The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06

ton. Mrs A, W. Whitney presided at the
tily decorated with palms, chrysanthemums
and the national colors. A programme was
and Master Raymond Jauss. Superintendent
Smith gave an interesting account of his
visit to the Omaha exposition.
Thanksgiving will be observed at the Day
nursery with a dinner at the nursery and
basket donation for each mother.
Mrs. Charles A. Dibble entertains the Sir
Launfal guild Friday evening at her home.
on Summit avenue.
Mrs. F. v. .Heyderstaedt, of St. Peter street,
will entertain the Stormy club at euchre
Tuesday afternoon.
Johnnie Moshofsky gave bus ride Mon
day evening to Burnsville.
Miss Bjornstad entertained the Young Peo-
Pies Literary ard Social club Thursday even
ing at her home, on Aurora avenue.
Mrs j. H.. WiEiver was surprised at her
nome, on College avenue, by a number of
her friends Halloween. Progressive whist and
oancing made the evening pass pleasantly,
after which lunch was served. There was
music by the Mccoy Sisters mandolin or
chestra cia Miss House gave a few vocal selec-
The Laurel Cycle clubs first party of the
season was held in Lifts hall Monday even
II WAS OI6 OI Inc most successful af-
fsirs "a ever given by the club. programme
OF fifteen numbers was danced, to the music
OF the st. Anthony. Hill orchestra.
II The second ball given this season by the
Ivy Leaf Dancing club at sherman hall
Msunes9ay evening, marked the opening of
sTn sfrieS 0I entertainments which the club will
successful. About 100 couples were in at.
txds Senaance: d programme of twenty numbers
was danced. Supper was served af midnipnt
Inc committees having the dance i'm charge
the club AioiiDeis VI
"; +. Nagghton, L. McQuilan, ]. N. Nc,
HGgn, , f. e. Taylor and F. NJ. Richie,
Manus frank Rya9; McP.d2sn R j. Keefe John Nc
w; o; German and ]. Kinds
Al the annual election of the club held
ad aast week, the following officers were elect
HIce Mce,ap president; j. L. Ryan, secretary; e. ].
McManus, treasurer.
,,!r mr. anc Mrs. J. H. Christie. assisted NV
MISS Daisy Stone. gave a Hallo5Seen caCSS
pa parry at their home. on Greenwood avenue
IN IN noH9r Of their sister. Mrs G. s. warren
sted LII me rooms were prettily decor
'', aueu W!th autumn leaves. rose berries and
pumpkin lanterns. Refreshments were served
on on Halloween cake. Among the guests were
and anu mrs MPs; horth Mr.. and Mrs. Soule Mr..
and Mrs. Hostetter Mr.. and MRS Hanft
Mr. and Mrs. Stone, Mrs Gould the Missey
Ida TTla G9ulc Jennie Silcock, Agnes McArdle,
1da wicker Lulu Soule, Messrs NJ V. Smith
=; Slngs, o!lyer Holbeck Harry Moss and r.
McArdle. The lady's head prize was won ~
oy MRS. Soule; The foot by Mrs Hayden
gentleman's head prize was won bv MI
korth. the foot by Mr.. Penney and the lone
hand by Harry Moss Mrs II,,5l - ~ ioiie oi
ring. "0N 'ne
Miss Nellie Mcdonnell. of Carroll street
earer1aned enrg @n the W. G. G; club at Halloween
pary MONDAY evening The time was pleasant-
~ passed in dancing and playing games. Re.
freshments were served at O:3O O'Clock. Those
pT9Seht M9$eRT were Enran Misses Rose Rittle Clara
Mary and Irene McEnamy Anna and Helen
Slattery, Mamie McQuillan and Pearl and
Ruby Lavallee. Belle Henry, Pauline Ber- -
cham, Eva and Julia Mcdonnell
Mrs. Emile J.. Zenzus. of Kent street
gave family dinner Wednesday, Those pres
MI Mr were s1T NM Mr' ar and Mrs A L. Larpenteur,
neapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Lefebyre and
MeSdameS crebb and Barrow.
The Fleur de Lis Euchre cluh mot will,
MIS- Mrs: Eu66ank, of Rondo street, Friday after
po9n: poG Those winning prizes were: Mrs.
and SdT MRS a9G smfh MrS penny first I'm Mrs Gr
! Marlowe. u 'ne
The Commons Social and Literary club will
give give the following programme Monday even
Plano Solo .............. Miss Edythe Collins
ViIG VtSeduins 80. ...........Prof c. o. Ross
RncI4ati tottn Soio '.''''......... Max Cornfeldt
Ng8eiLta1lon 8isa -. ...... miss Mabel Stoten
subject: The True Purpose of a Literary
g. H. Recter, Miss Bertha Pittman. Edwin
Bass Solo ......... n wood,ron4A
Ori'ic ''.''' ''.....::.: Perry o. Hanson
The first Of series of informal euchre
parpes VIII be given Wednesday afternoon
at Fythlan Temple. In the Bowlby block, on
Sd&Cn and Robert streets by the members
OF OF Como Co D. Division No: 9S, Ladies' Auxiliary
invitations include only members of the order.
The committee is: Mesdames ]. G. Mccall
J: e; Roper, E. R: McGiven, ]. K Morrison
and F. A. Pease. The game will be called Az
2 o'clock. '"ii0u ~'
The Railway Clerks association will hold
ing OF Dec 9. The St. Anthony Hill or
chestra has been engaged for the occasion.
an ana there will be supper. G. s. Lotus
the general committee, and F. X DoIentv 5odn VI
OF tne chicago, Milwaukee G. ST. Paul is
sMeiGIreeary; MiInse a, A meeting will be held in the
oCher arrangements. 1t is the wish of the
promoters of the ball to make 1t an ANIMAL
analr, ike the annual summer picnic of the
p.1l me annual reception given by the st. Paul
EPwortn League union to the Methodist min
isters ana their wives will be held next Tues
gay g night in Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church.
J., Inese reception have proved very enjoyable
IN Ihe past, and every care has been taken to
make this the best one. An exceptionally ine
programme has been prepared, including solos
py Miss Edna ]. Rice and Miss Caine Krie-
ger; address of welcome by President G. H.
Bridgman. d. D., Of Hamline response by
Rev. F. M. Rule, D. D.; music by Cameron's
Mandolin orchestra and the Philomateon Male
Quartette of Hamlne.
E. w. and w. A. Cox, of Toronto Canada.
| general managers Of the Canad Life Assur-
ance company, spent Monday in st. Paul. the
| guest of Mr.. Murton, of Dayton avenue.
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