St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-22

NJ. VI.
| Messrs. S. Vasaly, II. Stokes, j. Swift, j..
| Mailer b. Furnell and j. Fisher A number
| of social games were played. The honors
were carried off by Miss A. BrodericS, lady S
| prize: j. Swift, gentleman prize, and MISS
! May BrodericE foot prize. After a number
OF songs and some excellent music by differ
| ent members refreshments were served. 1t
was decided to postpone the regular meetings
until after Lent
Fred L. Eisenmenger. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. +. Eisenmenger, was rendered a pleasant
| surprise party last Wednesday evening, the
| twenty first anniversary of his birth, by
! about thirty-five of his most intimate friends,
| who presented him with a handsome cane,
| Progressive euchre was the pastime of the
! evening, after which light refreshments were
served The trophies were carried off by
Miss Ida Lierson and f. l., Eisenmenger,
head table; Mrs. j. F. Eisenmenger and
William c. Seng, progressive; Miss Melia
Schroeder and E. A. Ei3enmenger lone
hand. and foot prizes by Miss Lille Miller
and Phillip Heck.
The members of the f. S. c. club
were entertained by Miss f. Letteau on
Thursday evening and, Notwithstanding the
severe weather. quite number of ladies and
gentlemen were present. and very pleasant
evening was spent. A number of social
games were PLAYED The prizes were won by
Miss A. Broderick, ladys prize; j. Swift,
gentleman's prize; and Miss May Broderick,
foot prize. After n number of songs and
some excellent music by different members,
refreshments were served. 1t was decided
to postpone the regular meetings until after
Lent.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
season was a spider-web surprise party ten
dered Miss Ella Fairbarn at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. f.. Mcfarland, Friday even
ing Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Golf
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsmore, Mr. anG Mrs. Len
hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Ackerly Mr.. and Mrs.
Heller, Mr. and Mrs Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carrier. Misses Ellis, Hill. Fairbairn, Euphie
Austin, of Saltwater; Lenhart Snyder Messrs
Richardson. Miller, Marelius, Robinson, Lee,
Mcfarland.
Miss Marguerite Armand gave a birthday
party to her friends at Mrs Winn's. 449 Fort
street, Friday evening Feb. 20. Music,
games and an elaborate luncheon were the
principal featu of the evening. Among
those present were Messrs j. Il. O'Reilly, Pat
Madigan, +. ). O'Neil, G. Innes, f. Myers,
Jones, Cavanaugh, W. Robertson, VIII Ora
ham; Misses Browne, McDermott. A. Ar
mand Monick, McQuade. Hamberry, RAIDER,
j. Armand. r. Todd, Baxter and Mrs. Todd.
Miss Richardson the well-known teacher
of dancing, was rendered Il reception by her
pupils last Monday evening, at the academy
in the Grand block. over 100 couples glided
through the may measures of the dance, and
at midnight all present sat down 10 all ele-
CANT supper. Dancing was then resumed
and kept up TO an early hour The affair
was a most ENJOYABLE one, for all present
We'd in doing honor TO the popular guest of
the evening.
A musical and literary entertainment, un-
der the auspices of the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary society, will be given by
Sarah Rounds Stemen, elocutionist; Mrs
Frank Rhodes soprano soloist; Frank
Rhodes, violinist; Rudolph Wagner. bari
tone soloist nj the East Presbyterian church.
corner East Seventh street and Ross Streets
Tuesday evening, Feb. n, 1891. at o'clock
Admission, % cents.
The members of the Camp were given a
surprise Thursday, Feb. 10. The ceremony
of adoption was conducted the first time
with the new paraphernalia. Five new mem =
bers were adopted, and six new applications
received. This camp is comparatively new,
and IS increasing i'll membership at every
meeting An invitation for sociol hop was
received from Anker Camp No. S36, Minneap-
Oils. and 1t was decided to attend in full
force.
Charles Sommers, of Ashland avenue en-
tertained the members OF the Beta Pi fra
ternity of the stale university OH a recent
evening. The rooms were decorated with
the fraternity colors, pale blue and rose.
