St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-15
SOCIAL SWIM.


were entertained by MIR. and Mrs: Henry
Martin at their new residence on Prescott
street Thursday evening. The game was
participated Ill by Misses Luella Lienau
Misses Anita Lienau, Miss Tieden. Mrs. Pres
co tt, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Fales Mrs. Rous
sopoulas, Louis H. Naumann, j. B.
Heffern. Mr. Prescott, Mr.. Henry Martin, Mr..
Roussopoulas. Refreshments were served
and a general good time followed the play,
and the club is indebted to Mr.; and Mrs
Henry Martin for most enjoyable evening
The ladies of ST. Anthony Park M. +.
church gave valentine party at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Babcock Friday
evening, which was largely attended by
park people, and a large Slelghlng party OF
forty-tive ladies and gentlemen from st. Paul
came out in the six-horse sleigh Nightingale.
During the evening there were musical num-
bers, both vocal ana instrumental, rendered
by Miss Jessie Brock, of Oakland, CAL, and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Rhodes, Il: Wagner. Prof.
Eugene Kiefer, and III. l.. Sinclair. OF st.
Paul, and Mrs. B. f. Meek. The affair was
success both socially and financially, and the
ladies of this congregation deserve great
credit for arranging sucn pleasant even
ing S entertainment 70 the elgnty-nVe peoPie
who exchanged valentines, distributed by
Master Walter McGill, dressed in very cute
costume representing Uncle sam.
Miss Marcella Smith. of Edmund street,
gave very select dancing party Monday
evening to a number of her young lady ana
gentlemen IrlenQS. luG VI JLO
evening were devoted to progressive euchre,
and ABOUT II p. m. the floors were cleared for
the dance, which held sway until long after
midnight. billiards orchestra furnished the
music, and it was the unanimous verdict OF
every one present that nothing more could be
done to make the event one to be long re-
membered- Those who participated in the
event were the Misses Carrie and Mamie
Kingsley, Kittle and Nellie Moran, Grace
Wagner, Annie Fowler, Nellie Walker, Lillian
I And lir,nQ and
Collins, Lottie Mcdonald, Katie Grace, Julia
Dignan, L. Stoltze, Miss Minor. Mamie
Riley, Maggie Farrell. Mary McCarroll, Kitty
Holten and Lizzie Sanford: Messrs. j. Burke,
w. Stebbins Trainor, j. c. Wagner, Lynch,
NJ Doyle, Heideker, j. Mickey, A. b. Moore,
Parker, Shea, E. McPhee, Smith, Weber.
Gleason, c. McCabe, w. Allen, Griffin. HaVer-
lick and j. S. Denny.
The ST. Paul Euchre club was highly en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. William Gregory
Friday evening at their home on Phalen ave-
nue. The prizes were won by the following
ladies: Progressive, Mrs. Becker; lone hand.
Mrs Wolf; foot, Mrs. Densmore. Gents
progressive, Mr.. Harrod; lone hand, Mr..
Becker. foot, Mr.. Ammon: Those attending
were MIR. and Mrs. Brookins. Mr.. and Mrs,
Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ammon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Densmore, Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins, Mrs. j. d.
Painter, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Dallas, Mrs. Sam
mis-, E. Gregory, j. w. Harrol, G. +. Arrol
and c. Scott.
A pleasant surprise was given to Adolph j.
Fetsch at Bergen's hall Monday evening,
Feb g. The evening was spent in dancing.
Those present were Misses Laura Anna and
Katie Wagner, Cora Dunbar, Nellie Pusch,
Sophia Villume, Katie and Emma Bender,
Julia Vaubeck, Katie and Lena Schwartz.
Mary Gutman, Anna and Clara Fetsch;
Messrs. Hahn, G. Sonnen, Dunbar, Winter,
Wirger, William Jones, Gutman, Hansdorf,
Villume, Schwartz, Roth and Fitzgerald
The Auf Wesersehen club was entertained
Wednesday evening by Miss Dottle TroW-
bridge. Progressive euchre was the feature
of the evening. Congratulations were e1-
tended by the club to Mr. and Mrs. r. M.
Doubleday, their president and past secretary,
who are the first of the club to enter the holy
bonds of wedlock. j. c. Bennett was elected
secretary and A. j. Pray vice president. The
CLUB will participate in sleighing party on
Monday evening and will hold its regular
party on Wednesday evening next.
The Woodruff house at Merriam Park was
the scene of jolly revel on Tuesday evening
last. About twenty-five people drove out in
four-horse sleigh and Dartook of hot sup
per and dance The participants were: Mr..
and Mrs. Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
Rutherford, Mrs. Proctor, Mrs Houx. Misses
Proctor. Denegre, Walker. Bunker, Tubbey;
Messrs. Farnham, Blakely, Dupuy, Denegre,
Mickey, Todd, Floyd and Craighill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Manley, of Laurel
avenue celebrated the sixth anniversary of
their wedding last evening in very enjoy
able manner to all present, among whom
were Mr. and Mrs. G.. Fl. Hooper and Mrs.
Swanson, of Minneapolis; Mrs. Edwin
Stiyers, Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley, Mrs. Trow-
bridge; the Misses Marston, Yost and Trow-
bridge; Messrs. Wallace, Fradenberg. King,
TroWbridge and others.
The young people of the Church Of the AS
cension have formed a parish guild. with
membership of about forty. This guild will
take the place of the Young Peoples guild,
which was disbanded some time ago. At the
last meeting the following officers were
elected: President, DR.. " j. Hawkins; vice
president Harry FRANKLIN; secretary, Miss
Eunice Peabody; treasurer, Miss Polly Har-
denick.
The ball given by Gettysburg Post. GAR.
at Martins West Side Opera house was one of
the most enjoyable events of the Kind Of re-
cent date The hall has the mast attractive
floor in the city at present, and the number
in attendance there that evening was sufti-
cient evidence that the advantages were APP
preciated. The music was very good, and
the affair was enjoyable in every way.
Mrs. W. G. Pearce gave progressive euchre
on Monday afternoon TO about thirty-fiye of
her lady friends in honor of her guest. Mrs.
Houx, of Sedalia Mo. Among the ladies pres
Jacobs, Fee, Cole, Cook, Ingals, Barber.
Rutherford Snapp, Hyde; Misses Borup,
Proctor, Folsom. Walker, Denegre, Postleth-
waite, Granger and Holland.
The ladies OF Merriam Park gave musical
entertainment at the rectory of st. Marys
church OH Tuesday evening. Quite a number
of the residents of the park and visitors
from Minneapolis and st. Paul were present
and enjoyed the vocal and instrumental pro-
gramme rendered by. the members of the
society Refreshments were served at the
conclusion.
Lillian Lettan was pleasantly surprised by
many of her friends last Friday evening.
The evening was spent in coasting, cards and
other amusements. after which refreshments
were served Miss Lettan did exceedingly
well at entertaining on such short notice, and
all went home satisfied that it was genuine
surprise.
The pretty pantomine entertainment given