St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-26
THE SOCIAL wHIRL.

Hope Division No. 10 Friday evening.
Jan. 81. 1890, gave their Third social
Among those present were the follow
ing: Capt. Z. Ii. Nilham and wife, Il.
c. Neuenschwander and wife, DR.. W.
ID. Green and wife. ROi King and wife.
o. j. Cook and lady, ". Ii. Hurd and
lady. William Mics and lady, Louis
BenSinger and wife, \. j. Hayes and
wife, Z. E. Mcdonald and lady, T. s. F.
Hayes, wife and Mrs. Burbank. John
c. Clemens and lady. w. IL.
Blake and wife, Mrs. Parsons. \.
Macarthur and lady. J. NJ. Harrigan.
I. F, Keenan, and sister, II. NJ. Fierson
and lady, j. Is. Wood and wife, J. Dele
field and lady, II. T. Jones and lady. c.
:. Humason, wife, daughter and son;
George L. Phippen. wife and Miss Man
agin; Louis Z. Sucrth and lady, S. Mel
lette, Miss Lizzie Mellette and Miss
Martin; w. r. Dean and wife, J. W.
Bowman and lady, Miss Ellis, z.
I. Potts and lady, w. D. Cook
and lady, john Robinson and sis
ter, l.. j. Gordon and wife,
II. L. Clayton and lady. \. II. Jansen
and lady. DR.. Z. c. Eshelby and lady,
{. III. Johnson and lady. Mrs. Potts,
Mrs. Morrow, Miss Fletcher and Miss
Frazier, E. c. Shears and lady, Charles
Il. Ferrey, Miss Lottie Godfrey. Miss
Humason, Misses VaIlee, May, Louise
and Fretre. DR.. Darling and lady,
James Mcclure and ladies. ]. T. Burke
and lady. Alpheus Wells and wife. Her
man, Mimi; J. E. Reynolds, Herman.
Mimi; Mrs. X. 2. Wells, Herman.
Mimi; Miss Minnie Davidson. Herman,
Mimi; Robert Ross and daughters, w.
t. Groh and ladies, l.. c. Crescy and
wife, Grier NJ. Orr, Omar Bushnell.
One of the principal events of the
week was surprise party given in
honor of Miss Katie Kelly at her home
on Plum street on Friday evening.
Dancing, games and euchre were in
dulged in till the small wee hours.
There were about fmty-tive couple pres
cnt. Among them were: Misses Pfister,
McGeehan, Needham. T0bin, Kelly,
Eagan, Metzger, Collupy, Annie and
Lizzie Kelly, JOpling. Desmond, Nc
Dermott, Wonderly. Langtry. Sheehy.
Norris, Gill. Holland. Smith, Emma and
Katie Schroeder, O'Hara. Cummings.
Casey. Mamie and Annie Dineon'
Mary and Annie Doyle, Sue
Delaney, Fitzgerald Mamie Kelly.
Messrs. Presiy. McGeehan. Malev.
Pieper, McCabe, McDermott. McCIeary,
Macarthur, Needham. Tobin. Jovcc.
ConrOy, F. Schroeder, ColIupy, O'Hara,
Casey, Smith, J. Schroeder, Beck, Scott.
Williams, MalOy. Eagan. Metzger.
Sheehy, L. Kelly. Kennedy, Buckley.
Z. Kelly. II. JOpling. Bott, William
Kelly, +. Jopling, Fitzgerald, Gill.
Cummings. Joseph Kelly.
y farewell party and luncheon was
rendered Salum MorganStein. of Con-
stantinople, by Miss Mary Lincoln, at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. [. d.
Lincoln, 260 West Sixth street. Monday
evening, Jan. 20. Music and cards were
the order of the evening, after which a
magnificent lunch was served by Mrs.
Lincoln, and one which the guests most
heartily enjoyed. Misses Mary Lin
coin, Bingham. Roadway, O'Leary,
Wicklund, HuOt and MeSsrs Morgan
stein, Hanson, Ludlow. Grey, Edgar b.
and Charles Lincoln were among those
present. The guests all returned TO
their homes at an early hour. having
spent a pleasant evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln were voted elegant
''hosts" by all present. Mr.. Morgan
stein left for Brazil tuesday evening.
A very pleasant progressive Euchre
party was given by Mrs. w. r. EarweIl.
of Marshall avenue. last Saturday even
ing to party of her friends. consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Lincoln aud Mr.. and
1AAo. !. VI. II uIlb- vi .hiHntdlfOlIS. ana
DIR. and Mrs. j. 3. Little. Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Smith, Mrs. NJ. Kingsley. Misses
Griffith. Miss Lou GervaS and Messrs.
a. Geryais' Frank Moosbruger, L. e.
Penny and A. G. Briggs. Mrs. Kings
ley Won the lady's head prize, and Nj.
Gervais the gentlemaH's head prize
Mrs. Dr. Little, lady's progressive
prize, and DIR. Little, gcnrlcman's pro-
gresSive prize; Mr.. Moosbruger. lone
hand prize and Mrs. Crumb foot prize.
Last Wednesday Ms. Fred Driscol,
gave a lunch III honor of the young
Inatrons OF the city. The party was
largely composed OF tie younger
society ladies of the city and the occa-
sion was an exceedingly pleasant one.
There were about thirty present and
among the members were Mesdames
Paris Fletcher. J. p Elmer, Howard
Elmer, Ordway. DR.. McEaren. IL. :.
johnson. J. E. Stryker, SlepIev, Harry
Foster, Ii. Johnson, Milton Griggs, Hay,
Gates. f. Driscoil Jr., John Jackson. A,
Scturmeier, A. 3. sDriscOl and John
White.
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