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

at the home of her parents on East Congress
street, on the evening of Nov. |. 1t was
grand affair in every sense of the word, aad
sight TO be remembered by the parents ana
grand parents OF the children as long as they
live, and even some of the children them
selves. to see forty children in full mask, OF
all ages from year and a half TO tifteen. on
the floor in couples in their childish attempt
at dancing TO the strains OF Prof. Stein s
orchestra. sight never to be forgotten,
was to see little Walter fifel, age two years,
go up to Aggie Self, same age ana put ms
arm around her waist ana attempt 10 dance
with the other children.
The Patriarehal circle held social Tues
day evening at the home of Mr, ana Mrs.
Bert Stone, Tenth street. Games ana music
were features OF the evening. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. George ID. Lalt,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Riley Mr.. and Mrs. W.
). Lyons Mr.. and Mrs Howard Young, Mr..
ard Mrs +. 5. Murphy, MIR. and Mrs. George
A. Doran, Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Penny; Misses
Nina Humason. Nan Ellis, Nellie Beasom,
Pearl ForShev, MeSerS. GEORGE Kelley, George
Davis P. j. Nelson. W. IL. Hart and others.
This Is the first of a series OF soclals 10 De
held ly the social this winter, the next to oe-
eur one week from next "Wednesday at Mr..
TateS HighwOOd.
About thirty couples attended surprise
party to Miss Lena Reimers at the home OF
her parents on the West side, wednesday
evening, dancing until a late hour, when re-
freShments were served. Prof. Paul hlelstS
orchestra furnished the music for the occa-
sion. The following were there: Miss Ri
vie re, n. Powers, y. La Riviere, II. La Ri
Were. Mrs. NJ +. Hale. Z. Kavanaugh. Tu-
hey. Mrs F. Decker. Il. Baasen. I. Burt, /.
Taylor, Duigman, NJ. klabundie, Zastrow,
j. Hettinger, G. Hare Lathers. Seiderts, X
Wenmann, NJ. Keenan,, L. Reimer, Neuman,
j. jenkins, W Doran, S. Tousiey, L. Schroe-
der, Strum, j. P. Herr, Fradenburg, Nlehol-
son, Keenan,, H. Del lefeld, j. Dellefield, K.
Nj. Roller, IL. G. Roller, D. Lynch, n. " az
ner, Heath.
Misses Lander gave a delightful party. at
their home on Seventh street wednesday
evening last. The dining room and parlors
were handsomely decorated for the occasion.
Miss Nellie Stone sang and VIII Nlcnols
PLAYED OH the either to the air OF llvenlng
feature. Among those present were MI ana
Mrs. A. l.. Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Mead. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Misses Marine,
Julia Marine. Delot, Hartmann. Weller,
Holmes. NuFSt, Lander Melburg, Camppell,
Spencer. Cora Weller, of Chicago; MesSrs.
Moves, CLEFT Handy. Austin, Blaekmann,
Hartman. Smith. q. Smith, White, Gus, Dr:
Cook, DR.. Kent Storr, Henderson ana
Wright.
The Yeuug Ladies' guild of Christ church
gave an excellent entertainment on MONDAY
evening at their hall in Moore'S block the
programme was varied and attractive. Sato
Ansbach, magician, was particularly enter
tanning. Herr Jung sang, Miss Gordon &C
companying; F. c. Huebner Teclted, ana.
altogether, the evening was most en1oyaOlG'
Among those who were present were MIS- q.
J. Parker. the Misses Taylor, 11noerIaEe
Stephenson, Newport ana Beebe and Messrs.
Newport, GOtzian and WanZer.
Miss Nellie Tanning entertained her friends
Halloween evening at her home, 401 Case
street. Among her guests were the Misses
Bradley, Laurence. jenkins. upper, wilson.
lamar, from Howard Park; Bensing, Luly
and Bessie Blackwell, Warner, Brash, Cora
Lewllyn, Evans. Gersting, Miss Mott and
Mrs. kellie Mott. Mrs. c. r. Hill; MeSsrS.
Janer, Carveth, Kuff, Walden, Jenkins, Tup-
per, Evans, Robinson, Miller. Tennle,
Churchill. Bunth, Peterson, Dewart, Barlow,
Coche, Benham.
Miss Stephenson. of Laurel avenue, gave
reception last Thursday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Otero, of New Mexico. who was formerly
Miss Emmett of this city. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Morton. Mrs.
James Elmer, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Foster.
