St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-21

Inc y uIiOT dancing ciuD gave tnelr sixth
social hop at their hall in Drake block
! Friday evening. Feb. 10Th. a program Of
! twenty dances. 10 the music of the billiard
/ string band, was danced. The grand
march, led by the members of the club.
was participated in by about one hundred
couples. Among the friends of the Juniors
! present were Mr. q. Reddington and lady,
I j. i. Rice and lady, Jt Weltch and lady,
| ThOs BglOw and lady. The Messrs. r.
johnson. j. Whitney. GysingeTs, Murphy.
( Mcdonald. Welsh, FOutains. Blanchett
! Glenn. Sullivan. Cosgrove, hurry, Graves.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, T. Burnes and lady,
Attic Clarity and lady. Mr.. Abber and lady,
Tony Snyder and lady, Il. Ayel and lady.
/ Mr.. COsgrOve and lady. p. Coffee and lady,
j. Bagley and lady. Mr.. Davis and lady,
J Mr.. Ryan and lady, Mr.. Smith and lady.
/ Mr.. Schilling and lady, A. Mathews and
| lady. Mr.. ID. Erskchin and lady, Mr.. J.
/ Ryan and lady, Mr.. p. COuchlagn and lady.
George Wiley and lady. This club will
! give its next social March ;. that being the
last till after the season Of lent is over.
On Friday evening a large number of the
residents OF st. Anthony Park took a sleigh
ride to Minneapolis, for the purpose of pay
! ing their respects to Rev. II. w. Gleason
and wife. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. r. V. Pratt, Miss Bessie Pratt,
/ Miss Cooper, Mrs.. Crane, Mrs. FlaEg. Miss
/ McCammOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Burgbardt Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur jerks, Mrs. Lockwood.
Mrs. MOreau. Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis. Mr.. and
Mrs. III. o. Hall. the Misses Hall. Miss
Kavanaugh. Mr.. Wissman. Mr. and Mrs.
BOlles, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson. AIr. c. ID.
Bentley and Mr.. and Mrs. COnnell. Re
fTeSnments were served during the evening
and fine imprOmptu musical program rem
D 10 Ia 4. -.
Gleason entertaining all royalty.
The West End club had one Of its mer-
rieSt meetings at the residence Of Mrs. NJ.
A. Berry, Az Iglehart street, Friday even
ing. The contests for the prizes at pro-
gressiye euchre were very close. Mrs. l..
A. Hughes and Mrs. Barrett were tie for
the ladies' progressive prize. and Mrs
Ware and Mrs. Bartram tie for the ladies'
head prize. in playing of Mrs. Hughes
and Mrs. Ware WOE. Mr.. Merriam won
the gentlemen's head prize and c. +.
Hughes the progressive. the latter leading
five other contestants by a single game
The club meets next with Mrs. =. a
Hughes Of AGA Ashland avenue.
The Star Progressive Euchre club met
Friday evening with Mrs. Thurman. Go
Cherry street. John Laurence and Miss
Josephine Hauser captured the head prizes
and +. J. Schlatmann and Miss Juliette
| Burkhard the progressive prize. The lone
hand badge presented to the club by the
MeSSrs. Schlatmann was played for last
evening for the first time. and was won by
Miss Lydia Burkhard. The club will be
entertained next Friday evening by Miss
Addie Krieger, corner of Bates avenue and
Third street.
'Pinafore is now positively booked for
wednesday evening, Feb. "a. at the Athe-
n3um, ali parts are in good hands and a
successful performance of the once so very
popular opera may be safely looked for.
The chorus and orchestra are sufficiently
strong, and well Tehearsed and I'M
der the command of Commodore William
Maenner should do well. A grand receD-
ton is due them from the public for the
ardent efforts made in bringing out this
opera.
Oscar Lienau. son Of Hon. Charles II.
Lienau Of this city. who went TO Europe
some two years ago to study music at the
Berlin conservatory, has turned out a com
poser of considerable merit. He has re-
Gently composed a song and dedicated the
same TO a lady vocalist OF this city; we have
the promise TO hear the same at one of the
Sunday evening concerts at Turner hall in
the near future.
c. J. Hendy Of Eleventh street was the
recipient of a beautiful diamond ring and
a handsome cane the other evening by a
number OF his gentlemen acquaintance.
The occasion was his twenty-fiTSt year of
independence, which was celebrated in n
very jovial manner. The spread he made
for the bows was highly appreciated by
them, and the party did not break up till a
late hour.
Mrs. John o. Dunn, a prominent society
lady of Chicago. who has been visiting i'm
st. Paul during the carnival season, among
relatives and friends, the guest OF Mrs.
William Aldrich, on Lafayette avenue, de-
parted for her home yesterday. She ex-
pressed herself highly pleased with the
wonderful attraction of our ice palace. and
promised to visit Our city again next winter
I The Social Progressive Euchre club met
last Tuesday evening with Mr.. Merrill.
Mississippi street. The prizes were awarded
rs follows: Head prizes. George Briggs and
Mrs. BrOnstOn: progressive prizes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill; foot prizes. Misses Read and
Wheeler. The next meeting Of the club
will be with Miss Fisher of Burr street. ono
week from next Tuesday.
At the Church of the Holy Family in
Chicago. on Tuesday evening last. Kitty
Carr Of that city and John Rogers, Jr.. OF
St. Paul were married. The Rev. Father
Carr, brother of the bride. performed the
/ ceremony. 4 reception was given after at
the home of the brides sister Mr. and
Mrs. Rogers have taken up their home in
st. Paul.
On invitation of Miss Adah Lasher. the
! Carnival TobOggan club of this city visited
Minneapolis on Friday afternoon last, and
enjoyed most pleasant time. They were
met at the train by large sleigh. and after
an enjoyable ride about the city, were
served with tea by Miss Lasher and re-
! turned to st. Paul in the evening.
The Amity Circle masque ball took place
last Friday evening at Amity hall. formerly
West Side Parl0rrink. About fifty couples
in full masQue costume occupied the floor
Among them were some very handsome
ones. Prof. STEMS First Regiment band
rendered the music. The next party takes
! place Friday evening. March ,.
There viii be a Soiree musicale at Grace
| NJ. f. Church, Hopkins street. between
Bradley and Burr. next Thursday evening.
at eight o'clock. Prof. Lanyon. Mrs. T. b.
| Rhodes, Mrs. Eddy, Miss Lou TOwble, Mr..
Allen Krieger and MessrS. Geo. and Ed.
Andrews will take part in the program.
The Dayton's Bluff Progressive Euchre
| club met Friday evening at the residence of
DR.. Sehiffmann. The head prize was won
! by Mrs. DR.. Fisher. progressive prize by
/ Hon. George W. Freeman and the foot
/ prize by Mr.. TOcy. The club will meet this
week at Mr.. Tocy's, on Bates avenue.
A pleasant party visited and enjoyed the
| Crocus hill toboggan slide last Tuesday
evening" and after their exhilarating exer-
else were the guests OF Miss McLaren. who
served delicious supper. Miss Brow,
Capt. Burwell and Mr.. Palmer of Mime
apolis were among the guests.