St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-10
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

The assemblage Thursday evening at the
residence of John S. Prince in honor of his
seventeen birthday anniversary. brought to-
Geiher once more the pioneer residents of the
city, with many of the younger generations.
Ihe occasion was amost brilliant one. and the
absence of Formally enhanced its delight so
that abundant space was allowed for tales of
the olden-time and early days in the now
great city. Mr.. and Mrs. Prince received their
guests, assisted by Miss Prince Gen. and Mrs.
Nj. k. Morgan, of Chicago: Dr. and Mrs
James c; Markoe and John S. Prince, Jr
Mrs. j. b. Tarbox sang several numbers
The house was literally banked with flowers,
ana supper was served through the evening
Mr. and Mrs r. E. Raifer entertained their
young friends to most delightful dancing
party at their residence Wednesday evening,
ana the pleasant evening was enjoyed by the
following: Misses Brennan, DeVeraux De-
lany, NJ. A. Dewan, j. Dewan, Parsley.
Fahey, Greenwood, Keenan,. La Croix, Leon
ard, Mullery, Meatmesser, OKeeffe, 0Ryan.
Fahey, Mrs. Barrows, Mrs. Smith; Messrs.
Balzunet, Born, Dreise, Delany Fisher f.
Fahey, F.; Fahey, Hampson, Halter, Hag-
gerty, Kelly Lenhard, LIE May, Malay, Meat
messer' Perrlor, Sheppard, Smith, Treanor.
A most enjoyable surprise was rendered
Len Iceberg at his home, 276 East-Eighth
street, last Thursday evening" to celebrate
his twenty-frst birthday. Dancing was in
dulged in until II, when refreshments were
served. Among those present were: Misses
Humason, Warth Unckler Austin, Stanley,
reynolds. TaXt Getchen, Hotter, the Misses
Bell and the Misses Preston. The men were
Messrs. Fairbanks, Ward Rosenquist Bacon.
Stark, Smith Grathwold, Hubbell, Mindock
Clarkson, Topper.
"A private dancing party, consisting of
about seyenty-five couples was given at Gar
field hall Wednesday evening Two prizes
were given for the best dressed lady and
gentleman present. consisting of an umbrella
Tor the gentleman and fan for the lady. A
solld gold badge was also awarded to the best
lady Walter. Refreshments were served at
midnight. Crawford's orchestra furnished
the music.
Prof Mason, of the Globe Business college.
gave social entertainment to his pupils and
friends at sos Robert street Friday evening
More than sixty guests were present. There
was dancing and most royal good time
Music was furnished by Messrs Herman
fepin ana Emans. Supper was served at
midnight, and afterWard everybody danced
Miss Olive Fisher was rendered a very
pleasant surprise party last Wednesday even
ing at the residence of her grandmother,
Mrs. c. W. Flint, 147 Kent street The occa-
sion was the thirteenth birthday of Miss
Fisher, and her many friends gathered in
force to present their congratulations A
most enjoyable evening was spent with
music and social amusements.
Henry Odell is arranging for his sixth Sc
!ect and social hop, to be given Wednesday,
May ID, at Garfield Post hall, IS East Seventh
street.
Division No. 6, A. o. f., gives a party at
the hall, West Seventh street, corner of West
ern avenue, Friday. May 10.
Mrs. William r. Wallace 2S2 Pleasant ave-
nue., entertained few friends Friday even
ing.
Choice StraWS
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