Misses Taylor Auerbaeh, Forepaugh, Field,
Gotziau, Gillian. Dean and j. Stephenson;
Messrs. Skipwith, Paget. Davis, Agnew, Pat
terson. George Bigelow W. 5. Mellen. Rob-
ertSon, Foster, Norton, Elmer and MekeeYer.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Lena Leyeroos, of $40 Temperance
street, "Wednesday evening. Games, dancing
and refreshments were features OF the occa-
sion. Among those present were: Mrs. Lev
erOos, Mrs. D. s. Tanner. Misses Sophia
Ellinsson, Bessie Iverson, Louise Baker,
Martha Erickson, /. Toliefson. Jennie Han
sen, Jessie S:orrs, Emma Leyer0os, Rosie
Tanner and Miss Solherg; Messrs. n. Foster,
Johnson. FlOan, II. Frank, II. Prong. l..
Rigg, Forseth, Kalstad, b. Leveroos, j.
EEingson, Peterson.
The social given at the Park Congregational
church. corner Of Holly avenue and Mac
kuoin street, Friday evening, was largely at
tended. Rev. Mr. Nutung, the pastor, pleased
the congregation with description of his
trip in Alaska. Miss Reitt HasS, the elocu-
ZIONIST. completed the success of the evening
with professional ability, the social being
success in every respect and i credit TO the
committee.
Miss Sue harrington gave q ''sheet-and-pil-
low-casen party on Thursday evening. The
occasion was marked as highly enjoyable.
Among those present were the Misses Stick
ney. Smith, Beaumont Price. GllfHlan. Perrin,
Mann. Lsmprev Shaw. Davidson and Mrs
A. l.. BriSbine; Messrs. Gilman. Hopkins.
Wright, Arrowsmith. McQuillan, Beaumont,
Hastings, Fraker and Ryder.
Mrs. Edward Cutler gave an elegant lunch
con for Mrs. Harry Hale on Thursday after
noon. Among those present were Mrs. Henry
Rice, Mrs. j. l.. Merriam Mrs. Spencer, Mrs.
Field. Mrs Potts. Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs W. R.
Merriam. Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Auerbach,
Mrs. J. ". White, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs j. w.
Merriam, Mrs. Col. Smith, Miss Dunbar, Mrs.
Fred Driscoll, Mrs. Mather.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Rohrer gave recep-
ton to few friends Thursday evening. in
u.
young man was the recipient of some hand
some presents, among them fine gold watch
and chain from George c. Harper, with
whom he has been engaged as secretary
since 1887.
About thirty couples met Monday evening
last and organized a new dancing club. The
name Of the club will be Bachelors Dancing
club. The officers are. James Holmes, presi-
dent; vice president 3. !. NoSes; treasurer,
Will McGroffy; secretary, 4. l.. Spaulding.
The first dance Will occur on Thanksgiving
eve.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel T. RohTer entertained
a few friends Thursday evening in honor Of
the birthday of J. Fl. Rohrer. The young
man was the recipient of several handsome
presents. among them a fine gold watch
from George c. Harper, with whom he has
been engaged as secretary the past three
years.
Miss Hattie Brush, well known among mu-
steal circles as a young singer of unusual
promise, has sailed for Europe, to pursue her
studies IN Florence, Italy. Miss Brush
voice has been finely developed under the in
Struction of ". y. Burritt A successful and
brilliant future is no doubt in store for her.
Miss Stickney gave a small dinner last
Monday evening for Miss BTisbile, of this
city. Those present were Miss BoSley, Of
Carlisle, Pa; Misses Brishine, Harrington,
and Stickney. Of this city; Mr. aud Mrs. DR..
SchifmRn. c. Wright, W. c. Read, j. B. Hew-
EFT, and i. F. McIveT.
The favored few who spent Halloween
with Miss Julia Jensen declared themselves
greatly pleased with their entertainment,
which consisted of a jUdicious conlmingling
of music, taffy. dancing and apply bobbing.
Miss Laura ID. Painter, of 6h9 North Pine
street, entertained number of friends with
a donkey party OH Halloween. The first
prize was awarded to Mr. j. c. Lucy, second
Mr.. D. c. Mcleod, third Miss Bee Flaherty.
Mrs. Elmer gave '.Dellwood party last
Thursday night Those present were Misses
Bigelow, Alice FOrepaugh Mann, Taylor
| and Stephenson. L. S. Bigelow, j. B. Hewett,
Mr. Patterson and Mr.. Skipwitk.
One of the notable events of the week was
the RECEIPT ion rendered by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mitsch 2;S1 Pleasant avenue. to their
son-in-law, James PTendcrgast, and his bride,
on Tuesday evening.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club gave its third
social party last Wednesday evening at Cen
trail hail. An enjoyable time was spent.
A progressive euchre party was given at
the residence of Mrs. Pierce, on Canada
street. Thursday morning.
The Dacotah club held & meeting Friday
evening Nov. !. ut the residence of Frank
| Keogh. 81 Ea Ninth street.