St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-22
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

A surprise party, which really did surprise.
was the one rendered Hon. Frank Battley
last Monday night. AS one of Ramsey coun-
tvs most faithful representatives in the last
Legislature. his many friends took the ocea-
sion of the forty-fourth anniversary in the
lifetime of jolly good fellow TO be jolly
with him. He now carries an elegant gold
headed cane as souvenir of the occasion
when they balanced all. up and down the
hall. Enjoyment reigned supreme, and
Franks ability as an entertainer was tested
to the utmost but no one ever found him
amiss in this line, be il either pleasure
party, political debate or a greeting to q
friend. Those present were Judge and Mrs
TwOhy, Assistant County Attorney and
Mrs Pierce Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Ahern, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Donnelly, Mr..
and Mrs James Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Manley, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McDermott Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McDermott.
Mr. and Mrs. Clancy, of Merriam Park; Mr.:
and Nus. Thomas Mulcare, Mr. and Mrs David
Mulrein. Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Finger. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Null
lane, Mi. and Mrs. Anthony Dewitt, Mr.
ana Mrs. NJ. j. Cummings, Mr.. and
Mrs. John O'Brien, Judge Cory, Aid. COnley.
Messrs. John G Hinkel, Greif, Morris, James
McNally, Miles McNally, Hugh McNaliy,
John McNaly Joe Mitchell, Frank KinSellu,
Prof. Manner, Joe Duncan, James Heaiy.
Dewitt. Mrs. Monahan, Mrs. Kelly. Miss Ka-
tie Dewitt Refreshments were served and q
most delightful evening enjoyed
Wednesday evening Messrs. Collins. O Reil-
ley and Banks, assisted by Misses O'Laugh-
lin, Mahoney aud Mrs. Flanagan. entertained
their friends at 30 Seventh, Mrs. Flanagan
throwing open her paTlors to the guests in
honor of the occasion. Dancing to the strains
OF Prof. O'Neals orchestra was INDUCED IN
by the greater number while many availed
themselves OF games offered in the differ
eut parlors. Lunch was served at midnight,
after which dancing was resumed until the
wee hours, when the party dispersed feeling
they mad passed most pleasant evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Nc Bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs.
DriscoI, Mr.. and MIS-. O'Conel, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Daily; the Misses Dervan, Brown,
O'Conor, Casey, McDermot, Nolan, Dinan
Conlin, Rice, Murname, MeDernat, McDon-
aid. O'Laughlin. Lang. Young. Gleason,
Burke Leo, Murtaugh, Dawson, Walsh, John
son, nj. Leo, O'Neal, Dawson, E. O'Neal, Ma
honey. Confer, O'Conor, Harrigan, OCOnnel,
Bolan, Cratz, Dewey, Harry Myer, Ro-
Ian. Deavitt. Doran and Farnham; the
Messrs. O'Connel, Clark, DR.. Russell, Doren,
Curry Cain, Leonhard, Regain, EYertS, Wei
denborner, Farisy, Conry. BOdtka, Collins,
Olson, O'Donel, O'Dowd, Whalen, Lynch,
Nealy, Young, Kenaley Madigau. Daily
Gleason, Stack, Barry, Murphy, Burke,
Naughtin, Reinhard, Leo, Sweeney, Mates,
BROMLEY, st. Clair Casserley, Kurnan, Top
lift, o BRINE, Raveric, Duncan and smith,
The surprise party given 20 Miss JOSIE Via
man a her residence, 452 Rice street Satur-
day night, was in every respect perfect sue
cess, and it was evident that Miss Widman
enjoyed herself very much, as did ali the
| rest that were there. Mrs. Widman deserves
large amount of credit for serving such a
| delightful lunch. and also for making every
| thing so pleasant for the young people that
were present. The music and dancing was
superb, and lasted into the small hours,
and after that there was not person in the
home that did not enjoy themselves exceed
pgrlV fha ,orex hr,l- hoo a.
| parted feeling perfectly satisfied. The names
| of the parties that were present are as fol
| lows: Misses Julia 'Widman. Annie Wild
man, Agnes Rex, Josie Widman, Annie
Grinnewald. Mary Rose, Drake, Kate
Heinl. Lizzie Hale, Annie Curowski.
Lizzie Grinnewald, Barbara Honge, Annie
| superior. Rose Honge, Annie Busoeker,
| Ida Drake. Lena Iitila, Title Bamenfeindt,
| MessrS II. Is. Robertson, Walter Cranford,
| Charles Peterson, Andrew Widman, William
! Widman. johnson, John Midman, Fred
! Grinnewald, William Browning. John Mil.
| key. Frank Daley, Frank Schmidt, DR.. Fitz
simmons, George Rex, Albert Superior.
| Frank Souter, Kendry and Prof. Klise who,
| led the music.
The Misses Lambourne, assisted by the
| Misses Knapp and Foster. gave party Friday
J evening in honor of their cousin. Miss Ger
! trude Lambourne. of Pittsburg, Pa. The first
| part of the evening was devoted to cards and
! games. after which dDncing was INDUCED in
until u late QOuf IQncl was served at MID
| night. Those present were the Misses Jessie
! Foster. Maud klapp, May Kalman, Katherine
| Duggan Bessie Wright Sue LambOurne.
| Jessie LambouTne, Ollie Barnard. Mamie
| Denegree. Katherine Powers, Lolita Morgan.
/ Blanche y B rien. of New York; Messrs. Hol
mau, ID oran, Sullivan. L0mbourue. Knapp,
| Coleman, Garvis. Lamb, Foster, Morgan,
! McCame, of saltwater, and O'BrieD, of New
York.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Clara He'll at her home 1S9 Iglehart
street, in honor of her seventeenth birthday
| About thirty-ive young people were present.
| Dancing and games were the features OF the
| evening. At12 o'clock delightful supper
was served. Among those present were the
| Misses WashenbeTger, Hampers, Schu, Hute r,
| NJ. Huter Murphy, y. Murphy lleffernon, Il.
Heffernon, Heidenreich, PGshly. 5. fashly,
! Lenard, L. Asfalg, Reber. Blynn, and MesSrs.
| Miller, Barren Brown. E. Miller, Dow, Re-
| Der. Hampers. Sluter. Messing, Ackermann,
! Tiers. Seidenkrans, Roth. Hickman, MINIS
! He'll, AnfanS.
W P. Cloud, who leaves for Duluth shortly.
was pleasantly surprised Thursday evening
at his home. 30 Atwater street. by the office
! employees of the =. +. Collier Publishing
! house. Cards. dancing and various amuSe
ments were INDUCED in until the wee Slna'
! hours OF the morning. Among those pres
| entWere Mesdames Giantvalley and RossCn1
| Misses Mckenny, Parquette, Ruscher PURE
and Larson, and MeSsrs. Ruscher, Ross
Giantvalley, Moss, Noe, Lehnerts. Roth and
| BrOdenert.
| Isaac MCGOWAN, OF STAFFORD Ontario, is in
! the city visiting vita his brother, William
1t is rumored that the girl ne left behind him
is not worrying him as much as the pretty
! ones he has found here. The two brothers
will make a short visit 10 Grand Forks, aftal
| which he viii return home.
The first social of the Universalist society
| occurred Thursday evening at the residence
of Mrs. NJ. f. Yapp. Of East Tenth street,
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