St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-25
Straight, Wallis Leavitt, Brightbill, Bender,

Straight, Wallis. Leavitt, Brightbill. Bender
Dixon, Epsy and Ertz.
Mrs. A. H. Hooper, of De Soto street. enter
tanned her friends at progressive euehre last
Thursday evening. The winners of prizes
were Joseph Hardman and Miss Emma Net
terberg head:J W. Head and Miss Bern.
hard. lone hand; C. F. Kaiser and Miss Rose
Netterberg, foot.
Mrs. A H. Hooper. of De Soto street, enter
tanned her friends at progressive euchre
last Thursday evening. Head prize winners
were Joseph Hardman and Miss Emma Net
terberg; lone hand, j. W. Head and Miss
Bernhard: foot. c. E. Kaiser and Miss Rose
Netterberg.
Company No. was surprised by its friends
TO the number of about 80. Promptly recoy-
ering from the attack, the fire boys took the
whole company prisoners and succeeded in.
making their captivity very pleasant.
| ! Mrs. D. J. Callahan and T. W. Jaynes en-
tertained the Jolly Euchre club last TUESDAY
evening. Mrs. G.. A. Doran won the ladies'
progressive prize, Mrs. G. F. Clifford the lone
hand. d. W. Sits the gents progressive, and
T.. l.. Somers the gents lone hand.
Mrs. A. II. Hooper, of De Soto street, gave
pleasant euchre party last Thursday even
ing. Head prize winners were Joseph Hard
man. Miss Emma Netterberg done handl, j.
W. Head, Miss Bernhard foot. C. f. Kaiser,
Miss Rose Netterberg.
Judge and Mrs G. B. Young, of 322 Sum
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Thursday evening in honor of Miss Sherwood
and Miss Trevor. the hours being from until
10. Miss Newport and Miss Winter assisted
in receiving.
1 Col and Mrs. Robertson. of Summit ave-
nue., entertained the progressive euehre club
Saturday evening in q delightful manner, the
prizes being captured by Mesdames Warren
ana Carmen and Messrs. Moone and Carmen.
The Nushkas held their usual Thursday
night meeting, and were contented with III
door amusement, as their out door sport, in
the way of snowsheeing, has been denied
them.
Miss Belle Sharp, of Exchange street. gave
a social party to her young lady ana gentle
men friends Friday evening. Cardsand dane
| ing were the leading features of the evening.
Master Patterson White, of Portland ave-
nue., entertained the small choir boys of ST.
| Johns church Thursday in honor of the
| seventh anniversary of his birth.
| Miss Katie Heard. of Grand avenue, gave a
| donkey party Wednesday afternoon to a few
| of her friends. Misses Bonnie Ransom and
| Mamie Livingston took prizes.
| The Standard club entertained number OF
| its friends Thursday evening at the Standard
| hall. Whist. dancing and supper were pleas
| ant incidents of The evening
| The entertainment given by the young peo-
! pie of the Chapel Of Messiah at Christs
| Church Guild hail on Tuesday evening was
| very successful.
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| Wednesday evening, by Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
| Roussopoulos at their residence on Prescott
! street.
| On Thursday evening Mr.. Pease, OF Crane
! avenue, entertained The whist club. com
| posed of prominent ST. Anthony hill gentle
| men.
Miss Lille Messer, of 80 Mackubin street
| gave dance Thursday evening. a number OF
| young people of St Anthony hill being pres
| ent.
/
| The Mendelssohn Quartette club of which
| Mr.. De Lacy is a member, was handsOmel,
entertained at his house Thursday evening.
The Banz Social club gave a pleasant dane
| ing party at their club rooms. corner Ric
| and Charles streets. last Tuesday evening.
Gov. Merriam and Mr.. and Miss Gordon
| attendeda dinner given Wednesday by Mr.
! and Mrs. Thomas Lowry. in Minneapolis.
Mrs. samuel Sewell, of Fairmount avenue
gave an informal afternoon on Tuesday il
honor of Miss Tubbey and Miss Bunker.
Thursday evening Rev. and Mrs. Wright
| of Ninth street, gave a parish reception Il
the congregation of st. Paul's church.
The Lower Town Progressive Cinch clul
met at the residence of n. j Bouse, 543 West
minister street. Thursday evening last
and hop at their rooms in the Endicot
building on Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Perkins, of st. Peter street, CAV
luncheon Thursday afternoon to about 81.
| young society ladies of the city.
Mrs. Chapman, of 593 Holly avenue, enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid Society of st. John
| Church last Tuesday afternoon
| Leedom Sharp entertained the FL. P. Wits