St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-03
EVENTS THAT WERE.

A very pleasant birthday party was given
On Thursday evening in honor Of Miss Mar
fory Fisher AT tie residence Of her parents.
About twenty five young people were pres
emit and all the games IN which youth de-
lights were PLAYED with an enjoyment and
interest never cxceiled. a magic lantern
display of scenes in Egypt and other Ne
braska towns formed a leading feature Of the
evenings amusement. Among thoSe present
were Ethel Haisley, Eta Seorah, Marin
Lawrence, Anna Sitter. Dorthy Fisher, Mel
lie Whitaker. Kittie Holman, Hattie Burke,
Alice FraICjs, Maud ScOrah, Agnes McCar-
thy Josie Burke, George Myers. Alicia
Whitaker Elliot Nash. E '. :. Mason,
James RYAN George Francis. Charles War
uer. Frank Rogers, Charles Fisher, Donald
McCrea, c. 7. Hoffstatter, Allan Fisher,
Frank Mccarthy. Arthur Carter, Frank Hen
Gerson, George Camp
The Young people Of Unity church held a
masquerade Tuesday evening in the parlOrS
of the church. Dancing was feature of
the evening Af.er four numbers masks
were removed and dancing continued till
IL Among thoSe present were Misses Bes-
sic SAWYER and Louise Jackson, students;
Dot Trowbridge, MergUeTite; Ollie Long,
Mitch; LeecE. G7ecian lady; Long, gypsy;
Chapin, peasant: Kitty Hart peasant; Mary
Clark, empire style: Julia Rice, black lace;
Mrs TrOwDndee, school glrl: Messrs. Town
send, crazy guilt; Howard Ramaley, monk;
Homer Clark, monk; arthur White. Mikado:
HOlyoke. mouE; Paul Cunningham, monk;
Louis Ramaiey knight: David Ramaley,
carnival suit: Frank RGmaley. Uncle sam.
Others present were Misses Hewitt, Irene
Trowbridge, Allie Hart, the Misses Ware,
Eustice, Ryder Mecsrs. VIII Hewitt, Ernest
Price and Churchill.
Miss Maude Douty. Of No. 94s Armstrong
avenue. gave q phantom party to about
thirty of her frienGS on Halloween in honor
of her cousin. Miss Hattie Bennett, of Kill
bourne City, y IS. who is visiting her. Dur
ing the evening two CT the fair phanioms
gave exciting Rotations descriptive of
doincs in tie ehostly regions they hailed
from. The sight of The beautiful floral dis
play. howe, or, served us a reminder Of the
facI that earth could not be very far off, cen
though spcctcrS did ever and anon fit across
ones vision At The Ni.ching hour of mid
night all the lights were eXIiagaished and
the English game of snap dragon" was in
dulged III. after which the phantoms retired
and unniasSpd. came back 10 earth, and
proved they were MORALS by indulgiug in an
elegant supper prepared for them by Mrs.
Douty.
Mrs Benjamin McIver, of 655 Short street,
entertained about fifty OF her friends Thurs
dsy evening. She was assisted BIZ her sister
and brother. Miss Fink and L. Rene, Of
White Bear add TIE Misses Cora and Ella
lis. The mystic hours were passed away with
some very ea;iiiful tabieaux. sweet music
and singing. il vii long be remembered by
all for the happy lime they had. Among
those present were NJ. and Mrs McMillen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pe6Sa, ST. anG Mrs Stuart, Mr.
and M:s CuTGsy. Mrg, ReineckcT; the misses
were GunIiier. ienor. Luther. Hubbard, Nc
Cauley, Hubbard. Burkhart, Seidliff, Luther,
Fink, Austin, Stuart, austin, BurEhart, Ben