St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29
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THE SOCIAL wHIRL.

dancing party Friday evening in honor
| of her many friends. In addition to the
| guests of the Miner" several society
| people were present, all OF whom had n
most ENJOYABLE time. Refreshments
were served. and during the Interval
| Mrs. A. PomerOy and Mr.. McPheeters
rendered some very enjoyable solos,
| Prof. Compton ably accompanying Oh
the piano. Dancing was continued I'M
| til O'Clock, when good nights were
said, and all departed with the feeling
| that the Miner" was most enJoyaDle
| place i'm which to spend an evening.
| Among those present were noticed the
| following: Mrs. Essary, Mrs. PomeroyI
Mrs Eaton. Misses Creigher, DodsWorth,
| Shumway, Annie, Emma and Thresa
Lyons. Eastman, Snyder. Irousdale,
| Hermann, BrOhpy,~ julie Pelham, Allie
| PheIan and Errett; MeSsrs. DIR. Corn
| wall. A. Webster. Baker, GOggin, Me-
| Pheeters. Prof. Compton, Johnson. Hor-
! ton. Erkins, Deyo. Gardner. kreiger,
Errett, Brownlee, Ford, c. A. Websters
| Condor and others. Seibert's orchestra
furnished music.
| Mrs. T.. T. Powell. of No. DIS Arm
! strong avenue, entertained the mem
! beTS of the MistletOe club at real Eng
| liSh Christmas dinner OF roast beer ana
! plum pudding, Christmas eve. one OF
! the features of the evening was large,
brilliantly lighted, gaily bedecked
| Christmas tree, from which presents
| were distributed to each guest. Inc
| emblem of the club, mistletOe bough,
| was suspended from the arch leading
| from the parlor to the dining room; ana,
| of course. all those caught under IL were
! made TO pay tribute.
Miss Mckinley, of Milwaukee, WIS,
was given a very pleasant surprise by
number OF her st. Paul friends at the
| home of her sister. Mrs. Wardell, FIJI
more avenue, West st. Paul, Friday
evening. Dec. u. Those present were
| the Misses Johnsons, j. WiSnom, n.
Wisnom, Cook, Roddy, Burke, Tren-
nolds. Rossherg, Lambrecht. Samson,
KratZ; MeSSrs. Barnacle, Spear, Cook.
Trowbridge, S. Wisnom. K. Wisnom,
Rochat, Feianley, Kl0stermann, Walk
er, DAILY, Ichwerer, Kershaw, ogden,
Kershaw. Dancing was iii order.
The nuptials of Paul Gotham and Miss
Emma Beebe will be celebrated Jan: 2
at ) o'clock in Christ church, and VIII
call forth large company of society
people. Mr.. GOtzian'S best man will be
James Armstrong. and his ushers, Wy.
n Armstrong, ID. w. Morrison and Ben
Morrison. of Minneapolis: G. A. OTIS. ID.
E. BigeloW and E. W. Durant Jr., Still
water.
The Barnard school BOYS celebrated
the close of the school term by an enter
taInment and party at the school Friday
evening. About $50 guests were pres
ent. The evening was devoted 10
shadow pictures, dancing and placing
tails on a tailess donkey. Refreshments
were served at 10 O'Clock and dancing
stopped at Il.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G.. BerrYhilI gave
reception at their home on Portland
avenue Monday evening in honor of
their guest Miss Gavin, of Now York
city. They were assisted in receiving
by Mesdames Harvey, Officer, Griggs,
II. II. Horton, 0ppenheimer, Dawson,
Booth Dr. Charles Lawton, Tingle and
Dr. Willard.
Miss Leigh Allison entertained few,
of her friends on Christmas night.
Among those present were Jennie
Fisher, Laura Holf. C,rrie Ely and the
Misses Allison: Messrs. HOff, Haks,.
Murray. DeYart, Sherman, L. Miller,
Chamberlain. Frank George, Phil john
son and Ralph Allison. 3
The Yankee club were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ). Barton, of the West
Side, on Friday evening. All enjoyed
the meeting, as usual, and at late hour
adjourned to meet in two weeks, on
Friday, Jan. 10. with Mr.. and Mrs. ;. t.
Crosby, 113 Mackubin street. g
The annual concert and hop of Ex-
ceISior Lodge No. 90. /. q. O. F., will
take place at Odd Fellows hall, New
Years night, Jan. l. Arrangements
have been made for an enjoyable time.
The members of the lodge and friends
are invited to be present.
The Watch Night ball at Garfield
hall, $50 East Seventh street, New
Years eve, promises to be great sue
cess. All who attend can dance from
p. N. to 3 a. M. and have chance on
n watch. Music, Hilyards orchestra.
Tickets. 80 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Stack entertained
the Golden Rod Drive Whist club at
their apartments in the Windsor last
Monday night Art Trenholm and Mrs.
Thompson won the prizes for points,
and Mr.. Board and Mrs. Dampier those
for games.
Company G, M. II. e.. will give ban
quet at the Windsor on the evening of
Monday, Jan. 6. All members and ex-
members are expected to be present.
The company are also planning sleigh
ride to be rendered to the young ladies
who assisted in the recent fair.
Thursday evening Miss Georgia Nor
gan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Nor
gan, was married to w. L. HOrsnell. at
her parents house, 500 King street. The
ceremony occurred at 9 O'Clock in the
presence of large number of friends.
The German club will have hop at
McMurran's hall Jan. 3. III. 2. Heath
will lead. and it is said of him that he
is the best leader of the cOtillon in the
city, an accomplishment which he ac-
ouired while resident of Washington.
The second annual New Years party
Of the Myrtle Leaf club will be given at
their hall, corner Margaret and Forest
streets, Tuesday evening, Dec. 81. All
lovers of dancing are respectfully in
vited.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Alice Shave, daughter of G. A. b.
| Shave, and Francis Fergus MeIver.
| The ceremony will take place in St,
Mary's church at 80 O'Clock, Tuesday,
| JAM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarbox and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Morton gave small skating party
| ut Como Friday evening. and enter
| tanned them at dinner at the Town and
| Country Club house afterwards.
| MI. anu MIS-. IL. D JOHHSUu arc tx
| pected home from their wedding jour
ney Monday. They will be at home
| Thursdays, the 10th, 23d and 30th. at
| their home on Dayton avenue.
| The l Deal Euchre club met Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Spencer. Nelson avenue. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Basford, Mrs. Baker, Mr.,
Riley and Mr.. Keller.
| The NushkaS will give grand
masque ball New Years Eve at the club
| house, Summit avenue. A prize Will be
rendered the lady whose costume Is the
! most unique.
Mines William I. Donaldson and
| Susan p. Thorne. of 424 East Ninth
street. will tender an afternoon recep-
ton to their lady friends next Tuesday.
| from to 6.
Miss Bigelow, of Exchange street. was
| surprised by number of friends Thurs
| day night, and jolly "sheet and pillow
| case" party followed.
The Christ church choir was enter
| tanned at breakfast Wednesday morning
| at the METROPOLITAN by MessTs. Blaikie