St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-09

among them little Eleanor and George
Sochat, grandchildren of the couple.
The happy family participated in an
elegant and elaborate supper and many
IOasts in honor of the old couple. Con-
CALCULATIONS were received from friends
and relatives outside OF the city. Mr..
and Mrs. Handles are we'll known and
are old settlers Of st. Paul, having come
here in $50.
The ladies Of st. Stephens Episcopal
church held donkey social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Selb, 7S5 Armstrong ave-
hue, Thursday evening. The first prize
was won by Mr.. Lester and the second
by Miss .Tessie Ketchum. The social
was a great success. The ladies wish
to express their thanks to Christ Church
choir, Mr.. Jones, Misses Crist, Yorks,
ketchum and Horning; also to Mrs.
Heberhart and Mrs. Collinson for music
and singing furnished. The social was
not given by the Young Peoples so
clety, as formerly announced.
Last Tuesday evening, Feb. 4, Mr..
and Mrs. Uri L. Lamprey celebrated
the twenty-ffth anniversary of their
marriage. Only intimate friends were
present. but in goodly number. Mr..
and Mrs. Humphreys young daughters,
assisted by some of their friends, enter
tanned the company most charmingly
with Rotations, tableaux, acting, sing
ing and dancing, and the playing on
different musical instruments. Delicious
refreshments were served, and the
evening passed very pleasantly and but
too quickly away.
Miss Marion Simpson, of 3 Monroe
place, entertained the Onaway club
Friday evening. Among those present
were the Misses Maud Winslow, Ruth
Mabel Horn, Daisy Blakeley, Leonora
Horn, Emma Undertake. Mary Gilfil-
Ian, Alice and Lilly Day and Julia Nc
Ciellan,- and Messrs. Reed, Carpenter,
Breed, Ingersoll. Stone, Delano, Free
man. McClurg, Lee and Winter.
Miss Julia Wakefield, of 1773 st. An
thony avenue, entertained on Thursday
evening, Feb. 6, a select party of thirty.
Among the guests present were: From
Hazel Park, Misses Bessie Pero, Winnie
Meginn, Minnie Sampson and May Me-
glnn and Messrs. Frank Pero and Joe
Pero; from Manchester Park. Misses
Fannie Deakin. Nellie Torrance. Lucy
Deakin and Mary Deakin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Leib and John Bohrer.
Miss Newport entertained number
OF her friends at a progressive euchre
tea yesterday afternoon. Euchre was
In order until 4 o'clock, when tea was
served: In the party were Miss New
port, Miss Reed, Miss Ryan. Miss Rice.
the Misses Perrin. the Misses Smyth,
Miss Bakewell, Miss Roger, Miss Alden,
Miss Mann, Miss Bend, the Misses
Stephenson, Miss Stinson, Miss Sulli-
van and Miss Blgelow.
Miss Mamie Cook gave a birthday
party at 274 Goodrich avenue, last
Thursday afternoon. Among the par
Elephants were the Misses Nellie Miner.
Clara Bircher, Josie Van Hoven,
Thresa Flesch, lilly Overlook. and
Master Philip Ullmer and Master
enjoyed a magic lantern exhibition
given by William Cook Jr.
Much credit is due to the persons that
assisted In the concert given at Cretin
hall Tuesday last for the benefit of the
c0lored Catholics of this city. Particu-
larry good was the recitation of Mrs.
Butt. the Duet by MeSdames Bently
and Marshall, and the solo by Mrs.
Bertha Wilson.
Enterprise Lodge No. I6, L. o. G. T.,
held their first Demorest silver medal
contest at their hall, 962 Burr street,
Monday evening, Feb. 8, six numbers
on the programme. Number 4, Miss Liz
Zie Maxwell, "a Voice from the Work
house," won the medal.
Mrs. j. Ii. Amos entertained a prog
ressive euchre party last Thursday
evening at her residence, Wilkin
street. The prizes were won by }. PEN
ner. Miss Olive Becht, Mrs. j. Penner,
+. Amos.
Thursday evening '.book social" was
given by the young people Of Wood
land Park church. A lunch was served
and a number of books were collected
to be donated to the Thomas street
mission.
Mrs. Fanshawe gave a musicale