Among those present were Messrs. Avery,
Smith, HUM, Sharpe, officer, Robinson
Jayne, Eberlein, Bradford. Trafford and
FeTree
The handsome new opera house at St Paul
Park was crowded to its fullest capacity
Monday evening at the concert given by the
Park Choral union. The selections were all
well rendered and enthusiastically received
The local talent was assisted by Master
George Nichols Mrs. Allyn Kreiger and Ed
ward Nippolt. of St Paul.
Mrs. Maud Howe Elliot gave her second art
conversation Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. +. B. Clarke. Among the
listeners present were: Mesdames j. j. Hill
Newport, Merriam, Drake. Flandrau, Morris,
Winter, TarboX, Stickney, Dean, Wilder,
Bass, Shepard Bigelow.
The Nushka celebration on Washington's
birthday. Will be one of the most ENJOYABLE
on the club records, if the programme is car
ried out. The snOwshoe tramp will be one
of the features The races for toboggan and
snoWshoes will take place in front of the
club house on Summit avenue Monday after
noon about o clock.
On Thursday, at the residence of the BRIDE
sister, Mrs. George C. Power. No. 403 Laurel
avenue the marriage of Miss Lulu Smith,
well-knOwn in ST. Paul society," and Mr. Rus
sell Lord Tracy, of Cheyenne. Wyo, took
place, Rev. NJ. D. Edwards performing the
ceremony. A small reception followed the
marriage service.
Mrs James Phiels, of University avenue,
gave dancing party Tuesday evening in
honor of her niece. Miss Cora Thiels. who is
PRETTY decorated for the occasion, and the
young people had very jolly evening Miss
Phiels leaves next Monday for her home in
Massachusetts.
The Social Union of the Methodist Church
met at Hamline Tuesday, Quite a party of
young people drove out in a sleigh Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Fairchild. Mrs Pascal Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Lawton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Varney. Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Evans and Hon.
Ii. Hickman were among the guests.
Mrs. q. L. Weaver member of L. P
Plummer corps, entertained the delegates of
the Plummqr with Mrs Nnil M
Cloud; Mrs. Reeves, of George ~ Morgan
corps of Minneapolis; Mrs. Farnsworth and
Mrs King. of Fairhaven, at her residence,
No. 636 Laurel avenue.
Miss Mae Loring, of West Third street, en-
tertained a number of lady and gentlemen
friends at progressive euchre last Tuesday
evening. Tired of cards, the gathering be-
came musical, and quartette and solo selec-
tons were given, interspeTsed with instru-
mental selections.
The crusaders society will celebrate Wash
ington's birthday Monday evening at Cretin
hall with grand concert. The Haydn quar-
tette will be one OF the musical features
John W. Willis will deliver patriotic ad-
dress OH The Life of Washington
Miss Elsie Wakefield entertained large
party of young ladies al o'clock tea Thurs
day afternoon. The guests were easily per-
suaded to STAY the evening, and the affair
merged itself into euchre party, winding
up with dance.
South st. Paul Fire Engine Company No. 1
has decided to give social hop Tuesday
evening, March II, st. Patuck's day, at Bry-
ants hall, South Park. The balls given by
this company are always very enjoyable
affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. White, OF the Utopia,
corner st. Peter and Exchange streets, were
surprised by large number of their friends
Tuesday evening. Cards and dancing were
the leading features of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs R. H. Beach celebrated their
first marriage anniversary by entertaining a
large number of friends at progressive euchre
at their residence, corner ST. Aubin and
Carroll streets, Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist Church, gave a progressive euchre
Friday evening at Lifts hall. There were
about twenty tables, and the game of pro
erosion lasted until II clock
Washington Lodge No "a and Minnesota
Lodge No. II, Knights of Pythias, will cele-
brate Washingtons birthday by giving a full
dress ball at Pythian hall, So East Fifth street,
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs C. r. Woods, of 2SS East Con-
gress street. entertained their East side
friends with progressive euchre last Monday
evening in honor of Miss Rowcliff, of Wis.
conSin