St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
SOCIAL EVENTS PAST.

parody on SneriuanS klue emitted
''Schneiaers Ride" which was great hit
Comrade 7. W. Forbes read chapter from
Col. Humans new book Corporal klegg
and His Pard." Comrade Edward Simonton
recited poem entitied Black Jack (Logan)
by Mrs. Kate Sherwood. Comrade j. W.
Bishop gave an account Of his recent visit to
the battle fields of Cbickamauga and Mission
airy Ridge and the reunion of eight or ten
thousand veterans OF the Federal ana Con-
federale armies. The Post has decided 10
add this feature to ell their meetings here
after and shall devote anevening 10 each OF
the great battles of the war.
MIR. and Mrs. Nichols, of 2l7 Pearl street.
were surprised Friday evening by their
friends. Dancing and cards were the fea-
lures OF the evening: refreshments were
served at midnight Prof Paul Kleish's
orchestra furnished the music for the occas-
ion. Those who participated in the affair
were Mr.. and Mrs Nichols, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Il. d. Miles. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Neumann, Mr..
and Mrs. Darling, the Misses Reardon, Neu-
mann, Ross, Misses klabunde, Misses Zas-
trow, Misses Mara, Misses La Riylere, Misses
Breslauer, Hale, Powers, Bert, Langtry.
1nureh. Herr, Keenan,. 1Iliman. AessrS.
sam Neumann, j. 2. Herr. Theodore Beare.
William Lick. Nick Wagner, John Lynch,
Mat. Weiman. Blake. FoOS hessler, Freden-
burg Nash, c. c. Miles Jr.. Rood, Keenan,,
Ed NeCmann. Cooper, Munich.
On Wednesday morning the marriage OF
Richard Bradley and Miss Celia Brennan
was celebrated at the Cathedral in the pres
ence OF large number of friends. After
ward wedding breakfast was served at
the residence of the brides parents. on
Robert street. Among those present were
Mir. and Mrs. Cook, Mr. aud Mrs. Weis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Toltz,
Mrs Zlouey. Misses Good. Brophy, Reynolds.
Druse, Carroll, Malley, Rouilla, Gibbons,
Ryan. Smith, Derrick, Benjamin, Somers, NJ.
Brennan, B. Brennan, May Hunter, NJ. Cln-
ton, AcCarron and 4. Meitmesser; Messrs.
Donnelly. Dickson. Lamb, Z. and ). McElis-
Brown. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs.. Bradley,
will be at home at 100 George street after
Dee. l.
One of the most delightful parties Of the
season was given by s.iss Hendricks at her
home last Wednesday evening, prior to her
departure for California. where she will re-
side as her future home. About thirty couples
danced TO the sweet strains of the St Paul
Either and Banjo club, which was furnished
for the occasion. Among those present were
the Misses Della Newell Wallie Greffiy, Lux.
Mamie Langton. Ella Beekea. Olive Larson,
Julia Harrington, Lottie and Minnie Smith,
Stella Lester. Gertie Brown, Irene Roberts,
Nellie Russell, Ida Fisher, Mamie Camp
Dean, Hillard, White, King, Potter, Harris
Owens, Gordon, Painter, Patterson. Clark,
Mason, Brown, Smith. Mannheim, etarkey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Norman, of $50 Maria
avenue, gave their second eldest daughter,
Lilly Bell birthday party at their residence
OH Tuesday evening, atten ded by the little
Misses Maggie j. Middleton, Honey ). Hall,
Katie NJ. Norman, MarIhaw W. Sehaeffer,
lima ID. Sehaeffer, Winnie NJ. Hanson, Dora
c. Simpon, Leigh c. Herst, Mammie J. Eli
wins, Freddie A. Naumar, Clara 4. Sehlel-
man, Elsa A. Hanson and many others.
After different kind of games and dancing
had been enjoyed and supper had been
served, the little Misses wentlhome happy.
Miss Lula NJ. Zirkelbach was pleasantly
surprised at heF home, SIC Yankee street,
by number OF her friends last Monday
evening. The evening was spent in dancing,
music and card playing. very enjoyable
time was passed by all Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. &. F. Whitwell, Misses Anna j.
Burke, May j. Winter, Minnie G. Redmond.
kittie Beck, Lizzie N. simpson, Tessa
Burke, Lou Allie, Messrs William II. Gard
ner. Robert A. Simpson, Winter ID. Nuttlng,
John A. Barnacle, Merritt l.. Niles, Hugh b.
MeGee.
