St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23

Donnen, Stanton. Rudy, NJ. Holland. NJ
Stanton. Norris, Wagner, A. Finn. S. Melon
nell, Mrs. c. Mcdonnell Jr. Mrs. y. O'Regan
Mrs. Laddy, Mrs c. Mcdonnell. Mrs. Sheedy
Messrs. Campbell, Young, Kelly, Cole, c
Mcdonnell Jr., Leyde. Morgan, Germaine
Miller and Hager, aanlon, Larson, Vogel
Egan, Merrill, O'Regan. Walsh, Conway
Wagner and Tuchelt. All departed in goo6
spirits, declaring Mr.. and Mrs. O'Regan 6
most charming host and hostess.
Miss A. Nelson was given surprise party
by her friends early in the week. Among
the visitors were: Misses A. Nelson, r. Mel.
some. Mel son, I. st. Aubin, E. St. Aubin. L.
st. Aubin, NJ Gravel, !. Lebeau, Nj. Lebeau
c. Valley, A Valley, E. Narcotic E. Lemay,
| c. Hauser, E. Hauser, G. johnson, c. Wag
| ner. l.. Wagner, A Wagner, A Switzer
| E. Carrere. A. Carriere. Villaume,
Robert, Lafrance, Ferguson, Trembley
Messrs. W;Keison, H. Nelson, A. Brunette,
E.'Lafrance, l. St. Autin, E. Honde. A.
Lewis, E. Hauser Al Hauser A. Hauser, N.
| t. Hanson, Ed st. Jacques, NJ. Lambert w.
! Wlnan. c. Morrisette, w. Cartier, A. Cole. j.
apolis
euchre party at their residence SIG Collins
street, last evening. Those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. W. s. McCauley. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. p. McCauley, Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence
Fahey, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Calvin. Mr. and
I Mrs. j. F. Wilson. Mrs. NJ. Rolls; the Misses
Egan, Katie Wilson. Misses King Miss
Annie Duitt, Miss Susie Delaney, Miss Dolly
. Seaman, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Maggie Fitz-
gerald. Miss Hattie Wilson, John Wilson, W.
L. Mccoy, John McCauley, William McCau-
ley, P. Corcoran, NJ. Mayel P H. Miller,
Frank Egan. Nj. Gibbons l.. D. Barnard,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. White and W. II. Mcdonald
There was very pleasant gathering Fri
day evening atthe residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brookins, 1c44 Farquier street. 1t
was the first meeting of the season of the st.
Paul Progressive Euchre Club. There were
present Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Becker, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Z. HCdson, Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Far
well, Mr.. and Mrs. William Densmore, Mr..
and Mrs W. II. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs w. c.
! Dallas. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ). Gregory. Mr. and
! Mrs. jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Painter Mrs
! c. Wolf, Mrs. William Stoskey. j. Scott The
prizes were won by Mrs. r. A. Becker and w.
H. Cook, Mrs Jenkins and j. Scott, Mrs. w.
G. Dallas and K. A. Becker
A social was given at Lifts hall on Friday
evening by The ladies OF the First Universal
ist church. The programme comprised twen-
ty-three numbers. vocal and instrumental
music Rotations, dramatic selections and
tableauX. all under the direction of Mrs j.
B. Arey and Mrs. L. C. Spencer. The tableau
entitled Might and Morning was well rep
resented by Miss Hasenwinkle and Miss Goss
Liberty Enlightening the World'' was i'm
personated by Miss Ella Manknson "Pyg-
malion and Galatea," by Mrs. Hoyt and Miss
Schimmel, deserves special mention. The
tableaux were all good and some OF them
magnificent.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give its
fifty ninth dance on the evening of Friday,
Nov. 2S. This will be its last party for the
year. and will also close the fifth year of its
existence. This is the only dancing club in
this city that has attained that age, and
speaks volumes for its ability to please its
patrons. For the year 1891 it will commence
its sixth year by giving dance Wednesday,
nd nnf ir1Iri
Wednesday thereafter. The coming dance
the officers intend to make the browning
event of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham, of
719 Dayton avenue, entertained a large COM
pany of their friends at progressive euchre
Thursday evening. Ten tables participated
in the game, among the players being sew
eral of the most expert in the city. The prizes
were awarded as follows: Ladies'-Head,
Mrs. John L. Macdonald: progressive. Mrs. P.
foot Mrs stephen Purtel. Gentlemens-
Head. Michael Conroy: progressive, Fred
Whltcomb; lone hand, Stephen Purtell; foot,
L. +. Mccormick.
Arthur Gronewold was agreeably surprised
by some of his numerous friends at his home
on Winifred street. last Friday evening.
