St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

There were merry times at the residence OF
Capt. William HanfL on Rose street, last
Wednesday evening, il being the birthday OF
Mrs Hanfr The guests began TO arrive i'll
the afternoon. and from that time until an
early hour Thursday morning the number OF
visitors was only limited by the size Of the
residence. The callers included about all
the residents of the Arlington hills district
besides quite numuer from the more dis
tant portions OF the civ. Various forms of
amusement were provided for the entertain
meul OF the guests the leading feature being
progressive cInch, the head prizes being won
10y Miss Anna Piuska and A. II. Gerber,
while Mrs. +. McGTegOr ana John McElrOy
had 10 content themselves with the foot
prizes. \ bOuntiIul supper was served AT
midnight by the captain and his good wife,
assisted by their charming daughter Minnie,
and the occasion was pronounced by one and
all Of the guests one OF the most delightful OF
the winter
The entertainment given Friday evening at
Martin opera house by the Minstrel club
was Il grand success from every point OF
view. The programme was exceedingly good
and well received by the OVERLOOKING audi
euce that greeted the club. In the first part
Willie Burk's My Love Remains the Same,
and Harry O'GOrman'S The Nan Who Broke
the Bank scored q decided nit as did ku-
gene Nelady In the second part Al Flour
nov, who Is an ideal minstrel man, kept the
house in a roar of laughter for some time.
The entertainment concluded with the Me
Dell Brothers Fun III Africa which was
very acceptable. SeibeTts orchestra fur
nShed the music and Thomas c. Fitzpatrick
othciated as quester, and during the fir st
part received an UNEXPECTED visit from an
uuaccOunted bar brother.
a social party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Byrne. Martin, corner of
Mac6ubin street. Friday evening. Those
participating were Mr.. and Mrs F. Beary,
Mrs o Brieu, Misses Sis Walsh, Julia Mer-
rick, X. Kapn0ne, Hannah Reilly, Marie
Walsh, Kennedy. j. Griffin, Cassidy, Beary,
Rosa Merit, Lizzie Hanely W. MCGOWAN,
Minnie aud Maggie ByTne: MeSSrs. Phillips.
needy Daniel Mccarthy T. Kenu- DIV, j.
Luby, NJ. Sweeney, Byrue, Brown, P. Nc
GRAVY, White. W. Springer, E. Ristlne, vii
knsou, World, Manly, Fahey and many 9th
ers.
An informal reception was given Thursday
evening at the pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs TAFT lob Earl street. to Rev. J. H.
Whistler, who has recently accepted the pas
tOrdie of the East Presbyterian church, in
this city. During the evening Hne selec-
ton OF instrumental music was rendered by
the Misses 81. German, Jewell, Waterson,
Cameron and Seeger. Choice recitations
were also given by the Misses Johnson, TAFT
and SWartZ. Games Of various kinds were
INDUCED in, and q very enjoyable evening
was spent, about 100 persons being present
The independent Euchre club played
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. George
DOraD. on Prescott street. Five tables were
passed. he prize winners were: Gents
progressive, f. b. DOran; ladies' progressive,
Mrs. O. B. Lewis; gents lone hand George
b. DOran; ladies' lone hand, Mrs. r. Bar
nett; gents foot prize, o. B. Lewis: ladies'
foot prize Ars. John Fisher. After the