St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-28

evenings entertainment was varied, mas
much as 1t consisted of cards, dancing and
music. Mrs Flanagan was assisted by Mrs.
William A. Townsend and Mrs. DR.. G. Smith,
of Minneapolis. Among those present were
Mr. ana Mrs. William A. Townsend. DR.. and
MRS MRS e Smith Mr. and Mrs Rouse Mr.
Miss Gallagher, ID. II. Gallagher, Mr..
O'Brien and MIR. Brooks. Minneapolis;
Capt. and Mrs. Owens, Capt. and Mrs.
Manner, Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Whitman. Mr..
and MRS. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. F. Kahn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Achille Michaud, Mrs. Dufrene
Mrs. E. Langevin. Mrs. Dittman, Mrs Ryan,
Miss O'Connor, Miss Julia Donuelly, Miss
Gravel. Miss Matte Wheeler, Miss Stella Du-
ger. Miss Ida May Langeyin, Miss Florence
Owens. Miss Marguerite Owens John Dom
nelly Jr.. George w. Langevin Lewis Ow-
ems, DR.. Bettengen. Mr.. Dresden, Louis Lam
geyin. Adolph Michauo.
One Of the most pleasant events of the
week was the surprise party on Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Burgoyne in their beautiful home,
500 Tuscarora avenue. 1t was success in
every respect owing mainly to the efforts of
one. Dancing was the order of the evening.
which was INDUCED in up TO O'CLOCK when
sumptouS repast was furnished the guests
by the host and hostess after which the
light fantastic was continued up to an early
hour. Among those present were: Mrs. T.
Collinson. MIR. and Mrs Gahau, mayor of
South St Paul: Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lynch. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sharp
7. Heart Mrs c. Cullen. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Alberts, Misses Bur
goyne. Lizzie and Sadie Walsh. Clashin.
johnson, Shea. Madden. Suel, Kelly, Marvin.
Yorke; Douty; Messrs. Lynch, Tobin. Grath-
vol. Kelliher, Garuer Naylor. McGovern,
Busby, Mitchell, Spurs. Yorhe, Douty.
Simons, McGrade. Domesla, Stilley, Alberts,
Mueller, Erskure, Kennedy, Shea, Casnorr,
Hines. Malloy.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs James
Linden gave progressive einch party at their
home on Beach street. Tn. parlors were
beautifully decorated with rare plants and a
profusion OF cut flowers The prize winners
were Miss Lawrence, Miss SchIiek. Mrs. Haze,
boom, MIR. Lucksinger. Fisher ana McLad
Refreshments were served at IL O'Clock.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs
Hageboom aud Miss Blese. from Minneap-
oils; Misses Mullen, Roach. Aleve Mamie
Burkhardt Lawrence. Muller, Forshey,
Schleik. Mavris. Figy. Linden; Messrs 5. E.
kelierman, Lawrence. McLad, Gauan. For
hey, Tchudy, LucksinSer, Oberst. Smith,
Owens.
Miss A. A. Woodbury. gave a very enjoyable
tea party to number Of her friends at her
home, on Dunedin Terrace, Friday evening
Tea was served at O'Clock, after which
progressive quotation contest was carried on
There were seven tables and four quotations
on each table. Miss 5. L. Peabody gave the
correct author to the greatest number of the
quotations, and therefore captured the prize
"a collection OF poems. Among those pres:
ent were the Misses Allison Mullahy, B.
Kelly, Alice Kelly, hawthorne, King, Dough-
erty, Holland, Putnam, Shaw Norton, Lyons
Beswick. 5. E. Peabody, E. d. Peabody,
Brennan. Goodwin, Bryant Emerson, Nc
Ouat and lmeson.
Last Wednesday evening jolly crowd of
LEG era fol nf
Dayton avenue surprise. Dancing. music
and games were the features of the evening
About II O'Clock delicate lunch was served.
Among those present were Misses Nellie
y Nell, Maggie Domaine, Josie Burk, Eveline
Drake, Teresa Donahue, May Hamilton,
Nettie Robe, May Rhine, Catherine Bayer,
Eva Metz, Silvie Devol, Lucy Rain, and Mas
tiers John Williams. Walter Haney. Tom
Lew Aldridge Al Walters, Dan Kelly, John
Austin. Bonnie Metz Charles Drake, Jim
Donahue.
