St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-04
GAYETY GONE.

GAYETY GONE.
Richmond Warner gave delightful
! party on New Years evening, and his
hospitality was enjoyed by the Misses
Edith F0repaugh, Abbe Livingston,
! Mamie Livingston. Alice and Maud
Borup, Lille Day, Nan Baker, Pauline
Ferguson, Alice Pope, Virginia Borup,
Margaret Rugg. GusSie Pope. Josie Kali
man, CorDelia Saunders, Lille De Cos
Helen Warner, Minnie Wanzer, Mary
Bass, Elsie Pope, Daisy BlakeIy, Katie
Heard, Rachel Berkey, Judith Mont
gomery. Gertrude and Grace Upham,
Florence Rodman, Allie and Grace
| Warner and Messrs. Burt Ashton, Ro
! land Ashton. Sam Breed, Frank Reid,
Louis Forepaugh, Harry Allen, Charles
Flandrau, viii Dalrymple, Sibley
Young, Lucius Oppenheim. Basham
Reimer, George Warner Reuben War
ner, Indexes, Roland Delano, Karl
Harbaugh, Oakley Stout, Shepherd
Stone, Milton Badly, Charles Thomp-
son, Arthur Law. Harry Richie, John
Berkey, Thompson Warner, Dick
| Stewart, Robert Heard Crawford Liv-
| ingston, Frank Bancroft. George Finch,
I harvey DIN poOllf AtA ali - y fAOf N4OA-
| edith Bend.
The first party given for the young
people last week occurred Monday
night, and was given by Miss Lille Day,
of Dayton avenue. Dancing began at 8,
and did not cease until O'clock. Among
those present were the Misses Daisy
BIakely, Lillian Moffett. Alice Pope.
Maud Winslow, Josie Kalman, Virginia
| Borup, Gussie Pope, Julia Mcclellan,
/ Nan Baker, Betsy COnstanS, Minna
/ Wanzer, Annie Guthrie, Mary Bass,
| Helen Warner, Ruth Stickney, Flor
ence Robbins, Nellie Officer. Gibson,
of Kentucky; Alice Monfort and
Eta Hall, and Messrs. Burt Ash
| ton, Sam Breed, Richmond Warner,
| Shep Stone, Roland DeLano, Frank
Reid, Trevor McClung. Carl Taylor,
Harry Lee, Winthrop Ingersoll. Chester
Bradford, Burt Bigelow. Harry Officer,
Oscar Kalman, Charles Flandrau, Wall
ace Winter, viii Dalrymple, Thompson
Warner, Fred Savage. J. Denegre.
| Roland Ashton, Cyrus Jefferson. Harry
| Richie and George Senkler.
! Last Wednesday evening the resi-
! dence of Ed Fahey, 7l2 st. Peter street,
! was the scene Of brilliant New Years
party, given by the Acme Social club.
| The order of the evening was dancing.
games, vocal and instrumental music
and card playing, at which about thirty
couple RECALLED themselves. Supper
was served at 1890 O'clock, after which
the company danced until late hour.
Music was furnished by f. Roses orch
eStra. Those present were the Misses
Celia Greenwood, Maude Boyington,
| MuIery, Lou Derrick. Kate Walsh,
Agile Morriss, Annie Leonard, Annie
| Yoerg, Emma Heir, Matte Anderson,
Nellie Fitzgerald, Sadie Pashley, Annie
| Rieger, Messrs. Al Brady, Jack Downs,
Phil Wagner, Joe DOherty, John Kelly,
| G.. Haggerty, Antony Semon, Gus and
Ed Fahey, Guy Risdon, Will O'Brien.
Bob Fitzgerald, Dick Rose, Frank Urea
nor, Bernard LeMay, Charlie Charbon-
neau, and others.
Messrs. Will and John DalrympIe
gave large dancing party Tuesday at
their home on Grove street. Among
those present were the Misses Virginia
Borup, Gussie Pope. Lille Day, Cor
nelia Saunders. Nellie Officer, Bertha
Bennett, Blanche Clough. Tudie Ban
croft, Minnie and Abbie Heard, Esther
Kelly, Annie Guthrie, Grace Upham,
waite, Fannie Rogers, Lille De
Coster and Margaret Rugg, and Messrs.
Thompson, Warner, Burt and Roland
Ashton, Sam Breed and Richard Thomp-
son, Harvey Simpson, Richard Stewart,
Carl Harbaugh, Harvey Allen, Frank
Bancroft, Arthur Law, Richmond War
| ner, Crawford Livingston. Besham
Reamer, Frank Reid, Cass Durham,
Robert Heard, Edward Saunders, Harry
Castle, Harver Officer.
Saturday evening the Picadilly club
| gave a fancy dress party at the resi-
| dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. |. Wilson,
Beech street. Dancing and a fine mu-
steal programme were the principal
features of the evening. Among the
most prominent were the following ::
Mrs. A. l. Wilson, peasant girl; A. l.
Wilson, school boy; Mrs. A. Cook, Mrs.
McGinty: A. Cook. Dutehman: Mrs. G:
j. Dion, Little Bo Peep; G. j. Dion, old
boss; Mrs. G. B. Wilgus. gypsy queen;
G. B. Wilgus, clown; Mrs. E. r. Har-
roun, Minnehaha; E. r. Harroun, Ger
man boy: Mrs. G. r. Swartz. Little But
tercup; &. r. Swartz, Dntchman; Mrs.
A. G. Flournoy, Annie Rooney; A. G..
Flournoy, Annie Rooney's cousin. An
elegant supper was thoroughly enjoyed
by the merrymakers.
the celebration of the forty-second
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Laramy, of st. Paul Park.
was held New Years day at their home
on Third street. Mr.. and Mrs. Laramy
came to St. Paul in 1857. and three of
their children were born in this city,
and are still living within the state.
There were forty persons present to
wish them many more such reunions.
twenty-four being their children and
grandchildren. Their children consist
of the following families: Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard and Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Laramy,
of Cottage Grove; Mr.. and Mrs. Killian
Laramy, of st. Paul Park; Mr.. and Mrs
j. Fl. Laramy and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y,
Laramy, of this city.
The f. F. P. Euchre club was enter.
: tanned Thursday evening by the Misses
Straight, of 22S Iglehart street. There
we're present DR.. and Mrs. Van DuZee,
DIR. and Mrs. Pack, Capt. and Mrs
Straight, MIR. and Mrs. Meeker. Mrs
Fowler, Misses Hunt, Miller, Merritt,
and Straight, and Messrs. Hoffman,
Walsh, Painc, and Darling.
The Misses Hoffman,. of $40 Dayton
avenue, gave most enjoyable dancing
party to limited number of theil
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