St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-06

was enjoyed until the wee sma'n hours of
the morning, after which refreshments were
served. and royal good time was had by all.
The prizes were won by Miss X. Daniels, A.
s. Taylor. Miss Lyons and George A Powers.
Among the merrymakers were Mr.. and Mrs
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Daniels, MI and Mrs
George Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs NJ.
AgneW. of BROOKLYN. N y; Mr. and Mrs
Clancy; Misses Nellie Norris. Agnes Nc
league. X. A. Daniels, Lyons, F. H. Powers.
4. Carlson; MessrS. A. s. TAYLOR. H. s
Pierce, A. Y lin, ". Bose, j. NJ. Spencer and
George A. Powers.
Miss Jennie Eubank gave a progressive
euchre party at her home on Friday evening,
at which the following prizes were awarded:
Progressive, Mrs. NJ. E. Brown and Albert
WYlie; lone hand. Mrs. NJ. E. Brown and
and P Mcdonald Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Battley, Mr.. AID
Mrs Fred Smith. Mrs. S. W. Smith, Mrs NJ.
Brown: Mrs. Atkinson. Misses Murphy, C. A.
Meld, &; Findiay, Gnssie Schonarth, Minnie
Doyle, G. McElroy. Lottie and Ella Hill. j.
carney, Belle Heaney; Messrs. d. Gillette.
W. A. Sowders, j. Heffron, R. H. Moore F.
Z: Sheldon. P. Mcdonald, NJ. Ames, G. r.
blodgett, p. Schonarth, A. Wylie, j. NJ Scott
and G.. NJ. Pringle.
Mrs. Fred b. Snyder and her pupils gave
delightful song recital Tuesday evening at
Mrs. Snyders home on Eleventh street The
parlors were filed with the musical people
OF the city and the affair was a great success,
ners. showing talent and training. ''Di auai
soayl Sagrme,' duet was delightfully."- sung
by Mrs. l.. NJ. D. Farine and Mrs SNYDER
MISS vivian Warner sang "Arpri," by Tosti
and evidently made the hit of the evening.
as she was encored several times. The other
participants on the programme were Miss
Susie Green. Miss Mabel Nichols Miss Ada
Richardson ana Mr.. r. DeVille Youngman
A number Of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark surprised them at their home on Con-
gress street Wednesday evening. Among
those present were: Misses Marguerite Cor
man, Cora MORRISON, Alice Bevans. Clara
Kaufman; Alice Murphy, Annie Gloeser,
Emma and Minnie Sulwald Ellen Salie and
Rachel Lynch. May Lalla. Messrs. ". Ii.
German, Adolph Gloeser, Max German.
William PrincIn, john German. Fred Danus
Tony Hess, Herman Drayer, CIV Thurstah,
Hubert FIshten, Angus Roman, Fred Fred
ericks.
The Misses Murnane, of West Third street.
gave very enjoyable sleighlng party to a
large number of their friends during the past
week to the residence of Mrs. P. Kuregh, on
" est Seventh street. After arriving at the
house delightful repast was served and the
evening was spent III dancing and other
amusements. Among those present were
Messrs. Murray, Corcoran, POTTS. Leary Barry.
ODoTd. Cassidy. McMshon, Kenealey, Collins.
Calnn, Monahan, Conlan, Ferrill. Mcclure;
Misses O'Leary, Williams, Mcclure. Oman,
Murnane, Heating, McMaher, Kelly, Walsh,
huFegh, Murnane, Mrs. Murnane
EsWednesday afternoon next Miss Cora Scott.
daughter of Mrs r. Z. Scott of 639 DAYTON
avenue, will be married 10 Charles Belden.
the ceremony to take place at the home of
the brides mother. Mr.. BelGen is promi-
nenty connected with the Northern Pacific
railroad. His happy marriage will be a SUBJ
1ect OF congratulation among his comrades
and friends, among whom he is especially
popular.
Mrs Frances Eldredge who is one of the
season brides. gave her first entertainment
Wednesday at 394 East Tenth street. a pink
lea look up the afternoon. Miss Banfort
poured tea, and Mrs. Towle. Miss Towle and
Miss Beaupre assisted the hostess in receiv-
ing In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Eldredge
held general reception. Mrs. EIdredge's
second reception is next Wednesday
One of the most pleasant church sociabIes
given the season was Wednesday evening of
this week at Rev. J. j. LAWYERS residence,
corner or Summit avenue and Victoria street
Tea was served a la Russo all evening by
Misses Margaret Franklin and Agnes Egan,
ana more substantial refreshments were fol
lowed by fine programme of vocal ana in
strumental music and Rotations.
Thursday afternoon Miss Lowenstein. of
East Ninth street. assisted by Mrs. Il. Moss
aud Mrs. Charles Fantle Dr., gave white
tea Among the ladies present were the
Misses Wirth- Rose, Harris, Morganstein,
Baer, May, Goodman, Misses Kelar, Misses
Bergman. Stern. Stern6erg, Dittenhoefer and
BERNSTEIN, of Minnea polls, and Miss Rosen-
field, of Rock Island.
Mrs. Dawson Thomson, of the Metropolitan
hotel. gave delightful while luncheon Fri
day. Her guests were Mesdames Biggs
Lernald. George Magee. Clarence Buchanan,
George ". Bocerd and Brown and Sheppard,
of saltwater, and Thompson.
BY reason of the inclement weather the re-
cital by Miss Grace Bee Whitridge at Associ-
aIion hall was postponed, and will be given
on Tuesday next Dec. (.
On Tuesday next Mrs j. W, White will
InliOlffI-l nd
for the benefit of the choir of the Church of
81. John the Evangelist
Among the social events of the HOLIDAYS
will be the marriage of Miss Cora Buchanan
OF OF TIi Grand avenue. to Jerome Mecnsker, of
Cincinnati.
Miss Cornie Sch1lze was pleasantly sur
prised by q number of her young friends at
her home, 6R John street. on Thursday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Francis A. Eldredge will hold
their second and last reception Wednesday.
Dec. 9, at 394 East Teuth street
Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Mattress will be at home
to their friends. at l011 White Bear avenue
Hazel Park, after Dec. Is.
Mrs. Matteson, of Maria avenue, gave de-
hghtful afternoon tea TO few of her friends
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. ". H. Merrick of $50 Holly avenue.
entertained the ladies of St Johns parish
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Kent gave a luncheon last Saturday
at her home on Ashland avenue. Covers
were laid for ten.
Joseph T. Spiel. of the railway mail serv-
ice, was married Friday morning to Miss
Maggie Curdell
Friday evening the Misses Mills entertained
a few of their friends at their home on Wa
basha street.
Miss Cumbay, of Olmstead street. enter
tanned the St Lukes Aid society yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Ehrmantraut are now
at home to their many friends at GIG John
street.
Miss Ballard gave card party Wednesday
evening at her home OIL East Winifred street
DR.. and Mrs H. j. Toslee will be at home
at 354 Ramsey street after Dec. 10.
Cards are out for Mrs. George w. Boards
reception, Dec. 10, 1891.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs George L.
Beardslee, of 7U3 Fairmont avenue, gave a re-
centiOn