One of the pleasantest events of the past
week IN the way of a private social party
was that given by Mr. and Mrs Robbins at 50
East Aurora avenue TO their friends in the
Iwln Cities. The evening was spent in cards
ana other amusements, but one of the chief
features was the elegant supper prepared by
Mrs. Robbins. who demonstrated to the com
plete satisfaction of all present her ability as
d caterer, as well as an enter; lining hostess.
Among those present were Hon. D. NJ.
Glough, M. j. Bofferding, P. NJ. Selling, Mrs
Louis, 5. NJ. Hood Mr. and Mrs. jacob Main
ger, NJ. T. MCGOWAN, George Hood.
On Tuesday evening" Feb. %, Albert G.
Bach was very agreeably surprised, at his
home ON Pacific street, by about score of
his friends. The following young people
were in attendance: Misses Louisa Kaese,
Addie Bach, Lille Bach, Ida Strate, Title
Strate, Carrie Reinhardt Belle Blase, Tillie
Bach, Lizzie Burger; Messrs Albert G. Bach,
George II. femme, Wesley Blase. Philip C.
Hetzel, George Gran, Charles j. Burger, ed
ward B. Strate. Louis w. Wolterstorff, sam
uel ii. Traeger, William E. Meyer, Edward F.
Miller.
There was an exceptionally jolly surprise
party on George II. Lains. at his home on
portland avenue on his birthday. Cards were
the feature of the entertainment. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Burton. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. L. Bayard, MIR. and Mrs. S. S. Kerr, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. C. Smith, of Minneapolis: MIR.
and Mrs. W. K. Hoag. Mr.. and Mrs. Steven.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant. Mr.. and Mrs Beck,
Mrs. Torbett Mr. and Mrs, Sllas Knittell and
many other young ladies and gentlemen
Friday evening a pleasant surprise party
was given at the home OF Miss Queene
Walker, of Bates avenue. The following
were present: Misses Goldie Walker.
Queenie Walker. Carrie Wielde, Kate Fifield,
Irene. Milan: Clara Merer Clara Winker,
Fannie Hainlin, Rose Murphy. Homie Hall,
Agnes Lair, Alice Qvist Esteila Thorworth,
Ida Miller; Messrs. George Schultz, Albert
Wielde. Ed Freeman, Willie FIfield Charlie
Warner. Louis Wolterstorff, Robert McCIaire.
Edward f. Miller and others.
Henry NJ. Kennedy, of South st. Paul. and
Miss Annie Mettler were married at the
Church of the Guardian Angel, at Hastings,
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock by Rev. j. A.
Fitzgerald. High mass was celebrated, the
celebrant being Rev. E. j. Duffy, Of shake
pee. William Kennedy acted as groomsman
and Miss Julia Me;tler as bridesmaid The
newly welded couple will make South ST.
Paul their future place of abode
The ladies of The Troubadors entertained
their numerous friends with a basket party
Friday evening at Marti's hail. About one
hundred couples danced to the music of
Kleists orchestra. At ~ o'clock tie baskets
were disposed of, and coffee was served by
the club, after which dancing was resumed
Every one present expressed themselves as
having spent most enjoyable evening.
The Misses Mcdonnell, of st. Lawrence
street. very pleasantly entertained a large
number of their friends Thursday evening
with dancing party. Dancing, games, in
ures of the evening. violin solo was beau
tifully rendered by Mr. Donohue. followed
with duet by Mollie and Susie Mcdonnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Cannon, of 491 East
Belvldere street, gave progressive euchre
party "Wednesday evening. Eight tables were
occupied and very pleasant evening was
enjoyed.
Miss Hazel L. Storr entertained a few
friends at her bone on Edmund street Fri
day evening, Feb 20, the occasion being the
second anniversary of her arrival in St Paul
Company C gives It's last ball this season
tomorrow night. Great preparations have
been made to insure the success of the
affair.
j. D. Mackenzie. contracting freight agent
of the l.. s. Trausit company. will be mar
ried next Tuesday TO Miss Genevieve Distel.
mysterious body of young women call