St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-02

Leech street After short programme of
music, singing and dancing, refreshments
were served, and few hours spent Ill an IN
formal and very pleasant manner. Among
! the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gamer
on, Mrs. George Gardner, Misses Cora Wei
Ter, Katherine Wurst, johanna Mahoney.
Nellie Simmons, Euphemia Ross, kllZabeth
Arnold. Julia Mahoney. Emma Dawson. Eva
Lawson, Sarahetta Beech, jeanette Beech,
Julia MGrive, Josephine Graham. MeSsrs. o.
f. Iighlner, L. j. Pleiss. j. H. Hayes, b. Fur
well, II. Schroeder, f. nuntress. NJ Weber,
T.. Joseph. III. Clayton. ". Grace, P. Sweeney,
C. Wurst f. o'Brien and DR.. Faulkner.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club gave their third
| and WaeaSha streets, Friday. Hiliyard's or
chestra furnished the music. Among those
present were the Misses Duffy. Sarah and
Fannie Doyle, Farrell Moore, Macarthur,
sullivan, Foley, Malone, of Lake Elmo:
Brown, Nallnont, Mimi; Murtagh. McCugh,
Schwaeie, Schneider, Cornell kearne, Gull
len. Annie and Kittie Lang and Pretre, and
Messrs Eegqn, Brown, Campbell, Mullen,
Donnahue, See, Shelley, Conroy, Murphy.
Banks, haley. Sullivan, Brophy Hickey,
| Gutripgc, Gavin, Ryan and Lynch.
"A very pleasant surprise party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. kann at their residence, 90
West Fifth street, on the eve of Mrs. kann's
departure for New York city, where she will
Spend few months visiting relatives aud
friends. About twenty couples took posses
sion OF the house and most enjoyable Tune
was had. The evening was passed in dane
ing 10 the music of an excellent orchestra
and in doing honor to the refreshments
served by the host and hostess. Among the
guests were: Prof and Mrs Segall, Mr.. and
airs. Calender, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerber. Mr..
ana Mrs. Sehiverin, Mr.. and Mrs. Abramsky.
Mrs. NOLAN, mr. Freeman. Mr.. Anderson.
Bernard I.emay. of 2I2 Rondo street. was
pleasantly surprised Friday evening by
number of his young friends. The evening
I ~ OFF rr,fa rSDIN
vocal and instrumental music. until late
hour. There were present: Misses c. Green
wood, NJ. Boyington, 1. Haag NJ. Mullery r.
Saenger, NJ. Broderick, A. Seidel, l.. Jimmes.
Lenay; Mcssrs. j. Downs, A. Brady, }.
IIampson. +. Treanor. P. Wagner B. Lemay,
J. Docherty, c. Haggerty, j. Kelly, Z. Fahey,
I. Pheiall, G. Duffy and +. Lemay.
Misses Gertie and Mamie Duggan, of Holly
avenue. gave Hallowe en- party to a number
OF their friends Friday evening Music and
cards, ana games were the features of the
evening. Among those present were the
Misses Julia Byrnes, Nellie Derrick, Ida
Swanson, Mamie Curry, Nellie Norris, Maggie
Murnane, Katie Casey May Merit, Katie
Doyle: Messrs. Marsden Egan. Roseboon,
Derrick, Graham, Bookstaver, Scott, and
Nolan.
A delightful dance and supper was given
by Miss Sander, of Mississippi street. to
ABOUT twenty-five of her friends at the Build
1n9s Society ball. corner Broadway and East
Seventhstreets billiards orchestra furnished
themusic,a and among those present were Mes
danes Powers. Item. Lightbourn; Misses San
der, Havenwinkle, Hills, Gibbons, Brigham,
Bowler. Lightbeurn. Strait Bailey: Messrs.
Sander Gilbert Iverson, Wood. Otto
Barden, Hills, Lightbourn. Mitchell. Manhart
and Cakes.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence O'Brien gave SO
cial party to few friends at the home on
Rondo street Friday evening. There were
present Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Ryan, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Lawler, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Waters. MIR. and Mrs. It. f. Kearney, Mrs.
Cowan Sanity. T. G. Waters ami Mr.. Casso.
The time was spent in card playing, and q
delightful time spent by all.
The Ladies' Afternoon Progressive Euc hire
club met with Miss Josie Small, So Ho tel
Barteau, wednesday. Five tables were
PLAYED, and most n1oyable time was spent
The prizes were beautiful reductions by the
lady herself, who is a finished artist In this
city. and were won by Mesdames Lambert,
Yerxa, Salisbury and Merrill.
Miss Frances Nicholson gave a dancing
party at the Nicholson residence on Living
ston avenue last Friday evening. Abou'
half a hundred young people participated in
the fun, and il was after 3 a. m. when the
visitors departed. 1t was jolly little affair,
such as those invariably are under the same
auspices.
On Wednesday Mrs. Lincoln NJ. Randall,
OF College avenue, gave q luncheon to a
number of her lady friends in honor of Mrs.
Arthur W. Hoppoch, OF Minneapolis. Among
those present were Mrs. Robert l. harrington.
Mrs. Hoppoeh. of Minneapolis: Mrs. Towns
end 81. Jacobs, and Mrs. n. C. Thrall.
surprise party was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Brook at their residence, 565 WestmiD ster
street. Among the guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs. Cameron, Misses
Twohy, Gillespie, Hall, Campbell, Dunn,
Perrier, Peterson, Sperean; Lawyer Kahn, S.
Beesley Corcoran, Rayworth. Brown, Mes
senger. Fisher. Kane and Others
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
Church met with Mrs. Puttle, of Fourth
street, on Wednesday afternoon.
On Halloween Miss Kate Campbell very
pleasantly entertained the ". Y, ". club
at her residence, 642 st. Peter street. Those