St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-24


Louisa Easton, Miss NJ. Stapleton, Miss
Dollie Reinecker, Miss May Clark. Miss
Lizzie Reid, Miss Pauline Lawrence and
Miss Shank. Among the gentleman: Lou
hueger, Frank Cogswell. George Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Thompson. George
klinkerfues, Charles Bot. A. Krieger, Mr..
Bolton, Mr.. StapletOn. John Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. JOY, Mr.. and Mrs. Kavanaugh,
Charles Reinecker, Henry Fisher. Charles
Krieger. Henry Lohlker. DolDh Scbiff-
mann. II. Eddy, Mr.. McGlynn and Fred
Schiffmann. Sixteen dances were played.
billiards orchestra furnished the music.
An invitation was received from j. T.
Starkey of the K. D. e. club requesting the
club to attend their hop on Jan. 20 at
Winthrop hall.
The event Of the week at st. Anthony
Park was the call en- masse of the Old Set
tiers club, TO the number Of forty, upon
Prof. Porter and family at the State EX-
detrimental farm. They were given right
royal welcome by the genial professor and
his estimable wife and daughters. and spent
a most enjoyable evening. An elegant
lunch was served. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt, the Misses
Hoyt, Mr.. ID. Z. HendricksOn, Mr.. L. A.
Hendrickson, Miss Hendrickson. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Harrison, Miss Gertrude Har-
rison. Mrs. II. o. Hall, the Misses Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Stephenson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burghardt. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Pick
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. jerks, Mrs. James Hanley,
Miss Furbush, Mr.. and Miss Bentley, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Bruce, Mr.. COnnel, Mrs.
Bolles, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phillips. Mrs.
Crane, Miss Bessie Burghardt. Miss Kava-
naugh. the Misses WiSSman, Mr.. and Miss
Wakeman and others.
The Junior Dancing club gave their fourth
social hop at Drake block hall Friday even
ing. Jan. %, and the pleasant time Of pre-
vious occasions was repeated to the enjoy
ment of all. About ninety couples were
present, among whom were: Mr.. NJ. Wei
mann and lady, J. w. Jordan and lady, n.
Sons and lady, Z. J. Murphy and lady, Mr..
c. f. Stanley and wife. w. n. Boss and
lady, S. j. Malloy and lady. l.. Schwabie
and lady. F. SccOtten and lady. w. j. Nc
Andrews and lady. Ed Lecalire and lady,
}. Leveroos and lady, James Kennedy and
ladies, S. Scheeline and lady. Mr.. Babcock
and lady, Ed Rapp and lady, w. Mitchell
and lady, j. Heinen and lady, the Misses
Healey, Misses Hysingers. MessTs. w.
Montgomery, S. Snyder, r. Ayde, Mr.. Al
COnnor and lady, Mr.. George Merriman and
lady. The program of twenty dances was
finished at 1870 and the glad crowd dis
persed. The club give their next social at
Drake Block hall, Friday evening, Feb. 3.
A very pleasant marriage reception was
held Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. p.
ii. Stanley in honor of their son, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Libbie A. Leon
ard and Mr.. Charles +. Stanley. a large
number Of friends were present. and dane
ing and feasting were the order Of the even
ing. The happy couple were the recipients
of many very elegant presents, among them
was a handsome upholstered arm chair. just
large enough for two; it was presented by
the Junior Dancing club. of which he is a
member. Among the members OF the club
present were Mr.. NJ. Weinmannand lady, j.
w. Jordan and lady. n. w. Boss and lady.
F. j. MallOy and lady. f. Scooter and lady,
Ed Rapp and lady, and w. J. McAnderSon
and lady. Dancing was continued till
a. IN.
The residents of st. Anthony Park GER
tainly are deserving of credit for their ell
thusiasm in matters pertaining to winter
sports. Last week we chlonicled the or
ganization of toboggan club, a snowSboe
club and a skating club. and now another
has been added sleighing club. The
name, 1.-The Jolly Sardines, " is highly sug-
gestive. They went on their first ride on
Thursday evening. when a trial was made
of a new patent-the Kavanaugh com
preSSOr. 1t was success i'm every way.
and the club will use it upon all regular
club sleigh rides hereafter. BY the use OF
it, no matter how small the sleigh or how
great the number of persons, there is
always room for one more. 1t is needless "a
add that il is the invention of a young
lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. De GrOot OF
Canada street, gave a progressive euchre
party at their residence, 5S7 Canada street,
last Thursday evening, after which dancing
was INDUCED i'm until a late hour. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ash, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pease. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark, Mr.. Frank p. Warren. Mr..
William Pease, Mr.. Claude Zanwell. Mr..
Thomas Pease, Mr.. Walter s. De Groot and
Mr.. &. b. Deacon. Miss DOllie O'Neill, Miss
Nellie Warren, Miss Emma De Groot. Miss
Violet Willoughby. Miss Jennie Wood and
Miss ClemmIe Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Crosman gave pro.
gressive euchre party at their home. III
Martin street, on Wednesday evening
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Lane, from Minneapolis, and Mr.
and Mrs. /. S. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter, Mir. and Mrs
Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Huckins. Mr. anC
Mrs. WoOdcock, Mr.. and Mrs. White Mr.
and Mrs. Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs. Raynols
The head prizes were awarded to Mrs
Hunter and Mr.. Morgan; foot prizes, Mrs
Leon Lane and Mr.. Hunter.
Miss Mae Judson of Dayton avenue en-
tertained n number of friends on FRIDAY
evening, among those present were tn,
Misses Baker, Brack, Morehous, Van Cor
der, White, Larllin. Putnam, Hawkins
CurtiSs. Goodrich, Ward, BasfoTd, Wiley
Saunders, Gates and Weed. Mesdame:
Breen. O'Leary, Laing. Baker, Berry. Val
Gorder. Zimmerman, White. Stees. Throop
Wight, ReitZke, Goodrich, Breen, Jenning
and Wheaton. Dancing was participated
in from Q till 2 o'clock.
EAT Home" is informed that Miss An
toinette Ball of st. Anthony Park, Tn,
young lady who. on the occasion of tn,
sleigh ride the other evening. by reason o
the limited capacity of the sleigh was com
pressed into so small compass that upoI
arrival at destination she imagined she hat
lost her identity, and insisted that her nam,
was not Miss Ball, but Miss Ale has recov
cred her normal contour, and is all read,
for another sleigh ride.
This evening Mr.. George Seibert. with
very fine orchestra of forty musicians, vii
give grand sacred concert at the Crane
opera house. The program, which is re
plete with gems, will introduce Madame
Eta Mae Pryce, a charming oratOrio ant
concert vocalist of Chicago; Mr.. John II
Donohoe, the favorite tenor; Mr.. ID
Muehlenoruch. the violiniSt, and Blr. II
WeurZ, the oboist.
A jolly sleighing party from Min
neapolis to the number of about sew
J enty-fve, filling five large sleighs
surprised Mr.. and Mrs Arthur jerks a