St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

gave dancing party to more than fifty
of her young friends at her home, 1925
Park avenue, and IL can truly be stated
that the party was one of the prettiest
ever given. The entire lower floor was
canvaSed, and from early evening to
early morning fourteen dance numbers
kept the feet gally tripping. The sup
per room was on the second floor, and
the table was prettily decorated with
pink. The costumes of the young ladies
were particularly attractive, and were
nearly all Of the four colors-pink, blue,
white and black. Miss Wagner received
her guests in the front parors.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Geesaman. Mrs. Harrington, Fl.
G. Side and E. r. Barber. The younger
guests included Mr.. ana Mrs. G. X. Side,
B. Holmes, Misses Maud and Mayme Best.
Terrence, Thompson, Mary and Julia knowl-
ton, May Ankeny, Matte Ankeny, Petit,
Jones, Lyons, Abbott Winslow, Eva and
Anna McCord, Burhyte, Thomas, Sadie
Miller, Avis Long, March, Sadie and Jessie
McGregor, Haywood, Payne, Cyphers. Tin
dolph, Folds, Leslie, Messrs II. o. Phillips,
Harry Bailey, E. c. Spouswood W. ). and B.
Woodworth, F. Heffeltinger. W. Morse. r.
Miller, j. Holmes, II. Wood, Hit Winslow.
Newcome. A. Wagner B. Brill, T.. C. Davis,
Gene Best D. Fiske, l. Knowlton, j. Paige,
irwin. G. Ward, G. A. Folds. The Junior
class or the university and a few friends
nedd delightful sketching party, Tuesday
17Ol Fifth avenue south. The prizes
were won by Misses Julia Thomp-
son, Helen Toomes, and A. T. Scherer.
me remaining guests were Misses Sammls,
Baldwin, kellogg, Mathes, Leach, Best, Lucy,
Shuey, McHenry, Rose, Austin, Baily, Basset.
Wallin. Bradford. Manson, Stearns; Messrs.
Rlsta Best, w. II. Burtis, James Bradford,
Eugene Covel, Charles Hale. Harry Hannum,
George Head, Fred Holtz, NJ. 5. Howard, U.
r. Huntington. Brad Hurd, Paul Kenyon,
Everett Kirk, Ed Kraft, James Madigan,
Samuel Baquin, Ed Phoenix, Lyman Pierce,
Grant Rossman, William Selover, Anthony
and John Gelney, j. ]. Hankinson.
Mrs G. C. Baglev Of 1893 Third avenue
south. entertained twenty-five ladies, Monday
afternoon, from to at thimble bee. Dur
ing the afternoon Miss Halstead, OF La
Crosse, gave pleasing selections of piano
music and Miss Fisher sang. novel SOU
venir of the accession was a small dolly, ready
stamped and provided with needle, to be en-
broidered by each guest.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Bagley gave Il pro-
gressiye euchre party to twenty four guests.
The first, second progressive and lone hand
ladies' prizes were won by Mrs. Frank Lewis,
Mrs. G. NJ. Harrington and Mrs. |. A. Barnes.
The corresponding gentlemeu's prizes were
awarded to q. 5. Harper, J. D. Mcmillan and
|. a. Barnes The method of assigning part
ners consisted of a unique geographical puz-
zle, where each gentleman personated a state
in the Union and searched for his capital
among the ladies. The remaining guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Tenney. Mr.
and Mrs. o. f. Greedy Mrs. j. D. Mcmillan,
Mrs. G. S. Harper. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Frazer.
MI and Mrs. II. Shevelin Mr. and Mrs. T.
A. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. W. d. Gregory, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Smith, Frank Lewis and C. NJ.
Harrington.