St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-04
Misses Roach. NAV Welch. Lillian Max

well. Lulu Beck, Florence Roach, Elsie
Haselwinkle, Zula and Blanche Butcher,
Matte Jennings. Allie MARBLE, Sue
Rodgers, and Bertha Burkhard: the
Messrs. Nagel, Burkhard, Pray, Hasel-
Wrinkle, Johnston, Meeker, Jennings,
Van Duzee, Kiefer, Merrill, Hoffman,
Doubleday and Darling.
The reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
Lictenberger in honor Of the Y. w. f.
A. on New Years day, at their rooms,
20 East Seventh street, was all that
standpoint. The hours for receiving
were from until s, and about 5000
young people awaited themselves of the
opportunity to pay their respects to the
host and hostess. The programme was
interspersed with music ana Rotations.
A number of deaf muteS were among
the callers.
One of the joIliest dancing parties OF
the week was one given by number of
st. Paul young men at Central hall New
Years eve. Among those present we're:
Misses Mabel Davidson, ROsSberg, Napp,
Nellie Nichols. Minnie Schroeder,
Palmer, Du Bord, Cook and Brown;
MeSsrs. Daman. Spear, Howe, Cook,
Barnacle. Clifford, McCnne, Hurd, Ran
som, Jackson, Walker. and others.
The Misses Spettel, of Dayton ave-
nue., entertained few of their friends
New Years evening. Playing, singing
and dancing were the enjoyments OF
the evening. Refreshments were served
at IL o'clock. Among those present
were the Misses Martha and Katie
Jacobson, Miss Mamie Andres, Mr..
Gibson, NJ. MaroD, G. Spettel and E. e.
Ginter.
William De Garmo, the celebrated
New York instructor in dancing, gave
pleasant reception to his juvenile pupils
last Wednesday, at his new hall in Lifts
opera house. The wonderful proficiency
displayed by the little people in the
most difficult dances, is substantial
tribute to De Garmo's ability as an in
structor in department and dancing.
Wednesday evening Miss Elsie Shave
entertained the members of the ST.
Mary'S choir at supper at her home.
There were in the company the Misses
Elsie and Mary Shave, the Misses Gus
sic and Mile Hoffman, Misses Scho-
narth. Wheeler, Alice Whitaker and
MeSSrs ZenZius, Collins. Nelson, Shave,
Hastings and Rider.
The cotillon given by the st. Paul
German club Friday evening was very
brilliant affair, the costumes rich and
handsome and the fayors all that could
be desired in the way Of novelty and
beauty. The members of the CLUB, with
the ladies present, danced through the
intricate figures until long after mid
night.
Quite pretty german was given at
the Aberdeen on Tuesday evening by
the younger members of society. Carl
Taylor led. The Misses Day, Kalman,
Borup, Warner, Monfort, Stlckney, and
Messrs. Bunker, Stone, Oppenheim,
Dixon. Kalman and Lindeke were pres
ent
Miss Louise and William Braden, of
Kittson street, gave a pleasant card
party last Tuesday evening. Among
those present were the Misses Hanson,
Conway, Mccarthy, Flint, Dorgan and
Shaw, and the Messrs. Nolan, Ryan.
Klussman, Terry, Bushong and Egy.
A ''spider web" party was held by
the Piccadilly club on New Years night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Flournoy,. Reaney street. This novel
and amusing game was pronounced the
success of the season. G. j. Dion was
the champion spider"
A merry gatherii G of young people
took place Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. R. B. Galusha Oh Sherman
street. The occasion was the stripping
of large and beautiful Christmas tree.
Dancing and games occupied the even
ing.
st. Patrick's Literary society gave its
first public entertainment Monday
evening. A scene from ''School for
Scandal" was given, followed by roll
licking Irish dialect farce, THAT Rascal
Pat"
On New Years evening, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hadden,
No. 600 Marion street, occurred the mar
rage of their daughter, Miss Esther A.
Haddeu, to Robert G. Barton.
The cantata the ''Frost Queen" as
produced at the Berean Congregational
church by the Sunday school, was one
of the many events of last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLaren entertained
the Oxford Chateau club at their home
on Inglehart street Monday evening
with Christmas festivities.
To the music of Seibert's orchestra
the Twilight Dancing club danced the
old year out and the new year In at
Westmoreland hall.
The Sunday school of the Bates Ave
nue. M. E. church enjoyed Christmas
tree New Years eve in the church par
lors.
Louis Prendergast, of Ashland, gave
faggot party Wednesday evening to
large number of his high school friends.
Monday evening the kindergarten of
the Concord society gave very en-
joyable entertainment at Turner hall.
Miss King, of Summit avenue, gave
club eucher party New Years eve.
Dancing ushered IN the new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Cratzenberg, of
Laurel avenue, entertained the Kan
CARGO club Thursday evening.
The Sunday school of st. John the
Evangelist celebrated Christmas festiyi-
tiac with a tree Monday last