St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-13
PAST PLEASURES.

The Utica club gave its second social
hop last Friday, about Seventy-five
couples being present. Among the Ia
dies in attendance were the Misses Ber-
tram, Shafer, Peters, Reich, Sochse,
Rainier, Gutmann. the Misses FOun-
taines. Schmidt, the Misses McEnvoy,
the Misses Fletcher, Ross. Murphy, the
Misses Leppan, Black, Hill, Benson,
Sullivan, the Misses McDermOtt, GOen-
men, the Misses Weber, the Misses May
er, DOnOhue, Miller, ROhlirt, Gurnan
and the Mesdames Barndt and Gordon.
Among the gentlemen: MeSSrs. Jansen,
Envoy, Presley, Gutmaun. Schmidt,
Tobin, O'Brien, Doyle, Distler, Swan
son, Snider, Cerny, Barndt. Radatz,
Rush, Waldorf, J. and r. Sloycum,
Walters, Click, Newman, Doyle, Dough-
erty, Keanaley, Stearp, McDermOtt,
Roller. Anderson. Kerriyan, q. W. Dist
Ter, Heineman, Clatyor, Mccormick,
Lawson, Saintang, HergiS. Ryan, Muir
ply, Pulcher, Treandean, Fink, Mccoy,
Family.
The first complimentary social given
by the Young 1rish-American club to
its friends occurred Wednesday even
ing at the club rooms in the Cumber-
land. Among the guests were J. =.
McGoldriek, E. J. Darragh, NJ. F. Kahn,
W. T. Birmingham, Thomas j. Brady,
C. J. Hendy, W. c. Hendy, George Gay,
J. f. Game, ID. l.. Bell. John c. King,
J. =. Reardon, j. }. Flanagan, W. j..
Sullivan, Joseph Duncan and Z. j..
DOnahue, Mrs. J. 2. McGOldrick and
Misses Lyle. Rogers. Burke. ReardOn,
Godfrey, HendY, Gay, n. Bell, NJ. Bell.
King, c. OBrien. Lyons. Grace and
Keigher.
The Philomathean Society of the First
UniversaliSt church met on Friday
evening at the home of Miss Farwell, on
Selby avenue. Progressive euchre was
the game, and prizes were awarded to
Miss Jordon, Thomas Riley and Mr..
Clifford. Among others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley the Misses Whit
ney, Misses Ella Richards, Upham,
Norton, Maude Wescott, Sutton,
Thompson, J0rdon, Chattie Field. Mr..
and Mrs. Vail, Mrs. GallOp; Messrs.
Parmalee. Rickett, Driebert, George
Keller, Clyde Miller. Lee Pierce, Brandt,
Van York, White and Bingham.
A number of the friends of Miss Anna
Lambrecht surprised her at her home on
Park avenue on Thursday evening.
The time was very agreeably spent in
billiards and dancing. There were pres
ent: Misses Willard. Menu, Rossberg,
Mcclure, Young, Mcmahon, Hllda,
Rossberg. Manley, Larkin, Carroll,
Roddy. Ella Menu, Nettie Menu, Wildly;
MessrS. BOrk, Fetch, Barnacle, King,
Shake, Spear, Burke, Carroll, Worth
emier, Nagle. Marks. Fleckenstein,
KIosterman, Killen, Flannelly.
The Como Avenue Literary and So
cial club held its first meeting of the
wear at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ID. Bletcher, 597 Como avenue, on
Wednesday evening last. The following
officers were elected: A. d. Bletcher,
president; S. Corris. vice president;
Mrs. J. C. Mccall, secretary. An enter
tanning musical and literary programme
was presented. Considerable enthu-
SiaSm was shown by the members, and
the meetings promise to be very enter
tanning and successful.
The Pioneer ChautauQua circle, hav-
ing recognized, has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: PreSi-
dent. Sidney De Graw; vice president,
Miss Clara Blackman; secretary, Mrs.
De Graw: treasurer, Mr.. Dysinger.
Some member will be appointed each
month to act as reporter and critic for
the circle. The meetings will be held
every Monday evening, at 7:30, in the
pariors of the Central Park NJ. E..
church.
A social was held last evening at the
residence of Rev. E. c. Mitchell, 5S4
Summit avenue.
AT meeting of the Golden Leaf So
cial club, held in the Sherman block on
Friday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing season:
President, A. j. Diamond; vice presi-
dent, Lewis Sullivan; secretary, ID.
HOlmquist; treasurer, w. j. Preston.