual meeting for the election of off,
GERS of the board Of managers Of the Wo-
mans Christian Home will be held Friday,
Nov. g. at the home North street.
Saturday evening, Miss Bassett, assisted
by several illustrious shades, will entertain
the young people of the Peoples church at
her home, $40 Ramsey street
Mrs. P. H. ConradsOn, of Franklin. Pa,
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. ]. S.
| Whitacre. of Hague avenue.
Mrs. D. A. Monfort entertained the exec
utive board of the st. Paul chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, at luncheon
Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Eastman. of st. Charles, Miss,
was the guest of honor at tea giVeIf hv