St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-12
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On Friday evening number of young
society people drove down to Riverside
and were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
was spread. Dancing con inued until
late hour. The following participated:
Rose McHale, Joe McHale, Saddle
O'Connor. Sarah Nolan, May Nolan,
Cora Mcleod, Sendie Bixler, Maggie
Clonan, Nora ClOnan, Miss Dane, Katy
Mccormick, Miss Macaulay, fAlice
Macaulay: Miss Kenny, Warrendaie;
Alta McMullen, Warrendale; Minnie
Corcoran, viii McHale, George Freder-
icks, j. Il. Curry, p. Cummings, M.
Rafferty,, Mr.. ClOnan, Mr.. Pilling, Rich
ard Benton, Mr.. Billings, S. C.David-
son, Eugene COrcoran. ID
Mrs. III. w. Osborn, $40 Market street.
gave a pleasant progressive leuchre
sisters, Mrs. A. Ii. Pike, of Illinois,
Mrs. DR.. Bean, of st. Paul, and Miss
Heron, of Galena. Supper was, serlel
at II O'Clock. The prizes were awarded
as follows: Head prizes, Mrs. EX-GOv.
Hubbard and DR.. &. +. LaWtOn; pro-
gressive, Mrs. j. NJ. Rossell and Dr..
Mahan; lone-hand, Mrs. Bazir Arm
strong.
The leap year party given by the lady
members of the Bunker Hill TOboggan
club proved very enjoyable success to
all who were i'll attendance. Dancing
commenced at s p. IN. and ended at a
wee small hour i'll the morning. There
were about thirty couple present. The
committee consisted of Miss Katie Sau-
sen, Miss Clare Lux, Miss Tillie Luhr-
sen, Miss Minnie Otto, and Miss Katie
Wagner.
oil of
fairs of the season in Catholic circles,
was the annual reunion and banquet
given by the Catholic Benevolent So
ciety at Standard hall, Tuesday even
ing, on the occasion of its twentieth an
nlversary. About 100 couples were in
attendance. Seibert'S orchestra fur
niShed the music.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Webster enter
tanned the Fireside Progressive Euchre
club at their residence, 1O47 Fauquier
street, Tuesday evening. Prizes won as
follows: Progressive, Mrs. G. R.
Swartz and w. Ii. Cook; lone hand,
Mrs. A. f. FlOurnOy and G. r. Swartz;
foot, Mrs. Eugene Ide and +. l.. Brain
ard.
Nearly 200 guests of the Linophilean
society were entertained at the High
school Friday last. In the s'mOck trial''
J. II. Randall acted as Judge and Messrs.
McKinlay and Murphy as lawyers, re-
spectlvely, for the prosecution and de-
tense: The jury acquitted the prisoner
OF HIGHWAY robbery"
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ide entertained
the East Seventh street Presbyterian
church society at their residence, 1915
Fauquier street, Friday evening. The
evening was very pleasantly passed
with Rotations, singing, etc, after
which refreshments were served.
There was smaller attendance than
usual at the last meeting of the Town
and Country club, owing to the circula-
ton of unfOunded reports that diph-
liberia is prevalent at Lake Como.
The Young Peoples association pre-
sented an interesting programme at
their regular meeting in the church par
lors OF the Central Park Methodist
church, Friday evening.
An enjoyable sleighing party took
place Saturday evening from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Jordan. On arriving at
the house dancing was indulgedin and
supper served. ri Il
The Mlnnetonka Toboggan club en-
JOyed an elaborate banquet yesterday
afternoon at McGee's restaurant.
Twenty-Five members present. -
Miss Kate King, lady prominent in
society circles, is to wed during the
coming week Mr.. Mcdonald, of the Chi
cago Times. g
A leap year party was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Deebach,
No. .656 Short street, last Thursday
evening. ..<.. ia
Mr.. and Mrs. James King, accom-
panied by Mrs. A. III. Rogers, have gone
on six weeks visit to the East
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. futile and family
have removed to the corner of Eighth
and Pine streets. ...--
Miss Mae Welch, of Holly avenue.
entertained few friends Friday even
ing.
Miss Smith, who is visiting Mrs. DR..
Wheaton, is the fiancee of DR.. Stewart.
Joseph K. Bacon and family are
spending the winter at Pass Christian.
Lane *. Stone will he home from
Florida aarlv in tho yUaal-