St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-09

the amusements Those Spresent were Mr..
and Mrs Fred Steventon, Mr. and Mrs. Bet
tendorf; Misses Grace CLEVELAND. Gertn
Brown, Anna Herr, Daisy Bettendor, Edith
Kent, Mae Daw; Messrs, Will Gift Walter
King. Russell Miller viii Brown, Frank
Eubank, Oscar Wermuth and George Nor
ton
The Indepe ndeut Euchre CLUB was enter
tanned by Mrs. G. i. Clifford. at her, home
on East Winfred street, and very pleasant
evening was spent. The prizes were awarded
as follows: Gents progressive. Mr. shaw;
ladies' progressive, Mrs. Il. b. Doran; geuts
lone hund, Capt. g. f. Wright; ladies' loHe
hand Mrs o. b. Lewis. After The games
an elegant lunch was served. The club VIII
be entertained at the home of Mrs. j. j. Nc
Laughlin next Monday evening. aU
Last Tuesday party of young people Sur
prised Edward Noble at his home on Mount
Ida the day being his eighteenth anniNerz
sary. The St. Anthony Hill orchestra was
present and made good music for dancing
Among those present were the Misses Irene
Milan. Lille CRUDE, Ida Greive, OF Daytons
bluff, and Ella Funk, Lille Decker. Erlck,
son. Rose Mobile. Ida Noble, Seeger, Bell and
Coop; Messrs Schliek, Greenwood, Mobile,
Schultz, Bethke, Gray. Koo. Funk Phaf
and Leigh. ~
c. r. Trowbridge was very sgreeably sur
prised by his friends last Friday evening at
present were the Misses NJ. j. 5. WisnomslG.
T. DAILY, j Finhout. Alexander Fryce,
Gardner. W. Pray, Daman. Ballard, Donald.
Hayes, Daily. Stone, Huxstable, Wellington.
Lembreeht Rossberg, Wisnom. Tom Easton;
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Rochat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pray.
L. f. Mable was surprised at his home on
Mt. Ida street by his friends Tuesday even
ing. The evening was spent with cards ana
dancing. Among those present were the
Misses Erickson, Milan, Greve, Funk. Grube,-
Hullsick, Britzer, Decker. Kopp, c. Zeigler,
ZeiSler, Beulke, c. Meyer; MeSsrs. Fred
Eiselle Cayon, f. Seibert, G. Seibert, g.
Schultze. F. Mable. Schlick, Gray, Funk.
George HullsicK, Trowbridge. Grunewald,
Leyh, Belhke Phoff.
Freja Lodge No. 10, I. o. o. f.. gave a pri-
vate masquerade ball Wednesday night at
ODD Fellows hall. At 10 O'Clock the dancers
unmaSked. The music was furnished bV the
Twin City Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar club.
which played until long after midnight for
the $50 people who were present. The reeep-
ton committee consisted OF Messrs. o.. l..
Roach, f. N. Norquist and Dr. S. p. Sand
berg.
La Sale Camp No. 81, Workmen of the
World. gave its second reception and social
day evening. The officers OF the
camp received the guests. assisted by
Messrs. George G. Lambert |. K. Pat
node and p. A. Deslauriers. The floor man
ayers were Messrs. L. n. Bazilie, A. Char
bonneau and John Bourgeault Jr. Seiberts
orchestra furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Combey, of Olmsted
street, entertained the Lower Town Cinch
club Wednesday evening at their home.
Those winning prizes were: MeSdames
Hart. Richerson. Cumbey. and Miss Alex
ander; Messrs. Baure, Powell and DR.. Miller.
The next meeting of the club will be with
Mr.. and Mrs. U. d. Miller, sol Westminster
street.
A pleasant party was given by Frederick
EiSele at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
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day evening. About fifteen couples were
present, and they enjoyed cards aud music
until the midnight hour. The winners OF
the prizes in the cinch game were Fred
Schllck and Agnes Erickson.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten.
dered to Ed Mailer of Mt. Ida street, by
number of his friends. Progressive euchre
and dancing were the features of the even
ing. The Metropolitan orchestra was pres
ent and aided largely in making the evening
enjoyable with its beautiful melodies.
