St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-01

gave a progressive euchre rarity in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs A f. Tenney, of Martinez Cal.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. George c.
Harper, Mr.. ana Mrs. II. B. Burnside, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Fischbein, DR.. and Mrs. Keam,
Mr. and Mrs f. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. G. d.
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bazille, Mr.. and
Mrs. p +. Egan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mayo,
Mr.: and Mrs. Hirsch. Miss Mary A. Flynn
John Warne, Miss Lille Warne, Miss Emma
Warne. After awarding the prizes the COM
pany partook of an elegant lunch.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
season was the reception given by the ad-
vanced pupils of W. B. De Garmo at Lifts
hall Saturday evening. A programme of ten
numbers was danced, after which the ger
man occupied the time most delightfully."-.
About fifty couples participated, among
whom were the following: Misses Caward,
Scott. Blackwell, Smell, Franklin, Williams,
Clark, Thompson, Gould, Allan, Gates Rice,
Corning. Hazelwinkle and Messrs. Sheldon,
Bennett, Thompson Howard Williams,
Hazelwinkle, Fugate, Goodkind, SHELL VIII
son, Officer Allen and Titcomb.
Mr. and Mrs. III. ii, Kent, of 215 South
Franklin street. entertained their friends
Wednesday evening, in honor of the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Kent. Some of those
who were present were Rev. and Mrs. Vail,
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammerley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eggleston, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
bank, Mr.. and Mrs. McCleary, of Saltwater;
Burgess, Mrs. George Kent, of Hastings
Miss Wilson, Miss Eubank Miss Hammerley,
Henry Butts, Mr. Ditmore and Robert Nc
Cleary. Cards. dancing and music beguiled
the time in very agreeable way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byrnes of 355 Jessa-
mine street, were pleasantly surprised by
few of their friends last Thursday evening,
the occasion being the second anniversary of
their marriage. A bountlful repast was
served. and IL very pleasant evening spent
Card playing and other amusemeuts wore in
dulged in until midnight, when "a departed,
declaring the host and hostess to be royal en-
tertalners. Those present were Misses Jo-
sephne Forrest, Kittie Tobin, Sadie Gibbons
Minnie Byrnes. Elizabeth Boylan. Della Glib
bons; Messrs Byrnes, Walker, W. Byrnes,
Brown, NJ. Byrnes, Middleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen, of the Colon
made were agreeably surprised by the W N
l. Whist Club of the Utopia Tuesday evening.
Cards and dancing were the leading features
of the evening. SCR. Minister and Miss May
Ryan were the winners of the head prizes,
and Mrs. Will Cox and Mr. Lynn were the
recipients OF the BOBBY prizes Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Tyfe,
DlT. and Mrs. VIII Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. John COgan, Mrs. Seig-
man, Mrs. j. F. Wilson, SCR Minister, Prof.
Lynn and Others
Tuesday night at the Ryan occurred the an
nual dinner of the Princeton College Alumni
association. The following were present.:
Messrs 9. c. Gregory, Rev. S. NJ. Crothers
Joseph Bartles. John w. White, Henry A !.
Boardman, James Denegre ". NJ. Thomp-
was represented by Messrs. s. ). Thorpe, j.
X. Thorpe, James Paige, Edward Moles.
Thomas PEBBLES, Alex McCune, James F.
Williams, Rev. j. W. Sheriff, c. W. Wag-
gener and Rev. j. P. Williamson; Gen G. b.
Halstead, of Lake Minnetonka, was also
present.
The Young Peoples society of Memorial
English Lutheran church held the sixth an
nlyersary last TUESDAY evening" Feb. "a, at
the church. The pastor Rev. A. j. d Haupt
addressed the audience in his pleasant man
ner, after which literary programme was
gwen. Mr.. Otto Becker gave some fine bari
tone solos: Miss Fleming sang IL contralto
solo; Mrs. Haupt and Miss Wickland gave So
prano solos; MI. Kirk read aud Miss Munson
and Miss Dye recited. The audience was
quite large and left well satisfied with the
evening entertainment.
Washington's birthday was appropriately
commemorated by the Spiritualists and Lib
erals of st. Paul, at odd Fellows hall, corner
OF tltth and Wabasha streets, Tuesday even
ing last. An interesting musical and literary
programme was rendered, comprising among
other things two addresses by Miss Abby A
JudSon and airs. c. ID. Pruden. of Mnneapo-
us, after which the party tripped the light
fantastic until after midnight Something
over 100 persons were in attendance, and a
general good time was enjoyed by all present.
