St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
Ibis occasion. Among the pretty girls present


were Messrs. f. A. Towle, C. W. Fisher. W.
X. Whitaker Clifford +. Hoffman, +. and
{. mccarthy, e. Nash, W. Mason, G. LANCE
A. Fisher, b. Chase, F. Rogers, j, Ryan, r
Watson. The next meeting VIII be held al
the residence Of &. Mccarthy. on MISSISSIPPI
street. near William. on Dec. 81.
The ''0urS Drive Whist Club" the mem
bers of which spent so many pleasant even
ings together last winter, has been reorgGn'
lied and the members held their initial meet
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
NJ. Knox, $40 WabaSha street. All OF the old
members were present with the exception OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsden, whose place Will be
taken for the coming year by Mr.. and Mrs. G.
+. Ellis, of the Metro politan hotel A de-
lightful evening was spent and a lively con
test for the prizes took place. They were
awarded as follows: The prize for games to
DR. H. W Davis and Mrs. Il. Sharp and that
for points to J. l.. Stack and Mrs. ii. W
Davis. The club will meet tOrtuightly during
the entire season and many pleasant even
ings are anticipated.
Pioneer Lodge 23S Sons OF ST. George, will
give lis first entertainment and dance of the
season, Thanksgiving night, Nov. %, in
Odd Fellows hall The programme is made
up OF a short concert and farce, followed by
dancing. AT the last meeting Monday, Nov.
Is, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: President, Il. Mash: vice
president, h. f. Medcalf; secretary, Charles
X. Hubbard: treasurer, f. C.. Medcalf; mes
sengeT. T. J. Wilcock; assistant secretary,
William Willis. The retiring president. j.
". Taylor, becomes past president, Charles
X. Hubbard was also voted past president.
he having served four successive terms as
secretary. one over the number making him
eligible Tor that office.
The Leisure Hour Euchre club is a new
organization of society neople which will
have its initial meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ). Merton on Monday night.
The membership list Includes the following
names: GOV. and Mrs. Mrs. Merriam, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Borup. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
A. Seymour. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Auerbach, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. W. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
TarhoX. Mai. and Mrs A. E. Bates, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. White, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Pea
body. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W Merriam. Mrs. G. S. Pope, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". ). Morton. Miss Cooke. Miss Gordon,
Miss Auerbach, p. ID. Ferguson and Rich
ards Gordon.
" edneSday eVenining about twenty-five
or thirty of the friends of Miss Sarettah
Beech gathered at her home, 264 Nelson av-
enCe, the occasion Deipg the anniversary of
her nineteenth birthday. They were met
with cordial greeting from the hostess.
Refreshments were served at l 1 o'clock, after
which games and social talks were INDUCED
IN. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Barnes, Miss Sarettah Beech. Miss Meta
Beech, Miss Theresa Handley, Miss Anna
Jameson. Miss Hitdegarde Lawson. Miss Sig
rid Lawson, Miss Minnie Harrison, Miss Rose
Worst, Miss Matte Barnes ana Miss Lille
Harrison, c. FOrsell, A. FOrsell, II. Hayes, +.
HuntresS, DIR. Keran, A. Edie, b. Barnes, b.
Martin.
The progressive-euchrep party given by Miss
Katharine Gordon on Wednesday evening
was distinguished by the largeuess of the
company present and the beauty or the prizes
conferred. The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. +. Driscoll Sr., Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Auer-
bach, Mr. and Mrs Z. W johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Borup. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L..
Forepaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Young. Mr..
and Mrs d. G. Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. ". S.
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Seymour, Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Finch. Mrs. ". r. Mer-
riam. Mrs. J. W. Merriam. Mrs. j. B. Tarbox.
Mrs. G. 5. Pope, Mrs. Sessions. Miss Cooke,
Miss Bend, Stanford Newell. Col. Lamhorn. F..
b. Clarke, Ambrose Tighe and Victor Robert
son.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 81, the birth
day of Miss NJ. Baer, was celebrated at the
family residence on Western avenue, and
the event was taken advantage of by her
many friends TO pay their respects. and pre-
sent the lady with many tokens of their re-
CARDS. Music was furnished by Prof Louter-
ellie. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Smell. Mrs. Baer. Misses Minnie and
Emma Baer, r. Rosenkranz, G. Rosenkranz,
K Jessrang, Is. JarShishek, A. Schroeder.
MesSIs. L. NenZke, f. Schroeder, Fred Stahl,
VI. +. Groh. f. W. Lew, A. Gerber. L. Peters,
a. Swartz, w. johnson, c. Baer, L. Jarshi-
shek.
