St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-09

W Parker. Misses Edith White Florence
White, Maggie Lynch, Arena Fontain, Bessie
Connolly, Lille Harper, Ella Chambers, Bell
FERGUSON, Jennie Ferguson, Aunie Buchan-
an, Della Roundy, Julia Henley, Beatrice
Co!lett, Daisy Steadman, Annie Butterfeld,
Mabel Crawley Mrs. y. Crawley, Messrs. AL
fred King, Albert King. George Collett Jr.,
Lewis Collett Cyril Collect.
Miss Annie Cook and Miss Tillie Tsch-
filey elegantly entertained few of their
friends Thursday evening. Music by st.
Paul Banjo and Mandolin club. Among
those present were the Misses Ida Cook.
Wisnon. Metzger, Rosberg. Dohn, Tschfelley,
Gross, Foor, Knapp, Kelly. Bobleter, Taylor,
Messrs. Robert. Schulrer, Giesen. Weider-
man. Straight How. Spear, Sclocum Para
dis, Bollom, Smith, Dohn, Michel. Barnes,
Rachac, and many others, and about IL
O'Clock supper was served.
Mrand Mrs. James o. Brien. 391 Case street.
gave dancing party Thursday evening, 1t
being the occasion of their daughters birth
day. Miss Anna. Among those present were
Lucy Keno. Nav Condley, Lottie and Josie
Sloury, Anna and Emma Parks. Angie Valley,
May Butler, Miss Buckley. Miss Thodgln
Maggie Errcn, Anna. Edith and Julia Rapp.
Mary Miller Maggie Maloney. Anna and
Katie o Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parks.
Messrs. O'Neil. Crauley. Devine, Griffen,
Gltens, Cambell, O'Connell, Meloney, GaveIl.
Miller. McCauley, CARDINAL, O'Brien, Parks,
A meeting of the Knochwinnock society
was held last Friday evening at the home Of
MISS Mortensen, on George street This was
the first literary meeting of the society this
season. and an interesting programme was
rendered. Rev. w. G.. Rice pastor of the
Clinton Avenue M. E. church. addressed the
society. speaking briefly upon the benefits OF
literary societies i'll general and offering
many good suggestions as to the proper
course TO pursue The ADDRESS was greatly
" q Nhe.c intxv rr;fl
meet Nov. 81 with Miss Carey, at her home
on Congress street.
euehre party was given last Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs james Linden, 8 /
Beech street, in honor Of Miss Nellie Morris.
A line spread was served at IL o'clock.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs Sprague. Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Mady. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton, Miss Able Berkhart, Mamie Berk-
hart Miss Miller, Miss Muller Miss Morris,
Miss Melers, Miss Rice. Messrs L. E. Keller
mann, Gates, Forshey, Miller, Notion, Luck
singer, Kasaw, Linden.
The young friends of Miss Edna Byrne
favored her with surprise party Monday
evening at her home, 226 Tenth street.
Among the party were the Misses Winch and
Robinson, Misses Schaum, Cary, Hatch,
Stanley. Banning, Naming. Edna Smith,
Perior. Campion. Kenan, Austin and the
Misses Allie; Messrs Schaum, Gray, Sheire,
Grant, Kennedy, Foot. Shiby, Arneson. Shep-
herd, Perior, Hull, Savany, Bowling, Morton
and King.
A very pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Mollie Buckley at her residence on st.
Anthony avenue Friday evening. Nov. Z.
Among the many present were Misses M.
Lumley. G. Kranz. X. Kavanagh, A. Butler,
K. Butler, X. Horrigan. j.. McCresch, NJ.
O'Rouke; Messrs. II. Boiler j. Cosgroye, E.
Crowley, j. Winslow, W. Hanshaw, NJ. Cof-
fey. T: Burton, j. Riley. Dancing was in
dulged in to music furnished by Hilyard' IS
band.
The Philomathean Society Of the First
Universalist Church has secured Lifts
Grand hall for the second and fourth Friday
evenings OF each month during the season.
Members and their friends will please bear
this in mind. The society will hold irs next
regular meeting In Lifts Grand hall Friday
evening, Nov. Ii. All members and their
friends are invited to be present.
On Wednesday last there occurred in Chi
cage the marriage Of Miss Henrietta Maude
omlth: who was welded to George III. Hough-
ton, of New York. The ceremony took place
at the house of the brides uncle. H. A..
Spauldlng, ~ Astor street. No cards. Miss
Smith was wen known in st. Paul society,
sHhough she mas been absent from the city
Tor long time.
Friday night the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Cole, South Robert street. was crowded with
relatives and friends to congratulate them on
me tWenueth anniversary of their wedding.
A most ENJOYABLE evening was spent in the
substantial testimony Of their regards 10 Mr.
and Mrs Cole i'll the shape of beautiful Sc
of china.
Rev. Robert Forbes, D. D., presiding elder
OF the st. Paul district of the NJ E. church,
left Tuesday evening for New York and Bos-
ton, to attend meetings of the general mis-
slonary committee, and the general COM
m1ttee OF church extension. Mrs. Forbes ao-
com panied her husband. They will be ab-
sent about month.
A pleasant little affair was that given on
Friday evening by the Misses Woodason and
Bennett Cards and dancing were the order.
Mr.: and Mrs. P. McVeigh entertained a
number of friends at progressive euchre at
their pleasant home on Dayton avenue
Thursday evening. The prize winners were