On FRIDAY evening last q number of the
friends of Mss Ella Gottsehammer, of SOC
Hopkins street. pleasantly surprised her. The
evening was spent in games till a late hour,
when refreshments We're served. Among
those present were: The Misses A. Hul1Slek,
A. Maihes, q. GeFsting. A. Hatch. l.. Deter,
NJ. Funk, NJ. Stuhlfeier, G. ROtert, L.. and n.
Cornniek: MesSrs. q. Mahle, q. Hullsiek, @.
Carveth, :. lamar G. Peter, W. Rotert F.
Funk, ". Schulze, Z. Nippolt, &. Damkoo-
ger and G. Korfage.
Gen. and Mrs. Mark D. Flower, OF Ashland
avenue, gave a dinner party Wednesday
evening in honor of the twenty-fflh anniver-
sary Of their wedding ceremony. Progressive
euehre followed, with three tables. Mrs
Philip Reilly, Mrs.C f. Mailer, j. j. McCardy
and Capt. Ii. A. Castle took the prizes. The
others present were Mrs. A. B. Stiekney,
Mrs H. A. Castle, Mrs j. j. MeCardy, Mrs. j.
W. Lusk. Philip Reilly, Judge j. W. Lusk and
G. F. Mailer.
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again last Monday evening at the residence
of DIR. and Mrs. \. W. Davis, Isl Pleasant
avenue. After pleasant but eager contest,
the prizes were awarded as follows: Prize
for points to W; Wallace ana Mrs. G. W;
Boardman. prize for games to j. L. Stack and
Mrs. DR.. Davis. Refreshments were then
served aud the club broke up, to meet again
on Monday, the 18th. at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Dampier 2S6 Sherman street.
Mrs. Anton Harnish and daughter. Miss
Lottie. entertained about twenty five of their
friends on Friday evening last at their home,
No. 1867 West Seventh street. Music and
dancing were the order of the evening, and al
though kept up until quite late, the general
verdict was that the time had passed alto
gether too quickly for those interested.
Fully $50 couples were present at the fifth
social party of the Myrtle Leaf club Friday
evening. All voted it an enjoyable time and
success. The club gives It's grand annual
THANKSGIVING party "Wednesday evening,
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under way indicate the browning event in
the history of the hall.
Miss Elizabeth Jewett. daughter of Col.
| Horace JeWett, was married on Wednesday
evening at Fort Smelling to Lieut.. Chase Viii
mot Kennedy, of the Third United States in
| fantry. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev John Woods, of Merriam Park. Lieut.
| Kennedy is at present stationed at Fort
| Meade.
At the second annual election Of the Da-
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| ing year were D. Ii. Roach DR., president;
| Robert Stewart vice president; J. Z. Howard
| secretary. and George Sherwood, treasurer.
! The membership of the club is rapidly in
creaSing, and very enjoyable winter is as
| sured
William j. Preston was united in marriage
! 10 Miss Jewell McCarter at St. Vineent's
| church Wednesday. Rev. Mr.. Cosgrove ofic-
lated. Miss Annie Preston acted as brides
maid and the best man was James Farrell.
] MIR. and Mrs. Preston will be at home at 16J
| Duke street after Nov %.
DR.. and Mrs. Beal, of Isabel street, enter
| tanned the Pine Tree club on Friday evening.
| About twenty were present and enjoyed the
| ''old Came until a late hour. The next
| meeting takes place at the residence Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Smith, No. 80 Summit avenue,
/ Nov. %.
| The Golden Leaf Social club will give their
| third social hop at Grand Block hall Tues
| day evening, Nov. 10. H1llyard's orchestra
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will commence at o'clock, and a large at
| tendance is expected.
| The Acorn club held one Of their pleasant
| meetings last Tuesday evening. The special
| topic selected for that evening was read and
| discussed. The hour for meeting has been
changed to 7:30 O'Clock, half an hour earlier
| than heretofore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunningham gave @
euchre party Wednesday evening at theil
home on Dayton avenue: The prizes were
Miss Dot Trow bridge, MIR. Hanley, Mr.. Smith
| and Mr.. Michaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick DriscoIl ST., gave q
very delightful progressive euehre party Oh
| Thursday evening. A large number Of So
ciety people were present, and the prizes
given were handsome and costly.
Mrs. W. A Nayior of Merriam Park, gave
l o'clock lunch on Friday to party oil
ladies. The occasion was in honor Of her
niece. Mrs. Fl. s. Hutchins. A number Of st.
Paul ladies were present.
Master Fred E. Mailer. of Virginia avenue,
gave a boys progressive euehre party lasi
| Driz +ot-a l.