St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL.

The st. Luke's T. A. and Social club held
their second meeting Wednesday evening
These NEE tings were very popular last year.
and the indications are that the present
season will far eclipse the past The usual
line programme was presented, opening with
lively piano duet by the Misses Egan, who
were heartily applauded. The song, ''Lor-
ena" was well rendered by Mr. and Miss
Mungy. A recitation by President Nolan
was heartily received. Emil Geist captiyaled
the audience with the ever charming Home
Sweet Home, with variations. on the either
lie kindly responded 10 the hearty encore
which he received. very fine piano and
violin duet was rendered by the Misses Lizzie
and Maggie Butler, who were also encored
Messrs. Fallihee and Nolan rendered Il duet
IN very creditable manner p F. Egan
read paper, recouDting tic dents of travel
and hif impressions of the various phases of
European life.
very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Susie Mcdonald at the residence of her
parents 321 ST. Lawrence street, Thursday
evening. About twenty couples look pos
session of the house. ana q most ENJOYABLE
time was had by all. The evening was spent
in dancing, vocal and Instrumental music,
and at IL O'Clock delicious supper was
served. Dancing was resumed and contin-
ued until late hour. Solos were rendered
by the Misses Madison, Cowley, stanton, Me-
Donnell and Holland, Messrs. Jones. Kene-
were The Misses Mc(irath, RudGy. Madison.
McGrath, Holland, Stanton, Geary, Conley.
Stanton, Norman, Conley, Moran, Murray,
Wagner. Fitzgerald, Wagner and Mcdonald.
MesSrs. Learson. Macarthur, Fogerty, Gatfney.
Clark, Romans. Fisher, Miller, Jennings,
Gilmore, Turner, x. GetsaL. Edmunson,
Jones, Schultz, Fitzgerald and Mccarthy.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Mcdonald of Groveland
Park, were pleasantly surprised by a party of
friends Friday evening. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs Z. Gleason, Mr.. aud
Mrs. p. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. DOYLE Mr. and
Mrs. Maher. MI and Mrs. P. T. Mcdonald,
MIR. and Mrs Riley of Wauendsle; Mr.. and
Mrs. Shouse, of Union Park; MIR. and Mrs.
Muicare, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Cloonau, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Myler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Haubrlck, Mr. and Mrs. w. Preston
Messrs. j. Gleason, Carter. Mcdonald, D.
Marty, n. Mcdonald. Murray, McFettrldge
Misses NJ. McCarter, a. O'Holloran, E.
O'Halloran, E. Jenigs. X, Coin M McAyinchy,
Clonan. Dancing WAS INDUCED in and a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered to
Master Charles Ballard 1hursday evening,
at his home on Carroll street. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and music
An elegant supper was served. Among those
present v ere: EHma Schaeifer. Helen Grace.
Louisa " eber Alice Poirier, Lizzie Grcffiy,
Letie Lux. Louise Gilbert. Anna Anderson
Grace arner, Jessie Schillo, Percy Ward
Jack Winslow, Ed Dorsey, Jim Bruce Reapy
Gilbert, Charles and Henry Weber, John
Baker, George Pierce, George Poirier aud
Gust Miller.
MI. and Mrs. Ilannon were agreeably sur
prlsed at their residence 5y2 Canada street,
Monday evening. Those present were the
misses KltIle and Mamie O'Connor Julia
Deman. hattie and Maggie Lee, Nellie and
Mamie Quincy. Nellie Hart, Agnes and Mono
Burns. Louis Greenly, Nora Fealy, MolIe
Sulllvan, Laura Flanagan, Augusta Ffrch.
Aate boeieh; Messrs. Quinn. Wilson, Sim.
Lnohas, kyneaar, Hayden, Golden, Siayter