St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.

THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
G. W. GRAY was made the recIpi-
Pnt OF a very neat birthday compliment
last Tuesday evening at his residence
on Brewster avenue. Misses Brugge-
man and Gray and Morris Moriarity
were the projectors of the affair, and
were assisted in carrying out their plans
10y the First Regiment band i'll full
force On the arrival Of the party at
the house the band opened proceedings
with a Serenade. after which the pre-
6entation of q handsome silver tea SeTV-
lee was made by Misses Bruggeman and
Gray and Mr.. Burta, a graceful
acknowledgment being made by the re-
cipient. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. J. Bruggenan, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ROGecher. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Rein
hardt. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Burta, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Thomas; Misses Gray, Nallee,
Swepny, Boyle, Reiny, Pfeifer and
Heath; MesSrS. Grace, Burke, Terrell.
Sweeney. Hawkins, Moriarity and Nc
Grath. During the latter part of the
evening dancing was INDUCED in. The
event was one of the most pleasant &C.
curing ON the West side this season.
a pleasant company gathered Tues
Gay afternoon last at the residence of
Mrs c. Pashiey, 142 RondO street, to
witness the marriage of her daughter,
Miss MAY PaShley, to Walter T. Pink
ham. Mr.. PiHkham is a large and we'll
TODD farmer of Dakota. The ceremony
was performed by Dr. J. Z. Smith. pas
tor of Central Park Methodist Episcopal
church. A number of handsome pres
entS showed the high esteem in which
the bride is held by her numerous
friends. After partaking of handsome
collation.. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkham de-
parted for their home, near Fargo, Oak.
The young ladies' choir of st. Mary's
church have prepared a fine musical
programme for o'clock mass on Christ
mas morning. The programme will
open with a hymn by the choir. after
which Miss Alice Whitaker. the we'll
known Young soprano, will sing the
save Mariar Miss Mona San SOucie
will play violin solo from ''OberOn,"
with piano accompaniment. The quar-
tette will sing "Glory TO Coz" Miss
Alice Whitaker. NJ. German, NJ. Muir
ply and J. Desmond will participate.
Miss Gertie San Soucie, an accomplished
musician and expressive performer will
preside at the organ.
On Monday evening last the Golden
Rod Drive Whist club held its usual
weekly meeting at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson, of Cedar street.
As is always the case. a delightful even
ing was passed; particularly was this
the case on this evening, thanks to the
interchangeable efforts of the host and
hostess. The prizes were won by Mr..
Thompson and Mrs. TrenhOm, and Mr..
TrenhOm and Mrs. Thompson. After a
delicious repaSt the club adjourned to
meet on Monday next at the Portland.
The Peoples Church lyceum will hold
its next regular meeting at the church
assembly room Monday, Dec. %, at
o'clock p. H.. at which the following
programme will be given: Vocal solo.
Mrs. Curtis; address. Functions of
Money" by CO.. J. H. Davidson; dis
cuSsion. tbree-minute speeches; piano
solo, Mr.. BrOchOn; dramatic readings,
Miss Riett Haas; music, st. Anthony
hill orchestra. The general public are
invited.
There will be a Watch Night ball IN
der the auspices of Garfield Post No.
s, G. \. r., and Garfield WOman's Re-
lief Corps No, 5, at Garfield hall, No.
$50 East Seventh street, Tuesday even
ing. Dec. 81. New Years eve.) The
most enjoyable party of the season
promised those who attend. They will
dance the old year out and the new
year in. Marching Through Georgia.
at O'Clock sharp. Hilyard'S orchestra.
The interesting social event of the
past week was the wedding of II. S.
johnson and Miss Mary Forepaugh 1t
was beautiful wedding, celebrated at
Mr.. FOrepaugh'S house on Dayton ave-
hue in the presence of relatives and
Immediate friends only. 1t seems but
NJ TnH
having in his time ''StOod up'' time
without number for his friends, should
now 90 through the familiar ceremony
himself.
Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Bailey, of War
repdale, gave a very enjoyable dancing
party Tuesday evening. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bevan. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos. Mrs. Phillips, Misses
CrOsier. Libby. Stewart. Ball, Gibson,
Arnold, and Messrs. Libby, Runyan,
Buchanan, Arnold and Amos.
There was quite a social gathering at
Fl. Graves residence Saturday evening,
Dec. IA, the event being a birthday
party. Among those present were
Misses Mehan, England, Eferts, Graves,
johnson, the Misses Quinn, Flynn,
LOTUS. Jackson, Kirkland, Searles,
Haggerty, Rowan and BOWlan. The
party wound up with dance.
William r. Duerr and Miss Jeanette
A Fish were married Thursday after
noon in the Dayton Avenue PIesby-
terrain church. IL was a very pretty
affair. Fred Duerr was best man, Miss
NartlnsOn bridesmaid, and the ushers
were Messrs. Brand, Murphy, White
and BrOss. After a two weeks trip to
the East. Mr.. and Mrs. Duerr will be at
home at 27S Nelson avenue.
This weeks wedding event will be
the marriage on Saturday, Dec. %. of
Miss Nina Smith. daughter of Hon.
Robert A. Smith, and Arthur Hallet
Page. of Boston. the ceremony will
take place in Christ church at 80
O'Clock. lit. Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert, as
sisted by Rev. Charles d. Andrews,
will Officiate. There will be no recep-
tlon.
Saturday evening the Young Girls
Guild of Christ Church will present
with an array of splendid talent two de-
lightful little plays. mo Cure No Pay''
and "a Holiday Engagement" at the
hall IS9 West Seventh street. The lit
tie girls are trying to make some money
for the boxes for the poor.
Invitations are out for grand social
event, given by the IOung Irish-Ameri-
can club of this city, at the Windsor
hotel New Years eve.
On Tuesday last Miss Alya Burney
and William d. Stiles, Of San Fran