St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-08
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The O'Dolce Concento Cinch club gave the
second or a series of delightful hops at West
moIeland hall Thursday evening. over 100
couple dancing until the early hours OF the
morning. An excellent supper was furnished
at II o'clock. The guests of the club were:
Misses Kelly, Ward Tucker, Coleman,
Schultz, Anna Horwitz, Carroll. Sly.
Henley, Reddington, Connolly, Burke
Murphy. Burns Keefe, Milan, Petch, Nc
Hugh, McDonough. Farley, Pusch, Malone,
AnnOn, Cook. McCrunish. Geary, Dempsey,
McMann, Blazing o. Hara, Begg. AdamsOn,
Powers. McDermoit, Ford. Carlow, Lange,
Moore, Scott. Doyle, Starkey Mccartney. Eva
Adamson, Mamie and Minnie Kieffer Adler,
Mamie and Anna Dinon, Mollie and
Annie Roach and Emma Din0n;
Cabe. Miesen. Clark, Burke, Moss. O'Hara,
McGraw. Hough, Evans, Lauerman Betten-
berg, Kietfer. Bereiter, O'Maley. Bodka, Me-
Mahon. Bean, Budd, ConrOy, Geary, Simon.
Jones, Watson, Fitzgerald. Perrior, Slater,
Maddigan, Thurston, Ward, Nelson, Cum
mings, Hanlon, Wilde. Russell, Lamson,
Boiley TroWbridge, sullivan. Jennison, Gal
lagher, King, Buchanan, Robinson, q. Rush.
MeSsrs. Farley, Supple, MeCaffrey, Ryan,
Dempsey, Hanley, Case O'Ilara wiltgen
Beddie. EgleSon, McDermott. Brown of Aus
tin, Mimi.
The young ladies of the o. n. 0. club have
sent out invitations for a dancing party
which promises ia be an exceptionally pleas
ant affair. II is TO be given at Westmore-
land hall on Friday evening next and will
be entirely under the auspices aud conduct
of the ladies of the club The young ladies
VINO will have the direction of the affair, and
who will receive. are Misses May Lanpher.
Abbie Warner Charlotte Cross. Florence
Morehouse, Mae Van Vorhis. Daisy Hum
phrey, Ada Richardson, Mary Dougherty,
Mabel Gates aud Vance Kelly. The young
people will be chaperoned by Mrs. Lydia
Paine Cross. Some $50 invitations have been
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pated.
One of the most notable events of the past
week was delightful dancing party given
by Miss Genevieve Eubank to ner many
young friends Friday evening. The young
people. one and all, participated in the joys
of Il very pleasant evening. Among those
present were: Miss Sadie Owre, Miss Hume,
Misses Agnes and Name Murphy. Miss Walsh,
Miss Kernen, Miss Clara Humphrey, Miss
BnswOrth, Miss Carney; MessrS. Ames. Wood,
Milton, Lotus, Eubank, Moore, Miller, Tut
tie. Jameson, Renne and others.
The people of the Tenth street Hebrew
congregation had the pleasure this week of
congraiulating their rabbi, Rev. E. L. Hess,
and Mrs Hess. over the pleasant arrival of
The tWenty-fitth anniversary OF their wed
ding. The rabbits home on TiltOn street was
well filled with friends both afternoon and
evening. Refreshments were served by Miss
Julia Hess and Miss Pendergast. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hess were the recipients OF several
handsome presents.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. MeEwen, OF Min
neapolis, formerly of st. Paul, gave a large
reception. which was attended by the prom
inent society people OF Minneapolis and by
many ladies from st. Paul. Among the Ia
dies assisting in receiving were Mrs. Reilly
and Mrs. Mcconnell, of st. Paul, and Mrs.
Clinton Morrison, Mrs. George X. Shaw, Mrs.
Wilcox. Mrs. Bestad and Mrs. Hoyt OF Min
neapoliS.
Thursday evening. at the Aberdeen Mrs.
Scott gave handsome euchre PARTY. Among
those who contested with more or less sue
Bacon, Mrs. Cutcheon, Airs. Selmes Mrs.
Finch, Mrs. AL Sibley, Mrs. Morton, Mrs.
Merriam and Mrs. Abbott, the Misses Timber
lake. Misses Lamprey, Cook and Sturgis.
Mrs. William r. Merriam gave an exquisite
~ appointed dinner Wednesday evening for
Mrs. George '. Bacon, of Chicago. The
guests were Mrs. Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Finch. Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Borup. Miss Cook, Mr.. j. II.
Merriam and j. j. Parker.
Ladies' Branch 1904, Order of Iron Hall.
gave we'll attended dime social at its lodge
rooms Oh East Third street last evening. A
very good programme, consisting of bur
leSque from Shakespeare, mad been pre-
pared for the occasion. Refreshments were
served
musical and elocutiorary entertainment
Is announced for Tuesday evening, May 10,
at the East Presbyterian church. corner of
East Seventh and Ross streets. Readings by
Mrs. j. A. Stemen. Music by church choir.
Mrs. Tarbox gave lunch yesterday after
noon, at which were present. besides Mrs.
Tarbox, Mrs W R. Merriam Mrs Bacon
Mrs. Finch. Mrs. Bishop, and Misses Cook,
Lamprey, Moore and Finch
Prof Z. A. Maron, of the Globe Business
college. has issued over 100 invitations for
the second annual (pTivate) ball to be given
to his pupils of ~. May 13 at his residence
Oh Robert street.
St Agnes Child of st. Peters Episcopal
Church will give an ''oraDge social at the
residence of Mrs. II. Gray, l09S hudson
avenue, Wednesday evening, May IL. at 8
clock.
The ladies of The Westminster Presbyterian
church gave a yellow social in the parlOrs OF
the church Friday evening. Coffee. cake,
fruitand ora nge ice were served.
A testimonial concert and ball will be ten
dered to Leo Bruenner, director, by the
Troubadors ut Paul Martin hall next Mon
day evening.
Church held dime social Wednesday even
ing at Woolsey,s hail. Case and Burr streets.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church OF the
Messiah gave we'll attended dime social at
Van Ellemeet's hall Wednesday evening.
Fantasies" and "A Box of Monkeys will
entertain an audience at Association hall,
Lowry Arcade. next Thursday evening
n HuO0I VI ny O."7 Pool'iO u ~ ~.
have arranged dancing party TO be given at
the albion. Tuesday evening.
Treat Spear and Charles Horne delightfully."-
entertained a number of friends at dancing
at the Portland last evening.
Mrs. Harry Smith. of Olive street. pleas
antIy entertained the st. Lukes Aid society
yesterday afternoon.
The Misses Mamie and Abby Livingston en-
tertained some Of their little friends last
evening