St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-23
BEFORE LENT.

The fiftieth social party of the Ivy
Leaf was given at Central hall on Mon
day night and was one of the most eli
joyable of the entire series. About 800
couples kept time to the strains of Hill
Yards orchestra. Among the ladies
present were noticed Misses Dykin,
Black, Murphy, Cloonen, Doyle, C0rcor-
an. DeveTeau. Shea, Farley, Preston.
McCue, BerristUrd. Herman, Dewitt.
Donaltz, Cullen, Pratt, Hortun, Root,
Meier. Webber, Welsh. Quincy, Niehol-
son. Hort, Farrell. Satler, Gusha, McNa-
mara, Fleming, Stanstad. RAFFERTY,, Nc
Carrick. NOonan, Cotter. Lang, Nolan,
johnson. Olson, Dahlgren, Bokka.
Casey, Kerst, DENIM, Down, Degnaw,
Calvin, Barnes, Lamb, McCarter,
Dolly. Lawson, Kinds, Connolly. Ken
nedy. Sullivan, Loughlin, Cunningham,
McDermott, Flanagan, O'ROurke,
Moore, Bradley, W0OdasOn, Thompson,
Kelly, Malloy, Flynn and Mesdames
Preston, Hidlicka aud Mccarthy.
Miss Carpenters reception last Satur-
day afternoon for Mrs. Robertson was a
very charming affair. 1t was a Japan
tea, and the dining room hung with Ian
terms, and having the table dressed in
japanese manner was beautiful. Gel
tainiy not the least charming was the
japanese lady who poured the tea, viz.
Miss Mcmillan. Miss Carrie Fairchild
In Moorish costume served delicious
chocolate in the front room. Others as
sisting Mrs. and Miss Carpenter were
Madames Blood, Green, of Annapolis,
Fitzgerald. Gheen, and the Misses West,
Castle, Denegre and Ruger. The Misses
Nellie Officer, Elsie Whitney, Adah
Viguers and Lille Allen assisted in the
serving of tea and coffee. Among those
present were: Madames Pope, Shepiey.
a. Sibley. Van Slyke, Willis, Kittson,
Abbott, Gilbert, Hardenbergh. Nichols
and Rutherford. and Misses Perrin, Lucy
Perrin, Beaumont, Sophie Borup. Price,
Moore, Whiting. WeIde, Constans, Har-
lowe, Stinson, Emma Gillian and Dick
erman.
The social gathering last Monday
evening in honor of the Misses Moliie
Roach and Title Barthusea. at the resi-
dence of NJ. I. Roach, POS Grove street,
was in every particular a success.
Dancing, refreshments and royal good
time was the order of the evening.
Among those present were the Misses
L. Sullivan. K. Sullivan, B. Daugherty,
L. Holland. NJ. Holland, NJ. Unught,
L. Flemming, T. Flemming, a. King,
III. Lafonza, NJ. Lynch and ). Enruddy.
and Messrs. F. Engle, E. E. Barry, John
Sullivan, 3. Hurbet, James Fleming,
George Otto. E. W. BereiIer, A. L.
Linekstrom, Ed Ecklund, Lou Lafonza,
+. W. Gay, J. J. Clark, and Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Lee, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Sullivan.
Messrs. VIII and John Dalrymple
gave euchre party Tuesday evening
at their home on Grove street. There
were six tables. Those taking prizes
were Miss Lille BOrup. Miss Florence
Lamprey. Richmond Warner and
Thompson Warner. The other players
were Misses Maud Winslow, Virginia
Borup, Alice Monfort, Lille Day, Mar
ion Simpson, Alice Pope, Gussie Pope,
Lillian DE Coster, Bessie Sawyer and
Helen Warner, and Messrs. Burton and
Roland Ashton. Sam and Frank Breed,
Dixey Thompson, Frank Reid, Blanch-
ard Carpenter, Shepard Stone and
George Finch.
Mrs. and Mrs. Densmore entertained
a party of euchre players at 1859 Rea-
hey street, Saturday, the 10Th inst.