St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-15

and very unique costumes were to be seen.
The prizes were awarded to Miss Kate Wan
Zer who was dressed at a courter, and Mas
ter John Upham, VINO was Topsy.
most enjoyable sleighing party was given |
Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. l.. G.. |
Cook. The sleigh, drawn by four spirited |
horses contained the following Jolly party:
Mrs Murray, Misses Ida Cook. Louise Muir
ray, Tille Conlon, Annie Cook, Annie Muir
ray. Mary Sherman, Lille Conlon and Katie
Murray: Messrs. Harrison, Farlbault, Helm.
Joe and Ed Cook.
Friday evening Mrs. Mary H. Winslow gave
a theater party TO her friends who occupied
three boxes at the Metropolitan Afterward
the party was entertained at handsome
luncheon. Mrs. Winslow and Nine. Mod
jeska warm personal friends, and the
coming of the tragedienne is always grace
full celebrated by the former.
The young friends of Willie and Florence
Morgan, to the number of thirty. gathered at
their home on Division street and very pleas
antly surprised them Thursday evening.
After an evening of genuine enjoyment Mrs.
Morgan served a delicious repast, and the
| merry guests took their departure
The wives of the engineers will give a ball
at odd Fellows hall i'll aid of the funds to
| pay the expenses of entertaining the ma
| tiohal convention of engineers in 1891. Elab-
| crate preparations havo Deen made to insure
| the comfort and pleasure OF their guests. 1t
| is hoped that they will be well patronized,
and their ball be perfect success.
| Misses Stella and Lutte Hallowell enter
| tained few friends at progressive cinch
| Friday evening, Jan. Is. Those present were:
| Misses Campbell, Yost Holbrook and Clear
man, and Messrs. Bunker, A. Forsell,
| straight, Chairman, Faber, C. Forsell, Nor
| quist, Ramaley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Davenport, of East
| seventh street. gave dinner party TO Mime
| apolis friends last Sunday, the occasion being
| their tin wedding. Tin presents were numer-
| Gus and flowers were in abundance, and an
| exceedingly pleasant afternoon and evening
| were spent.
| The Misses Otis gave very pleasant card
| party at their home on Park place last Thurs
day evening. Those present were Mrs. Greg
! ory; the Misses KiUchel. O'Brien and Sheas-
| green; Messrs. Henry Bloom, Jones' Greg
| ory. Wetherald, Stewart, Ferguson, Sheas-
| green.
Mr. and Mrs George c. Darenfort. of East
Seventh street. gave dinner to Minneapolis
| friends last Sunday, the occasion being their
tenth wedding anniversary. Tin remem-
| brances we're in abundance. The rooms
were prettily decorated with flowers.
| Wednesday evening there was hitching
party which was gotten up by a few mem
bers of the Town and Country club, and
| where, of course, they went to complete the
good time, which they always have on such
| occasions.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. H..
| Linton and the Misses Linton, OF Mime
| apolis gave reception, and about twenty
| five of the guests went over from ST. Paul
/ was said to be a particularly handsome
| affair.
me residence of Mr.. D. P. Scanlan, on
| Burr street, was the scene of pleasant sur
prise party last Tuesday evening The guests
| numbered about twenty couples Dancing
| and playing cards was the order of the even
| ing.
About twenty people attended the ''at
| home" of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Linton. at
/ M1nneanOliS "Wednesday oVAnlnp. Another
| enjoyable afternoon affair was the enchre
party given by Mrs. John Townsend Thurs
day.
At 1:3O Friday afternoon Mrs. Oscar Taylor
| entertained number of society friends at
| luncheon. Mrs. W. E. Bramhalls tea was
another largely attended affair, and the table
| and house decorations were very beautiful.
The Misses Mamie and Nellie Genois, of 61O
:. Robert street, pleasantly entertained num-
ber of their friends Wednesday evening wi th
| progressive cinch and music. Prizes were
| awarded to the best players.
Saturday afternoon, between the hours of
| and g, Mrs. Esther Lenard Shephy and Mrs
| Duff received number of friends at tea,
| gwen at u st. Adams street, the home of
Mrs. Shephy.
Monday evening last the Royal Arcanum
| had all installation OF officers and wound I'D
| the evening with a social dance There
were over 100 couples present. and all joiued
| in the fun ana declared they had an elegant
| time.
Harry and Miss Minnie Lerch gave card
| party to number of their friends at their
home on West College avenue Wednesday
| evening last.
| Last night the German club, of Minneapo-
is gave party, which was attended by a
number of the young society people of ST.
| Paul.
Mrs. William Barrett and daughter Alice
| who have returned from Chicago to reside
here, are at home at 81 Pleasant avenue
Mrs. George r. Fling, OF Ashland avenue.
| gave very pleasant euchre party Ill obsery-
anee Of her birthday Monday afternoon.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Mar
| hnson, of Livingston avenue. entertained a
| number of their friends at their home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneemann, of West
| Congress street, entertained the Plateau
| Euchre club Thursday evening.
/ Gen. and Mrs. Merritt entertained num-
Der OF their friends at dinner at the Aber-
deen Sunday evening.
Mrs. Willie Winslow, of the Aberdeen,
| gave lunch and theater party at the Metro
| polltan last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Shepley, of St. AIbans
| street, entertained a number of friends at O.
| tea this week
Mrs. Merritt gave a breakfast to about a
dozen of her lady friends Wednesday at the
| Aberdeen.
Miss Fannie Hamlin Of Plum street enter
| tanned the H. o. P. club Saturday afternoon.
The Xxx Euchre club was entertained by
| Miss Terese Lyons Wednesday evening.
Miss Alice Walther. of Sibley street. enter
tanned the Mistletoe club last evening.
| Mrs. Conrad GotZian gave lunch at the
Aberdeen Thursday aftern oon.