Last Thursday evening, John H. Stahl,
Well-knoWn young business man of Rice
street, gave party TO number of his bach
eIoT friends in honor of mis- birthday. Music
was Tenuereu DY tne following gentlemen:
Song That Reached My Heart" by F. Ellis;
either solo by A. Stahl. Among those pres
ent were j. Hester, Frank Ellis, j. st. Mary,
A. Stahl, X. Lawrence, William ESch, j. Pep
plnan ana others. At IL o'clock an elegant
repaSt was served, and every one present eu-
Joyed themselves to the fullest extent
One of the events of last week was the sur
prise euchre party rendered to Ed Veith last
Saturday evening. the twenty first ami
yersary of his birth Seven tables were set
ami cd h -oi1
treshments were served later, after which the
prizes were distributed to the following:
Mr.. Fleckenstein and Miss Haupt, head
table: Mr. Veth and Miss Schroeder. pro-
gressiye; c. L. Zschau and Miss Leng lone
hands, and foot table by E. A. Eisenmenger
and Miss Skok.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Schick-
Ter gave progressive euchre party at their
home on Iglehart street. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs L.
G. Mott, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Beach, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs E. Wheeleck Mr. and
Mrs. j. P. McGoldrich, Mr.. and Mrs II. j.
Sanderson. Mr.: and Mrs. {. E. Herzog, L.
Alexander and Miss l.. Igo pleasant time
was enjoyed by all The prizes were taken
by G. 4. Herzog, l.. Alexander and Mrs. G, E.
Norton.
A very quiet little wedding took place at
the residence OF Mrs. R. NJ. Parker, 353 Good
rich avenue, Saturday, Feb. %, the occasion
being the marriage of her dau ghter Laura, to
a. s. Congdon, who has been connected with
the Great Northern railway, but now with
the Wells-french company of Chicago
Among the presents was cheque for 81 900
from the brides mother. Mr. and Mrs
COngdon will make their future home in
Chicago.
The Y. P. A. of Memorial English Lutheran
Church held their sixth anniversary last
Tuesday evening. The large audience filled
the church and spent the evening very pleas
antly. The pastor, Rev. A. j. d. Haunt.
made an address, after which a literary pro
gramme was given. Mr.. Becker. Mrs Hanpt
Miss Fleming and Miss WIcklanu sang solos
Mr.. Kirk read, Miss Mum and Miss Dye re-
cited, and quartette gave two pleasant Sc
lections.
Mrs. A. E. Chantler, of Iglehart street, had
q theater party Thursday afternoon at
Brooke's concert at the Grand opera house
There were in the party Mrs. Chantler, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Wells, the Misses Amy and
Cora Wells and Miss Borrell. of Morris. and
Mrs. w. s. Melien. In the evening Mr. and
Mrs. Chantler entertained the same friends
at their home, together with Mr. and Mrs
Quinn and Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson.
St Paul Council No. 2, Order of Chosen
Friends, hold very enjoyable meetings on the
first and third Thursdays of the month in
Odd Fellows hail. corner Fifth and -Wabasha
Next meeting is March at O'Clock. order
of business initiation, applications and other
important matters to be brought up, after
which some of the more talented members
Will entertain the council. All members are
requested to be present.
a fancy dress carnival will be given In
Paul Martins hall, West side, on Easter Mon
dav by the parish guild of the Ascension
church 1t is intended to make this the great
est event of the season in West side social
circles. Prizes will be offered for various
events Ed Bouquet is the chairman of the
affair and is assisted by Mrs. Clark and other
ladies' and gentlemen, and this assures sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Davidson, of DAYTON
avenue. entertained number of friends on
Friday evening at progressive euchre. Among
the players were: Mr.. and Mrs Griffith. Mr.
and Mrs Lambeth, Col. and Mrs Edwards,
MIR. and Mrs Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bayard
Mr.. and Mrs Mackey, Mr. and Mrs. Rossum'
Mrs. MeLuth. Misses Griffith and Judson.
Messrs. Bushnell Sibley and Butts
On Tuesday afternoon, at the residence of
Mrs. L. W. Peet, on Summit avenue. Mrs.
Maude Howe Elliot delivered the fourth of
her course of lectures on art. the subject be-
ing The Ethics of Art" A large number of
ladies attended, and were much pleased with
the ideas advanced. Yesterday afternoon at
2:3O, at the Aberdeen, the subject was Late
American Literature
Master Frank Epar CON Of racif5oc+ E~..-