St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
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ALL SURPRISES.

j. T. Mcclure was surprised, at his
residence, 260 Kent street, on Wednes-
day evening last, by large delegation
of the members of the Crusaders I. A.
society, accompanied by their lady
friends. Notwithstanding the fact that
no warning was given, yet.preparatlons
were soon made by the entertaining
hostess for repaSt, and the house was not
closed before three o'clock in the morn
ing. Among the ladies present were
the following: Misses S. and III. Nolan,
Webber, NOonan, Hayne, n. A. and l..
Murphy, Berrisford, O'Halloran, l.. and
Nj. Moore, n, Cloonep, McCarrick, Cor
coran, Gusha and Mrs. Gusha.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Coffey. Of COG Charles street, were
pleasantly surprised by about fifty of
their friends. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Coffey, MIR. and Mrs.
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Dreamer, Mr..
and Mrs. Hannah, Misses COffey, Nc
Carter, Knaak, Farley. Shea, Wallace,
Birmingham, Murphy, Kennedy, Welsh,
Moran, Dunn, Doyle. Medley, Tracy,
Messrs. Qualey. Kennedy, Coffey, Nc
Carter, Creamer, Farley, Daily. Regain,
ham. Mcdonald, Peterson. Medley,
Hogan, Carroll, Coleman, Silk, Dough-
erty, Desmond. After dancing an ele-
CANT supper was served, most enjoy
able evening was spent, and the friends
of host and hostess left all, feeling that
they had had most delightful time.
Miss Pfeifer was very pleasantly sur
prised Wednesday last, at her home on
WabaSha street, by about seventy of
her friends. Dancing cards and re-
freShmentS were the features of the
evening. Seibert's orchestra furnished
music for the occasion. Those who
participated in the affairs were the
Misses DistIe. 5. Smith. E. Kavanaugb,
Kult, the Misses Bastian, Herr, Kum-
mon. Jameson, of Chicago; Morris,
and Mrs. Lawrence, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Metzger. Messrs. Schmitz, Roll
fer. Kult, NJ. Sullivan, Roeller, G. G.
Banz, j. d. Forbes, Haueslar, DUR,
Jarshishek, DistIe, E. Kalutfer, Roden-
kirchen, q. Mohr, A. Metzger, GIasner,
III. A. ESSwein, Bielenberg, j. p. Herr,
NJ. Banz, G. HI. Pfeifer.
Miss NJ. Lydon, of 81 Lydon street,
was agreeably surprised last Friday
evening by a number of friends. Among
those present were the Misses A. Ly-
don, n. Murphy, A. Schanno, NJ. Nc
Cabe, s. McCabe, l.. Sullivan, M. Sulli-
van, Shay E. Chellron. B. Chellron, and
Messrs. w. A. Hall, c. Strong. G. Sup
pie, j. Supple, A. Leonard, E. Slater,
Master B. McCabe, G. Risden, p. Mea-
CHER, J. Bigelow, NJ. Schanno, c. Schan-
no, 7. Connolly, NJ. Murphy, j. Lydon,
d. Bull, L. Derrick, Derrick, G. Smith
and W. Connolly.
A pleasant surprise was given at the
residence of Miss Maria Lydon, of 81
Lydon street, by her sister, Miss Addie,
and Miss Mollie McCabe. Present
were Misses n. Murphy, Lizzie
Sullivan, S. McCabe, A. Shannel, Lena
Sullivan, K. Shay, Schultzson and Rach-
ford; Messrs: 7: ConnolIy,W W. Connolly,
b. MeCabe, j, Bigelow, w. Hall, G.
Supple, J. Supple. Ed Slater. L. Der
rig, j. Derrig. G. Smith, NJ. Murphy, P.
Mahar, G. Risdon, w. Willy and ".
Welsh. Dancing, singing and card
playing were INDUCED in and pleasant
time had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Gallup were
surprised at their pleasant home, 767
Hague avenue, Oh Monday evening.
The occasion was the twenty-frst an
niverSary of their marriage.
A very pleasant surprise of about
twenty couples was given at the resi-
dence of Charles ZSchau, or Mackubin
street. the occasion being in honor of
the birthday anniversary of their son
William. Progressive euchre and music
was the order of the evening. Prizes
were awarded to the following: Head