Among those present were Misses Burke,
Mample, Kaufman, Mertens, Mccullough,
Demarest, Tuchclt. Beyans. Aszmann, Fales.
Manton, Lynch, Latta, Gloeser Heimbach
and Sollwold, Messrs. Danes Prinsen, Burns,
Thurston, Forester, Wjtte. Geddes, Lawton.
Fales, Schlick, Winchell, Wood KilshaW,
Gloeser, Allen and Hadlick.
A pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Miss Tillie Simonet last Thursday
evening. Those present were the Misses
Hammer. Gross, Simonet Heck. Cook, Foos
Roller Hachman, Dohm, Tschfilly, Herr,
Schrantz' and Yost; Messrs. Barnes Cook,
Rachac, Heck, Hardys, Spear. Howe, Bork
Dohm, Chowe, Barnacle, Geisen. Matheis,
Pfeifer, Gross and Schrantz. Refreshments
were served Al IL 80.
Mr.. and Mrs L. N Bryant. Of South Park.
celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their wedding on Monday evening, Nov. II.
Their numerous friends present had q very
enjoyable time. About 9:3Oa very delicious
supper was served. The bride and groom were
recipients OF many beautiful and useful
presents. also the congratulations and best
wishes of their many friends.
The st, Agnes Guild of the Church of the
Ascension gave pleasant entertainment al
Lieoertafel hall last Thursday evening. The
three-act farce Jacob was presented by
George Gibson, Miss Minnie Mckinney, and
Miss Frankie Bruner. Miss Burners singing
and dancing deserves special mention, while
the setting of George Gibson was commend.
able
Miss Cecilia Kilshaw entertained a mum.
Der Of her lady friends Thursday afternoon
at a!o her home on oakdale avenue: Those par
ticipating In the afternoons enjoyment were
the Misses Ruelna, May and Maggie Carrel
Minnie ana Mabel McCardle, E. Shambo, z
Dernshia. Lucie Furlong, NJ. Reboels, s. Sea
ricks, f. McCalliat and E. Blansherd
Miss Lena Ander son. who resides with hel
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Turner, lie
Bellevue avenue, was very agreeably sur
priSed Thursday evening by the arrival OF
about two dozen of her young friends The
evening passed off very pleasantly, and was
one to be remembered long as a happy event
by all those present.
The Pacific Congregational church, or
Acker street. was the scene last Thursday
evening of very pretty entertainment ar
ranged by the ladies of the organization, in
which the attractions of host of handsome
were the chief figurantes.
Miss Maggie Byrne, Julia and Annie Mer
rick, May and Sis Walsh, Bee Kennedy, Mrs
M errick. of Blue Earth City, James Merrlci
and Mr.. Only attended a party. over in Min
neapolis Tuesday evening, A most enjoy
able time was had, dancing being the CHIEF
feature.
The Knockwinnoch society held their reg
uIar semi-monthly meeting Friday evenInI
at the home of Miss Williams An interest
ing literary programme was presented. The
next meeting will be held with A. O. vii
son, Dec. ., at his home, No. 212 Nelson
avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society, of ST. Johns, will
meet with Mrs. Chapman, 593 Holly avenue
Tuesday afternoon. They are preparing TO
an oyster supper and sale of fancy article
and dolls. to be held in the choir room OF
Mackubin street afternoon and evening O
Dec. 3.
The Ladies' German Aid society will oper
q gancy fair at the Portland, corner Broad
way and Ninth streets THANKSGIVING day
Supper will be served from 4 10 p. m. Tn,
proceeds are TO be devoted TO worthy char
ity, and the attendance should be large.
The grand opening of the new West Sid,
opera house takes place Dec. under th
auspices of Lodge SO. A. Q. Q. W.; Lodg