St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-18
IN A SOCIAL WAY.

1t was a merry crowd that gathered last
evening at The residence of Mrs Elizabeth
Nicholson, at the corner of Golf avenue and
Louisa street. The occasion was a surprise
party rendered Miss Frances Nicholson on
her birthday anniversary. and certainly that
young lady was completely if pleasantly be-
Wlldered. when the arrival of some thirty or
forty of her friends reminded her that sur
prise parties were still fashionable, and that
her turn had come to play host,
ess. To say that she fulfilled
her Office in a charming manner, is but to
render her that praise which is her due. Miss
Tommy TaXt, under whose able management
the affair had been arranged, proved herself
most valuable lieutenant, and it was but a
Few moments after their arrival before every
body knew everybody, and score of dainty
feet were fitting lightly across the shrouded
carpet. Miss Nicholson remarked that
although she remembered having had
failed to recall another fraught with. so many
pleasant memories as the one which ended
with the last stroke of midnight yesterday
Among the guests present OH the occasion
We're: Misses Flynn. Armbruster, Dahlgran,
Hendley, Walthers. Walsh. Schoch. FasiauIt
O'Connor, Schroeder, Keefe, NocSles, Taxi
Cations, and Miss Jennie Shaule, of ST.
Cloud. Messrs- Nicholson, Bailey, Pearce.
Lawson. Kyle, Dawes, Meyer, Steefel and
Colbourn.
Miss Mary Agnes King and DR.. Harry j.
O'Brlen were married at st. Lukes chapel
yesterday morning at 1870 by Rev. Father
LAWYER The bride wore magnificent eos
tune of white India silk and diamonds and
carried bouquet of white roses. The brides
maid, Miss Nettie King, also wore white.
Mahon b. Burke was best man. The church
was well filled with friends and relatives of
the couple, Notwithstanding the announce
ment that only a few would be present
MIR. and Mrs. O'Brien went East soon after
the ceremony and will be at home after Oct
l at 653 Lincoln avenue. A large number of
friends were at the depot to see them OFF,
Miss Nellie Mcclure entertained large
party of young friends Tuesday evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure on
Douglas street The fun began with pro-
gressive euchre. and ended with a Dance in
which there were any number of entries
Among those present were the Misses Sophie
Erd. Maggie Hurley. of North Branch; Della
Schlick, Annie Mcmahon, Nellie and Maggie
Murnane, Nellie Wilde. Alice and Nellie Nc
CURE, and Mrs. Vaughn, of North Branch;
Messrs. Sehliek, Hurley. Melady. Schooley,
Kerst, Hempseh, Gibbs, Burns. Doran and
Mcclure, The head prizes were seenred by
Miss Sophie Erd and Frank Schlick. and the
honors of the foot table were carried off by
Miss Nellie Murnane and Mr.. Doran.
Miss Milly wilson, of Pleasant avenue, last
evening gave social at the residence of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl wilson. Some
very good music entered into the programme.
Misses Mabel ana Anna Cosgrove gave
piaEo duet, ''Vfve Boulanger," and Miss
Cassie Phelps sang finely 1.-The Harp of
in the evening, and orchestral strains floated
from the parlors and out into the quiet night
until the gray of morning closed the shad-
ows westward. The event was given to
mark the departure of Miss wilson for col
lege in Indiana.
Miss Lizzie Earl, of Lexington avenue.
gave a card party Tuesday evening for the
purpose of Introducing Miss Clara Warwick.
who is her guest this week from Winnipeg.
About thirty young ladies and gentlemen
were present and the gathering was pleas
antly attained
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Kavanagh, of Univer-
sity avenues, are away on visit to friends i'll
Baraboo, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Coughlin. of Acker
street have gone on a visit to friends in
Mapleton, 10.
Miss Lena Osgood, of Wabasha, is the guest
this week of Miss Myra Taylor. of jackson
street.
Messrs. J. S. and S. Patrick, of Sioux City
To-, are in the city for few days visit
Mr.. and MIS- William O'Keefe left yester-
day for a trip 10 Superior Wis.