St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.


enjoyable progressive euchre party at their
home, on Dayton avenue, Monday evening
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. ii.
Milham, MIR. and Mrs E. j. Meier, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Van der Velde, Mr.. aud Mrs. Will
lam Cunningham, Mr.. ard Mrs. S. bearing
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Field, Mr. and Mrs s.
NJ. Breen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Donuelly, Mr..
and Mrs, j F. Bruggemann, Mr.. and Mrs
and Mrs. W. E. Burton. Mr.. aud Mrs
William II. Timer Mr.: and Mrs.
J; Twohy, Mr.. and Mrs: j. H.: Bell,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Brown, Mrs. William E.
Cogan, Mrs. H. F. Vessel. Misses Breen.
BIckel, I. Bickel Egan, Bell, n. Bell, Bagley !;
Messrs d. s. Bell, D. Mullen Jr., H. E. Smith.
William Hedrick, T. Bagley. The prizes
were awarded as follows: Ladies head.Mrs.
j: j. Twohy. wife Of Judge Twohy; progress
sive, Mrs. +. Vessel; lone hand, Mrs. DR..
Donald; foot. Miss n Bell Gentlemen's
head. Judge Twohy; progressive j. G. DON
nelly; lone hand, E. j. Meier; foot, Z. H
Milham.
three of her friends Wednesday last, and
when Mr.. Ordway came home from business
on the evening Of his thirtieth birthday he
found six little square tables in his dining
room. and tWenty-thTee of his friends wait
ing to be seated for progressive supper"
The ladies progressed at the end of each
course, and with each course was announced
topic for conversation. Mr.. j p. Elmer
tanning way. One Of them was, WAS the
Verdict of 81 Awarded to Mr. Donnelly in
the Pioneer Press Case Too Mueh?'' Mrs
Morrison and Mr.. Elmer were voted to be the
pest conversationaiists at the end OF the
feast. Those who participated were Mr. and
Mrs. John Jackson, Mr. and Mrs
Cass Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Squires,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Mr. and Mrs. A. b..
Gvitt Mr.. and Mrs j. p. Elmer, Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Lightner Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor.
Mr. ana Mrs. Gardner 5. Moore Mr.. and
Mrs. A. McLaren, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. ORD
way, Lieut.. Glenn and Mrs Morrison. -
Miss Florence Holman gave party to
number of her friends Thursday evening at
The home OF her parents orfCarroll street,iin
honor of her eighteenth birthday The
house was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. Those present were Jessie Lam
bourne, Gertrude Lambourne Maud Clamp.
Katherine Foster Marion Simpson, Julia
Smyth. Ines Broderick, Lille Barnard, Kit
Freeman. Mable Biggs. Ethel Montgomery,
Della Carlisle, of Minneapolis: Eleanor Free
man. Edith Ross, Grace Campbell, Olive
Marshall, Cassie Pritchard Irene Viii
son. Esther Lambourne. sBianch Kingsley.
Messrs. Guy Willis, Charlie Carlisle George
Holman, Ralph Smyth Charles Broderick.
Edward Clapp. James Marshall, Frank Davis,
Foote, William Stevens, Mark Cameron. of
West Superior; Walter McCann of Still
water; +. E. Lambourne, Theodore Biggs,
George Lamb of Hudson. Johh Pagan, Viii
man.
Thursday evening lasta number Of pleasure
seekers took possession of the parlors of Miss
Mary O'Brien No. 5l3 Wabasha street The
evening was very pleasantly passed away by
card playing. dancing, singing. etc. At l0:45
o'clock refreshments were served. Among
the friends present were Mr.. and Mrs Cos,
tello, Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Bastian, W. Case, T.
Spence: D. OConnor, j. q. Healey. e. Me-
Crumish. II. A Ertz, j. F. Fitzgerald. W. H.
Carleton, Master Harry Carleton, E. Baltzu-
nat, w. German, D. F. German, John Cav
anagh. j. II pepper. J.O'Brien, Misses Barnes,
Newman, Burns, McCrumish, Ornes, Sulli-
van. Tracey. Mrs. X. Smith Misses Beech
er, o'Brien, Herbst. Ahern, McCrumish,
Brien, Burk.
Miss Barbara O'Connor was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening by d number of her
friends. Refreshments were served by
number of the ladies. who were gracefully
assisted by Messrs Guy and Harris After
lunch there was dancing Among those
present were Misses Fish, OGorman Muir
phys, O'Mara, Jerthers, Gollvn, O'Meare
Herr, Mample, Colman, O'Keefe, Mickey,
Cunningham, Nee, Kelly Padden. Latta.
ardson, Harris, Cambell, McMahan. Francis,
Suckney. Morton, Pilling, Beck. Kelly Geisen,
Kenaley; Wagner, Seeley, Gillette. Hender-
son, Maloy Amsumscn, Lawton, Hankee,
Burns. Prinsen and De Laney
The st. Luke's Literary and Social club
met last Wednesday and a very pleasant
evening was spent by the large number in at
tendance. paper read by j. l. Howard was
listened to with a great deal of interest The
meeting was iuterspersed with several mu-
steal numbers, consisting of piano solos by
Miss Mcnamara, Evening STAR and THE
Wedding March, which were very ably
rendered; vocal solo by Miss Franklin, THE
First Song which was given in charming
manner: and piano duet by the Misses
Egan. Sounds From the Ohio which was
played with tact and spirit. Pierce Butler
will read paper at the next meeting, Feb. 3,
which will undoubtedly be very interesting.
Miss May Ryan, of Hotel Barteau. was
pleasantly surprised last Thursday evening
by large number of her friends There
were dancing and games. Refreshments
were served at II clock, and all parted for
their homes at , O'Clock in the morning.
Among the guests were Misses May RYAN.
Lizzie SHREDDER. Nettie O'Neil, Nettie Robe.
Lillian Eural, Emily Eastman. May Roberts,
Jennie Milon, Maud Eural, Eveline Drake;
Messrs. Walter Heaney, Alley Walters, Ed
Newell. Ned Egan, Morris Nealey, Charles
Roberts John Dunciden, Tom Murnan, John
O'Neil, Albert Arnstock.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
season was the leap year sleighing party given
Thursday evening. The party met at the