One OF the most important events OF the
season will be the double ceremony ceIebrat-
ing the nuptials of E. l.. Shepley and Miss
Sophie Perrin, and j. f. Stryker and Miss
Virginia Perrin. which is to take place at 5
O'clock in the evening of Dec at St. Paul's
Episcopal church on Ninth street. The two
young ladies are known as among the most
beautiful and accomplished of st. Paul
bellies. Mr. and Mrs. Shepley win be at
home Tuesday evenings in February at No.
'2l1 Pleasant avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Striker Tuesday evenings in January at No.
22 Kent street.
The home of Mr. and Mrs T. J. Smith on
Seventh street was the scene of brilliant
gathering Thursday evening. The parlors
were decorated with profusion of white
and yellow chrysanthemums. smilax and
roses. while the ladies present seemed to vie
with flowers in their lovely toilets. Among
other pleasant features of the evening were
two very fine readings by Mrs. Milo A. Bell,
of Ig!ehart street; also music and song by
Miss Myra Gunther, of College avenue. A
choice supper was served at o'clock amid
much pleasure and gaiety.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
Gered to P. \. Lane at his residence, at 20S
PresC Oft street. Friday evening, by few of
his intimate friends, the occasion being the
celebration of his birthday. 1t was COM
plete and happy surprise, and made more
pleasant by the presentation of an elegant
gold-headed cane. Among those present
were: Messrs. McCook, Nelson, Daulton,
Newell, Hanschke, Kirtz, Mesdames McCook
and Nelson, Misses Doyle, Durkln, Mccoy
and Hesnault
The Pine Tree club met on Friday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Smith,
of Summit avenue. By unanimous vote il
was decided to drop the old name. and the
club will hereafter be known as the Yankee
ciuD. Several new members were admitted
and. after passing the evening in the usual
Yankee style, they adjourned to meet on
Tuesday eve next at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. j. .-Sprague, ia University avenue
The Misses Moffet, of Summit place, enter
tanned party Of young ladies at luncheon
yesterday. Among the guests were Misses
Sue Baker. Alice Monfort, Josie Kalman,
George Middleton, Katie Smith, Nan Baker,
Lily Day, ReYa Chapman, Viva Corners.
Annie Shaw and Miss RObb, of Minneapolis.
The young ladies were chaperoned by Mes
DANES Moffet and 0rdway at box party at
the Newmarket this afternoon.
A bus load OF young people from the hill,
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Pearce,
attended a party at the home of Mai. A. G..
PoStlethwaite, st. Anthony Park, Friday
evening. The party consisted Mrs Holland,
Misses Blanch. Holland, Dickerman. Deacon,
Metcalf, Proctor: Messrs. viii Farnham,
Charles Farnham. George Hill, Charles
Clark. Fred Deacon. Frank Biakley and Her.
bert Brown.
choral club was organized last Tuesday
evening al luH r6Sluencc OF GarTutherS
in Hamiiue. The following officers were
elected: President Dr. Carruthers; vice
president Miss Lulu Blackwell; secretary,
Miss Annie McCrea; treasurer, Mr. Sanger;
musical director. Miss Addie Dorr; pianist.
Mrs. Norris; assistant pianist. j. Chamber
lain.
The members of the Acorn club. ever eager
to improve the faculties of the mind will
celebrate Thanksgiving by q memory contest,
to be held Tuesday evening. A prize will be
given to the winner. Several select readings
will also be given The exercises open al
$50, and friends of the club are welcome at
any time during the evening
A merry box party was present at the open
ing performance of Hermann, the magician,
last Monday night at the Newmarket. II
was composed of Mrs. Jasper TarDox, Mrs
W. r Merriam. Mrs. q. Milton GrIggs Miss
stephenson, Miss Lamprey, C. Milton Griggs.
Mr.. Hanson, Mr.. Paget and several other
ladies and gentlemen.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Auefbach gave dinner party for Mr. and
Mrs. Hartwell 2. Heath. at which there were
present also Gov. and Mrs. Merriam, eX-Gov,
Ramsey. Mrs. j. b. TarboX and Mr. and Mrs.
Ansel Oppenheim- On Monday evening Mrs
c. E. Flandran will give a reception for Mrs.
Heath, from to IL.
Mr. and Mrs. ". s. Morton gave q large
box-party Friday last at the Newmarket fol
lowed 10y a supper at their residence on sum.
nit avenue. Those present were Gov. and