St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

at her residence on Euclid street.
Among those present were: Misses
barley, Buckley, McDermott, Clinton,
Casey and Broderick and Messrs. Nc
Dermott, Casey, Schroeder, Slater,
Clinton and Joyce.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber, corner
Iglehart and Louis streets, were rendered
a surprise party New Years eve, the
occasion being the twelfth and eighth
birthdays of their daughters. Jan. l
was the tenth birthday of their little
son, making the triple birthday party
The features of the evening
were music, dancing aud refreshments:
Among those present were MI. and
Mrs. Fred Witt, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheriff
Richter. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Weber, MIR.
and Mrs. William Seistikow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Boland, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Presley, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Boland,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moeller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bueger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Heck, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Propping,
Mr.. add Mrs. o. Weis, the Misses Bet
tlngen, Kirk, Schaffhausen, Muller
and Haeffner. and Messrs. Aid. William
Bickel. Justus, Bettingen, Ryder,
Schulz and Franzen.
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The Mascot club held it's first weekly
meeting at the residence of Robert Me
Nabb and elected Carl Muller president
and Charles Chase secretary and treas
urer.
Miss Kate McGrath was given sur
prise party New Years night at 76
Goodrich avenue. Those present were
Misses Annie and Mary johnson, Liz
zie, Annie and May More and Messrs.
Duffy, Birmingham, Dickinson, Hen
shell, Letford, Reader, Curl, Doughty.
Shealy and damon.
The Myrtle Leaf Social club gave
hop New Years eve, at the hall, cor
ner of Margaret and Forest streets.
One hundred and fifteen couple were
present. The next hop will be given
Friday, Jan. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Newell enter
tanned a number of friends at dinner
Friday evening at their residence on
Summit avenue. Those present COM
prised: Mr.. and Mrs. Stockton, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer, Nh. and Mrs. OrdWay,
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man Finch and Percy e & Parker
The Golden Leaf social club gave an
enjoyable hop New Years eve. There
were thirty-five couples present and
souvenirs were presented by Miss Kate
McGrath. This society proposes giving
series of dances every two weeks dur
ing the winter, and the next dance will
take place the 18th inst.
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The Philomathean club of the Uni
versaliSt church met Thursday evening
at the residence of Miss Ella Richards
on Fourteenth street. The programme
of the evening was S follow: Violin
solo, ''La Sonnambule," Miss Florence
Whitney; song, 1.-The Joy of Song, "Mrs.
Craig; piano solo, STARRY Night" Miss
Myra Whitney; piano solo, ''Murmuring
Breezes," Miss Ella Richards; recita-
ton, "Archie Dean," Miss Brown; song
by chorus members Of the club.
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Mr.. sEmmons, of Van Slyke court,
entertained several friends at candy
pull New Years evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. George,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. }. D.
Taylor, Mrs. Needham, Misses Teney
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n. Huntley and III. Moelling.
The Mistletoe club, which had its in
ception at a dinner party given by Mrs.
E. T. Powell, No. 91S Armstrong ave-
nue., Christmas day, was entertained by
Mrs. A. Harnish and her daughter,
Miss Lottie, at their home, No. 1867
West Seventh street, New Years eve.
The emblem of the club, the mistletoe
Dough, was suspended from the arch
leading from the parlor to the sitting
room, and all who were caught under
meath were made to pay tribute. After
the flew year had been ushered in by
ringing bells, blowing horns and other
music, the club proceeded to the homes
of John j. Ellis, No. 1145 West Seventh
street, and A. s. Weller, No. $40 Tusca-
rOra street.
A musicale was given by the Cecilian
club Thursday evening at the residence
of the Misses Blodgett, No. $50 West
Third street. The following programme
was rendered: Vocal solo, 1.-THE Flower
lin solo, Chanson." Allen, Miss Vena
Do Not Love Him." Dolby, Miss Will
son; piano solo, Rhapsodie," Bhrams,
Miss Clara Mott; vocal solo, "The
Storm Wind" Mr.. Whalen: violin solo,
Cavatina," Raft, Miss Vena HIGH
born; vocal solo, "CoWslips," Roeckel,
Miss Wilson; piano solo, "Mazurka,"
Goddard, Miss Clara Mott.
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Mrs. Capt. John NJ. Deverauy received
congratulations from many friends last
Friday, on the occasion of her fiftieth
birthday. The captain and his wife will
celebrate the twenty-ffth anniversary
Of their wedding April 6. 1889.
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The "Nippowins' gave hop New
Years eve,at which seventy-five couples
were present. The reception commit
tee was composedof Mr.. and Mrs. E. FL.
Milham, Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Crescy and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ID. McLaren.