St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21

a. Oakley was excellent III 1.-THE Transferred
Ghost. Miss Mortons rendering of Aux
ltailens, with musical accom- paniment de-
serves particular mention, and gave her
friends an opportunity 10 hear her from
musical as well as an elocutionary stand
point as the selection introduces the Mis-
erere solo from ''Trovatore. The farce was
aeceptably rendered: but the evening S
pleasure eliminated when Miss Morton, in
Roman costume of white and gold, recited
The Chariot Race from ben Hur>' in
most magnificent manner, finding full scope
tor her superb talent. Music was furnished
by Miss Lillian Morton and the ST. Anthony
Hill orchestra. Those participating were /:
Miss Dottie Hughson, Gosslee, Williams,
shaw Dorsey, Fryer. Ford. Hubbell Bene-
dict Foulke, Barnum, Messner, Mahau Arey
MaiSs, Rose, Morton; Messrs. Ford, Dorsey
Allen Ford and Oakley.
Tuesday evening Miss Belle Heavy and
Miss Cora Weld gave a progressive cinch
party at their home on Rondo street. The
prizes were awarded at about IL O'Clock, as
Iolkows: Gentlemen's progressive prize to
b Babcock; ladies' progressive prize to Miss
Grace McNamee: gentlemens BOBBY prize to
A. a. Rene; ladies' BOBBY prize to Miss Mel
lie karney. after which refreshments were
served, followed by dancing and music. both
instrumental and vocal, by Miss Schonhardt,
Messrs. Sowden, A. A. Rene and others
Ihose present were Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock,
MIS-; Atkinson. Misses Annie Guerin. Jennie
Butler, Gertie Murphy, JENNIE Muir
ply, Lillian McNamee, Grace McNa-
NEE. Nellie Karney, Jennie En-
6ank, MAY Robbins, Schonehardt
Messrs Mcdonald. Fl. L. Reune, L. Gnerin.
b. Babcock, r. O'Connor A. A. Rene.
Brown, Jillette, Sowden. Schonehardt Cad
we'll
A pretty dancing party was given last Sat
urday evening by Miss Pauline Ferguson at
the Aberdeen. AT $3.50 the german was
danced led by Richmond " arner The ladies
assisting Miss Ferguson were Mesdames IT
Borup, j. W. Merriam, E. |. Frost, James
BIshop, +. a. Seymour. j. j. Hill and Miss
Cook The young ladies present were the
ANITA Furness, Maud Borup, Mabel Bend,
Elsie Pope, Gussie Pope, Marian Lamprey,
Ruth Hill. Daisy Seymour, Bessie Dur
ham ham, Edith Edith Driscolli Mabel Horn,
Messrs. Albert Armstrong, John Arm
strong, VIII Dalrymple, Louis Forepaugh
Richmond Warner, John Dalrymple, john
Upham. CasS Durham. Ramsey Furness. Ray
mond Durham. VIII Finch, Willie Merriam
Joseph Mickey, Meredith Bend, John Ran
som.
Among the events Of the past week was
pleasant surprise on Miss Annie LoeffelhoIz
Refreshments were served, and dancing and
card playing was INDUCED i'll to late hour.
Among those who enjoyed the Inequalities
were Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Leclair, MIR. and
Mrs. H. Lutz. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs Kel-
ley, Misses May Hefferman. Jennie German,
Walla Gritfkey, Emma Parker. Minnie Fari-
Ter, Katie McHugh, Maggie McHugh, Mamie
McHugh, Gertie McGinnis, Mary LoetfelhoIz,
Freda Bruss Lena Bruss. Ella Dumont;
Messrs. Joe. Francois, E. J. Murphy, John
Edmundson. Willie Edmundson. Frank Peg
low, Loefelholz, McAvoy, Saintong, Nc
Hugh, Cummings, Malta, Dreis Burke.
a very pleasant leap year party was given
at the Garfield hall Friday evening, Feb. 10.
Among those who were present were Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Mr.. and Mrs. Camp, Mr. and Mrs.
Relmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Annette, the Misses c. Madden. NJ. Hart. E.
Hart v Hart. M. Murphy. L. Ringhof, L.
Hazelbarth, A. McNally, E. Shredder, NJ.
Miller, l.. Doughterby, A. Stage. Z. Meehan,
S. Meehan, e. Rountry, l.. Kempion, L. Gearl
and Z. Ramon; Messrs E. Starkey. P Rank, B.
Reetz, n. Shredder, P. Shredder. ?. Kempion,
Z. Baxter, l.. Lilly. Is. Brase, b. Rusk, c.
Janke, W. Reardon, E. Egelson, j. Shroeder,
). Cunningham.
Last Saturday evening Miss Matte Fales, of
Delos street, very pleasantly entertained her
friends with donkey party. After the
prizes were awarded to Misses HOFFMAN and
Lacrosse and Messrs. Taft and Danes, dane
ing was the order of the evening until late
hour. Among those present were the Misses
Amy and Edith Manton. ,Tuehelt Palmer,
Lena and Agness Bittrich, Bevans, Lynch
Kaufman, Mccullough. Latta and Lacrosse
and Messrs. Karmany. Taft Forester, George
and Fred Danes, Gronawald jim and Will
lam Prinsen, Prescott and D. Wescott
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Rafferty,, of Sherburne
avenue, were agreeably surprised last Thurs
day evening by number Of friends There
was dancing and games, and refreshments
were served. The guests were: Misses Liz
z1e and Maggie Cane, Maggie and Mary Con
molly, Ellen and Eliza Dougherty, Katie and
b. O'Flynn, Mary Sullivan, Annie Madden,
Dora Kennedy, and the Messrs. !. c. Dona-
hue, G. c. Kennedy, j. A. Hogan, P. j. Sui
livan, L. Dougherty, j. Connolly, H. and J.
Sullivan and j. Calvin.
The marriage of W. Hedrick to Ellen Bag
ley, daughter of John Bagley, of Acker street.
occurred Monday morning at St Luke
church. on Victoria street. Father Lawler
performed the ceremony, and afterwards
breakfast was partaken OF at the residence of
]. Ii. Mcclure. 676 Dayton avenue. The
I happy couple left in the evening for short
trip East They will reside at 25 East Tenth
street. Mr. Hedrick is the city salesman for
the Armour Packing company
c. r. Robbins entertained his men friends
on Thursday evening at his home al the
|. corner of Cedar and Aurora streets TWAS a
stag party, with cards, supper and all the
otner indispensables 70 purely masculine
jollity. The men there were: Inspector
Clansen, Father Harrison. Father Bush, Hon.
ID. M. Sullivan, Fl. II. Fuller, Mr.. Whitman
Alfred Mayo, George Hood, j. L. Wheeler
W. T. MCGOWAN and T. L. Shave
Mr.. and Mrs. Reagan were given a surprise
Friday evening by number of their friends
at thler home on Winifred street. Music and
dancing were the features of the evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
MT and Mrs. Mulcaie, Mr.. and Mrs. Reagan
the Misses Callahan, Norton, May. Burns
Reagan, Furionge. Foley. Lynch, ODonnen.
Murray. Messrs. Sweeney, Furlong Callahan