St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-14
SOCIETY IN LENT.

one of the most notable events of the
past week was a surprise party rendered
MI and Mrs. Shouse at their pleasant
home in Union Park. The party
gathered at the residence of the Misses
King. 429 Lafond street. Music was
supplied by Grotf's orchestra. Among
the ladies and gentlemen present were
Mr.. and Mrs Hanbrch, Mrs. w. Memo,
Mrs. ". Quinn, Misses Nj. B. KING,
Maggie Cl0nan, NJ. Laahey, Emma,
Maggie and Title MCGUIRE, May O'Don-
aid, Maggie Joyce, Nellie and Eliza
Doherty, b. O;Flynn, Mamie King,
Anna and Katie Lang, Min
ME King and Ida Palmer;
MessrS. NJ. j. King, L. Clancy, Jen-
ningS, Deyine, NJ. ClOnan, j. Devine, T..
Mulcum, w. Cannon, Maloney, Curran,
j. Mcmahon, j. Lynch, Donerty, ?.
Mcmahon, j. Duran, Il. O'Brien. j.
Brown. f. Sweeney, Mccarthy, ).
Harkins, Il. Dewitt, j, Wiesman, w.
Kelly. Griffau, Dan Cashner and others.
Monday evening last very pleasant
surprise was given MIR. and Mrs. A. E.
Deritt, at their residence 342 Carroll
street. The host and hostess proved
themselves equal to the occasion. The
evening was spent in dancing, cards
and vocal selections. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. W.
Maloney, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Barndt;, Mr..
and Mrs. }. Brick, MI. and Mrs. F. W.
Misses NJ. Rusche, A. Nolan, l.. Dona-
hue, NJ Kenney, N. Hauser, B. Risto,
G. Delaney. A. Kenney, X. Mccormick.
NJ. Mccormick, X. Deritt, NJ. Rynert,
kennycott. E. Nolan: Messrs. j. Moore,
l.. Nolan, II. Hauser, A. Schwartz, A.
Iauser, E. Nolan, L. Donahue, j.
Deritt. Cameron, Hamilton, Stanton,
+. Nolan.
At tie annual meeting of the Young
Irish-AmerIcan club, held in their rooms
Thursday evening. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, w. f. Birmingham; vice
president, j. p ReardOn; secretary, j.
Z. Caine: treasurer, j. }. Flanagan:
executive committee, j. p. MeGaldrick,
A. J. Kelly, Thomas Doran, F. S. Dow
Ian and c. j. Kelly. The reports Of the
secretary and treasurer show the club
to be in Il prosperous condition finan-
cially and numerically.
Miss Elsa Beig, who is rapidly coming
to the front as soprano, Will sing two
solos at the Leibert concert OH Sunday
afternoon. She will be heard in Mat
tees dear Heart" and Hohm'S Hast
du msch Lieb." 1t is understood that
Miss Barron, the Chicago sopranist,
will also be heard at the concert Of the
following Sunday at Turner hall.
Fairview Court No. SIS, L. 0. F., will
hereafter hold regular meetings twice
each month at WOolsey's hall, at the
corner of Burr and Case streets. An i'm
portant meeting was held last Wednes-
day evening and the attendance was
large. An invitation is extended to Wis
iting EOrreSterS to attend the meetings.
A mikado dancing party was given
Thursday evening i'll honor of the birth
day of Miss Della Shiels. Her guests
were Misses Susie Fadden. Annie Fad
den, Addie Gilbert, Ida Gilbert, Aggie
Brown and Mamie Kelly, Messrs. Glad
son, Madden, Dugan, Appleton and
Brown.
Miss Clara Sehelm, of West Seventh
street, gave musicale on Thursday
afternoon at which large number of
ST. Paul musical people were present.
Miss Schelm has recently returned from
Berlin where she has been studying for
two years past.
Arrangements are being made for a
series of concerts to be given III May by
combination of the several choral So
cieties of the city. 1t is thought that a
successful musical festival can be had
with the proper management.
Mrs. Caroline l.. Wilson and I. NJ
Barry, OF Chicago. were married last
Monday evening at 5 O'Clock by Rev. W.
S. Vail. Mr.. and Mrs. Barry left at
once tor a two months Southern tour.
j. L. Dennison, representing F. l..
Dunno, of Boston, is guest at the
Ryan, He is genial, whole-souled fell
low, and 1t always pleaSeS his st. Paul
friends to welcome him to the city.
George G. Bowen and Miss Bowen, of
New York city, who have been visiting
Mrs. a. j. Hirschberg, of st. Paul, dur
ing the past week. continued their tour
westward yesterday.
Prof r. w. Middleton pupils gave
musicale last evening at Whtuey'S
music store. The audience and the en-
tertainment were alike artistic.
James COgswell and sons have been
visiting in the city for the past week.
They left for Two Harbors yesterday.
Mrs. Ii. c. Penfeld left last night for
Catskil, N. Y, where she was called
by the illness of her mother.
A Jolly sleighing party was given by
Miss Crosman, of Summit avenue. Fri
day evening.
Frank c. Foley, of Chicago, is the
guest of st. Paul friends to-day.
New Spring Derby Hats.
All Blocks. Plymouth Clothing House.