St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-19

meet Jan. 81 at the residence OF Mrs.
John Thayer. 242 East Winifred street.
A jolly party of young people of St.
Paul, chaperoned by Mrs. l., G. Robins,
enjoyed very pleasant sleigh-ride to
Merriam Park on Tuesday evening.
Supper was served, and after dancing
for few hours all returned well
pleased. Among those present We're:
Misses ReardOn, Egan. Schonarth, Nc
Gibbons, Smith, Fitzgerald, Motion,
DeideS, EuStice, Emma and Margarete
Gravel, Williams, Purcell; and Messrs.
G. A. Dougher, Bapey Rath, L. Rogers,
H. O'Gorman. f. l.. Dwyer. z. Schon-
arth, B. BurriS. J. Collins, c. A. Nc
Carthy. W. S. Git, c. Kelly, j. Lamb,
nj. j. Reardon, J. King. Makey Mehl.
Last Friday evening surprise party
was given at the residence of the Misses
Mcclure, East Third street, in honor Of
their brother Joseph. The evening was
pleasantly passed in dancing. euchre
playing and candy pulling. Among
those present were the Misses Allison,
Ryan, Rice, Haley, Crowley, Schilling.
Kelley, Mcclure, Brown and Beaumont:
Messrs. Logan, Durand, Warren. Brown,
Mosteit, Slater. De Smet and Clark.
Tine head prize was won by Mr.. Slater
by Mr.. MoSteit and Miss NJ. Mcclure.
A pleasant time was had. and it was not
until ''Wee sma' hour" that the COM
pany departed
An afternoon coffee was given by
Mrs. e. E. JOY, at her pleasant home in
Hlghw0od. Thursday afternoon. 1t was
in honor of Mrs. joys mother, Mrs. j..
Nj. Bunker, who is here on visit from
Vermont. The following ladies were
present: Mesdames Dr.. George Sem
pie, Howard. Witbeck, WOodhead,
Frank Williams, j. r. Williams, g..
TAFT, Thompson. Hagerman. Nj. Clum,
Morton, Batcham, Decks, Draper. Will
ard, DoXtader, J. B. lett, Lynn, Whary
and Tuelle: Misses Kit Clum, Jet and
Maude Clum.
The gentlemen of the Eureka Liter
airy society rendered to their lady
friends reception Friday evening at
the Livingston avenue rooms. An en-
joyahle musical ard literary programme
was rendered by the gentlemen of the
society, consisting of a solo by IL. Cha
pie; duet, Chaple brothers; reading. IL.
Wood; solo, E. Chaple: reading, E. o..
Chreiman; solo, A. Brown. About
thirty friends were present, and a most
pleasant evening was spent.
Miss Nellie Bigelow, daughter of Hon.
Horace BigeloW, entertained a number
of her young friends at her fathers res
idence on South Exchange street Fri
day evening. Among those present
were Martha GiliIlan, Lillian Miles,
Eleanor MaXfeld, Fannie Mason, Ruth
| Wheelock. Nena Furness. Mabel Horn,
| Eleanor Sloan, Katie Chittenden. Daisy
Davis and Hattie Hammond.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Starkweather enter
| tanned the members of the Carnival
J Euchre CLUB at their residence at st.
! Paul Park last Wednesday evening.
! The following carried off prizes: Ladies'
| prOgressive; Mrs. G. +. Rowell; gents
| lone hand. C. E. Overshire; gents
! progressive, L. A. Becker; gents head,
G. F. RoWell.
The st. Paul Euchre club held its
| weekly meeting at its hall on East Sev-
enth street last Friday evening. Prizes
were won by the following: Ladies'
progressive, Mrs. j. Painter: ladies'
lone hand, Mrs. A. Z. HodgsOn: ladies'
first prize, Mrs. l.. E. Hodgson: gents
progressive, W. Els; gents lone nand,
K. A. Becker; gents first prize, l.. E.
| HOdgsOn.
The kangaroo club was entertained
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
l.. Fryer, OF Kent street. Progressive
| euchrc was the means of ente rtain
| ment. and there were seven tab les OF
the players. The prizes were taken by
DR.. Mahan, Philip Reilly, S. B. Neon
nell. Mrs. CratsenbergS Mrs. E. II. judi
son and Mrs. S. B. Mcconnell.
The Young Peoples Terpsichorear
club was organized last Wednesday
evening at the residence of Miss Hattie
Levy and the following officers wese
elected: President. Alfred Hess: vice
president, Miss Hattie Levy; secretary,
Miss Treda Mock: treasurer, Louis
Weiss. The object of the club will be
social entertainment.
The Onaway Snowshoe club is the
name of an organization of number OF
the younger society people of the city
J. Shepard Stone is president, and Bert
BigeloW secretary and treasurer. There
first run was last night, and it was g
very enjoyable affair, participated in by
about twenty young ladies and gentle
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