The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27

GRATED with bows of club colors. and hand
painted monagrams and figures. stag lunch
was served at midnight. Those who took
part in the programme were A. B. Ovit. III.
Humphrey. H. Gehne, H. Keller, AL Eggert,
Thomas Davis and the clubs mandolin or
chestra. The affair in charge of the
entertainment committee.
The ladies' of the Peoples church gave a
colonial reception Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs: F. j. Waterous, on
Pleasant avenue. The ladies in charge were
Mesdames Monty, Straight A. Swenson c.
e. Titcomb, Keith, Cornish, Warren, Bryant
and Ploven. All the receiving ladies and
gentlemen wore colonial costumes and among
them George and Martha Washington, Gen.
lafayette, Anthony Wayne, Molly Stark and
Molly Pitcher. There were a number of
patriotic charades and Paul Revere's ride was
given in pantomime.
Tfe Standard club fave an entertainment
tuesday evening at the club rooms on Eighth
street Two farces, "A Cup of Tea and 'FThe
Loan of Lover were cleverly produced
under the direction of Miss Riatt Haas The
characters in the first piece were impersonated
by Louis Frankel, Fred Piechner. Miss Doria
buchanan and Miss Josie Lowenstein and in
the second by Leo Goodkind Miss Flora
Wirth, Miss Laura Goodman, Isador Cohn,
Norman Goodman and DR.. Haas. After the
programme the floor was cleared for dancing
supper was served at midnight.
The ladies of East Presbyterian church
gave reception Monday evening in the
church for their new pastor, Rev. John Sin
clalre. Receiving with Mr.. Sinclaire were Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Tinker, Mr.. and Mrs, John
Mc NC Mr.; and Mrs. ]. W. Cooper, Mr..
Donahower Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Mackay Mr.
and Mrs S. w. Raudenbush.
The Minnesota State Retail Liquor Dealers
association gave dancing party Tuesday
evening at Mozart hall. Harry Miller was
master of ceremonies and assisting him were
L. Wolfron, of Duluth; P. Herren, of New
Ulm + +. Hart, of Minneapolis; A Dahl
quist OF st. Paul; ]. A Ring of Shako1ee.
Tobn
The Capital City Cycle club gave dane
ing party in Cambridge hail Tuesday even
ing There were more than hundred couples
IN attendance The organization gives an
other party on the evening of March H.
The Manhattan Euchre club was enter-
tanned by Mrs. ]. G. Eisman. of Martin
| street. Thursday afternoon. The prizes were
Won by Mrs r Pierre and Mrs. Wanderlch.
MIS-. ). FoEansoee will entertain next week
The buckingham Sewing society. of MapIa
Leaf Camp No. 3S1, R. N. A, will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs George C. Bowen of 71s prabaI
street.
The Kings Daughters gave pleasant and
very successful colonial entertainment Tues
day evening in Hope chapel under the di
| rection of Miss Wheelock
The H. u Euchre club met Thursday with
Mrs. Sceenman, of Vast Congress strest
The prizes were won by Mr. R. D. Weir and
| Mrs. j. Linden.
The w. /. T. U. gave a dancing party
! TUESDAY evening. Those in charge were
Misses G. Souie, Edith Morrow and f. HI.
| Davis.
| The Young Christian Soldiers of st. Gle
| ment's Church gave an entertainment Mon
| day evening in the church guild hall
The st. Paul Musikverin gave an enter
| tainment Tuesday evening in the Endicott
| building. Sixty couples danced
| The Ladies' Aid Society of Westminster
| Church gave reception Tuesday evening in
| the church parlors.
| The Mandella orchestra gave an Informal
| complimentary hop Tuesday evening in En-
erald hall.
| The Twin City electrical engineers gave a
banquet Monday evening at the Ryan.
! Commercial council Royal Arcanum en-
| tertained their friends Monday evening with
a hop About $50 couples were present, all
Of whom thoroughly enjoyed themselves