St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-26

Carter. NJ. Rush, H. Grathwoll, NJ. Moore, L.
Moore, A. Weber, l.. Suel, c. Myer, Mrs. NJ.
kilroy and Maggie Rush, Messrs. j. j. Regain,
T. Naughton, J. j. Lynch, J; J. DAILY. I.
Grath, ". J. Preston, W. j. Regain, NJ. Kill
roy, j. Farley, j. Maloney, F. Brose, f. Keat-
ing and b. Rush. The host and hostess were
both equal to the occasion, and entertained
their friends in most charming manner
Dancing was the order of the evening.
The "Isthmean'' Lawn Tennis club has
lately been organized with a membership Of
fifteen. The club controls two courts at
Summit and Western avenues, and IN the
near future the members hope to have a
third court: The officers OF the club are !:
Presinent Sheppard Stone; treasurer. Albert
Bigelow; secretary, Wallace Winter. The
members are George AmeS Albert Bigelow,
Arthur Baldy, Clarence Bunker, Aleck Coch-
ran, Charles Flandrau. Edwin Halbert, Lus-
cious Oppenheim, Harry Ritchie, Sheppard
Stone, Claiming Timberlake, Wallace Win
ter.
Mrs. Nora Holmes, of Grove street, was
surprised at her home " ednesday evening
by Il number OF young friends. who were
most pleasantly entertained, Those in the
party were Misses Marvin, Harbaugh, King,
McGrorty, Lyons, Lyle, Folk, Forbes. Whit
aker Dowlan, Kitty Smith, Rogers, Keogh,
Whaley, Morrow, Darragh and Frances
Smith; Messrs. Kane, Dowlan, Whitaker,
Catney, Twohy, Mulloy, Darragh Campbell
Pond, Dwyer, Hurley. Murphy, Brady,
Hendy, Marvin and Whaley.
A party consisting of Alex Drake, Mrs.
Drake, Mr. and Mrs. W. III. Ligntner, Misses
Taylor. Dean, Katherine Dean and Gotham,
ana Messrs. W. Ii. Yardley, Bigelow and w:
c. Read, left the city over the 500 road
Tuesday evening i'll special car, and were
drawn to Mr. Deans trout reserve, near Os-
ceola, where two days were most enjoyably
spent An excursion was also made to the
Dells of the st. Croix, few miles distant.
;rl Of ha
Peoples Guild of the Church of the Assem-
sion was held at the Clifton Tuesday even
ing. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Messenger. Misses E. ID. Peabody L. G.
Messenger, L. II. Messn. Mckinney, A: E.
Kreiger, Fisher Banker: Messrs W. p. Rich
ardson, A. l.. BANKER, Wanzer, Dodd and
Litther
The 70 ing Irish American club gave an
interesting entertainment at its rooms III the
Cumberland building Monday evening. A
pleasant musical and literary programme
and a debate on the question. Resolved.
That the Meat Inspection Bill is Beneficial
to the State of Minnesota" was interesting
throughout.
The following ladies and gentlemen danced
a german at the Barnard school on Mac
kubn street Friday evening: Misses George
Dean. Villas. Pope. Blakeley. Simpson. Day.
Lille Day, Winston. Wanzer. Horn and Ma
bel Horn; Messrs. Stone, Flandrau,- Bunker.
Reid, Otis, Winter, Oppenheim, Richie and
Badly.
A fishing party, consisting of Col and Mrs
Hcrsey, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Finch and
MIR. and Mrs. F. Driscoll, left the city in a
special car Thursday afternoon over the Du-
luth road for North Branch, where two days
were spent in pursuit of the plscatorial art
Miss Rosa Gantzer, of Nebraska avenue,
was very pleasantly surprised by company
of friends who made an unannounced call
Wednesday evening in honor of her twenty
fourth birthday. Music. games and refresh
ments were mixed in very happy manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunlap entertained a
number of friends at their home on Brain
erd avenue Monday evening, the occasion
being the golden anniversary of their we'd
ding. Many handsome and valuable gifts
were received.
The Phlomatheon club was entertained
Friday evening with progressive euchre. at
Selby avenue. Prizes were taken by Messrs.
Clifford ana Ingham, Misses. Jordon and
Whitney.
The concert given at Dyers' music rooms
Tuesday evening by Prof. Henri de Jonge
van ElIemeet. assisted by the Beethoven
Goetzen. Melch ana jacobson, was largely
attended, and each number ELECTED merited
applause.
Mrs Watkins, of Holly avenue, gave a
progressive euchre party Thursday evening
in honor of Miss Watkins birthday. Mrs.
Burbank, Miss Power. Mr.. Vittum, Mr.. Jones
and Mr.. Bagley took the prizes.
The Rilletto Social club gave a calico
party and necktie social Friday evening at its
hail, corner Fairfield avenue and Custer
street. 1t was their closing entertainment of
the season.
The Philomathean club, of the Universalist
church, was entertained by Miss Farwen
at her home on Selby avenue Thursday even
ing.
The Ladies' Guild of ST. Peters Church
held bazaar at the guild rooms on Wednes
day.
The Schubert club gave party Monday
evening at McMurran's hall.