A joyous party of youths surprised Miss
Kilt Malone at her residence, $40 Cedar street,
last Friday evening. A most delightful even
ing was spent. Cards, music and games made
the time pass too quickly for the happy
young people. After II delicate repast was
served.
West Side Lodge No. LOG, /. o. o. F., gave
delightful ball Monday evening at their nall
in Marti's block, South Wabasha street.
About seventy-tve couples were presentand
as all of the arrangements were OF the best, a
very pleasant time was had by all in atten d.
aIce.
The railway clerks gave their second social
hop at Westmoreland hail Tuesday night,
and it proved very enjoyable affair. The
music was furnished by Kleist's orchestra.
The dancing programme was interrupted at
9 O'Clock with an impromptu supper.
A social hop was given Monday nightat
Lifts hall by the Independent Four club to
about seventy-ive couples. Light refresh
ments were served from prettily decorated
little tables placed at one side of the hall
Dancing continued until a late hour.
Mrs Kenworthy and Mrs. E. L. Congdou
gave a very pleasant supper at the home OF
the latter on Thursday, being for the benefit
of the Ladies' Aid society of the Knox Pres
byterian church. There was large number
out, considering the storm.
John Wann gave dinner at the Aberdeen
to a few friends Wednesday evening The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Tarbox MIR.
and Mrs. Carl Themes Hon. r. X. Nelson,
Hon. W K. Merriam, Miss Nelson. Miss Mann
and Jane Moore.
1.-THE Hazel club gave a select dancing party
at Wagner hail Thursday evening last. About
thirty couples danced to theipleasant strains
of the Metropolitan orchestra Their next
hop will be given at Twin City hall on the
goth.
The ladies of the Grace Methodist church
gave a well-attended musical and literary ell
tertainment followed by refreshments in
the parlors of the church Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of Central Park NJ.
e. Church was pleasantly entertained by its
president Mrs. A. p. Cameron. OF Irvine
park. Thursday afternoon.
The Irish American club Hospitality enter
tained members of the legislature at a dance
given in the club rooms in the Endicott
block Tuesday night.
The ladies of the King Street NJ. e. church
gave a very enjoyable dime social last even
ing at the Morrison residence, corner Ottaw O
and Sidney streets.
Miss Middleton and J. E. Middleton, of
Bates avenue, gave delightful dancing
party to about sixty of their friends Thurs
day evening.
Miss Alma Harris. of Ada street. celebrated
her fifth birthday yesterday by giving pleas
ant party 10 her young friends from to q
o'clock.
The young people of the Atlantic Congre-
gational church gave well-attended social
in the parlors of the church Thursday even
ing.
Court Minnehaha No. 955, I. o. F., gave q
very enjoyable literary and musical enter
tainment at Westmoreland hall last evening.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Johns Church
was entertained by Miss Brown, of $40 Port
land avenue, Thursday morning.
1.-THE Independent Euchre club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mrs. &. T. Cliff
ford, of East Winifred street.
The st. Peter Street Bachelors coterie gave
a very pleasant party to their friends last
evening at the Hotel Roleau. About twenty
couples were present.
Monday evening the Entire Nous Euchre
club was very pleasantly entertained by Miss
Agnes Devereux.
Mrs Anthony Yoerg Jr entertained the
Ladies Euchre club at her home yesterday
afternoon.
The Red Rose social club gave dance al
Gray's hall, on st. Peter street, Thursday
evening.
The NIinuet Social club will give its fourth
social hop in Central hall Tuesday evening.
April IS.
A concert will be given by the young
people Of Clinton Avenue Nj. Z. church
April Is.
The Hazel club gave delightful dancing
party at Wagner's hall Thursday evening.
Miss Johanna Hall entertained the H. o.
p. club very pleasantly Friday afternoon.
The Comus Cinch club gave large dancing
party at the Colonnade Friday evening Z
The Comus club gave large dancing
party at the Colonnade last evening.
Mrs. Larkin, of Virginia avenue, gave q
euchre party Thursday evening. So