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

III,
Green, Hilda Nordell, Maggie Shay. Nettie
Knutson. Willie McElveny, Gilbert Stone,
Harry Stewart, Leslie Paydon, Frank Sow
der Ray Green. They all seemed to enjoy
themselves hugely.
The Mistletoe Social club was most pleas
antly entertained by Miss Allie Walther, at
her home on Eighth street, last Friday even
ing. There were q number of invitations
sent to non-memberS OF the club. ana pro-
gramme of fourteen numbers was danceG;
VIII cl made the evening most delgnt1ut
| one. Among those invited were Misses
Johnson Lotta Shepard, Laura Shepard.
| Zahn, Branerd. Cunningham and Bake, OF
Merriam Park, and Campbell, o Brien. kav-
Morehouse Roach. Kuhl, Humphrey, Hart,
Murray, Taman, Rhodes, Walther, Coburn,
Messner Robinson. and Messrs. Campbell,
O Brien. White, Crowther, Richardson, Craig,
McCloud, Robert McCloud, Whitcomb: Dor
man, Heminghous, Towle, Hall, Mcmahon,
| Murray, Green, Blaisdel Morris and Paul
Benz and Ralph Eastman, Nayler, Keith
| Nayler, Douglas and Fred Baker, OF Merriam
| Park; and Will Deith, Gould and Newman,
of Minneapolis.
On Wednesday evening Albert Fl. Marden
was very agreeably surprised by a party OF
friends at the residence of his brother on
University avenue. The evening was spent
in playing progressive cinch. supper was
sevred at IL O'Clock. Mrs Il. Ro6erts ana
Bert Marden carried off the head prizes, and
c. Wells and Miss Rollins the foot. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. d:
Roberts, Mr.. ana Mrs. Pernnagen, Mr. ana
Mrs. E. H. Schoer, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L: harden,
| Mrs. X. Roberts; the Misses Rollins. MISS
| Cora " eld, Misses Grace and Lily McNamee.
| Miss Annie Guerin, Messrs. Barden, hene,
| Perry and Guerin.
A pleasant party was given by Miss Lena
Void at her home on Case street.lasC Satur'
| day night. There were cards aud dancing.
| Among those present were Misses A. Oleson,
| = TAYLOR T. Peterson c.. GilbertSOn, ..
| Void, E. miller, R. Void. A Berg, 5. Tend
| stadt, Waldol Mrs. Waldol; Messrs: Nord-
seng. o. Thorglesen, Peterson, o. Hall, Ly-
stad, Mrs l. Lindstad; Messrs. A. Leiden, ..
| Holt, C. Void, o. Void, G. Wilson, James
| Seatine, John Lindstadt o. Thoustad, John
| johnson, IL. Aamodt, q. Fous, A. Pearl, +.
Bergum, S. Berg. A. Berg.
The Entire Nous club was very pleasantly
! entertained last week by Mrs. L. Nolan. OF
Virginia avenue. After time spent at play
| ing euchre the prizes were awarded to the
| following: Progressive, Miss A. DevereuX; ;
| lone hand, Jack FITZGERALD; BOBBY Miss NJ.
| Fitzgerald. Refreshments were served, after
| which the young folks departed feeling that
their enjoyable time was truly centre nous"
| The next meeting will be held at the house
| of Miss Fitzgerald.
Mrs. j. g. Eiseman, Of 331 Martin street.
| gave q very pleasant birthday party last Sat
| urday evening to number OF her friends.
! These were present: MIR. and Mrs. Luedke,
| Mr. and Mrs. Durment, MIR. and Mrs. our,
Mrs. Meier Mrs Boeter, Miss Katie Meier,
Miss Heheiel, Miss Lusie Welke, Miss Koh-
Ter, Miss Bour, II. a. Blonk A. r. Kosanke,
H. A. KoSanke, NJ. Vast. G.. Blumsted, J.
Shelp, c. Cnutson. H. Heber. E. Olson.
The ST. Paul Press Feeders union will
give their annual ball at Turner hall on Feb.
4. If the elaborate arrangements being made
are to be taken as forerunners of results,
then one of the most enjoyable times booked
for this season can safely be looked for. The
committee of arrangements is composed OF
j. j. O Rourke. chairman; George McNally,
; Michael Marsh, Herbert Marsh and James
Murnane.
The Nushka club held it's usual meeting
Monday night at its club house Oh Western
avenue. The evenings programme con-
sisted Of skating on the club rink at the cor
ner of Holly avenue and Arundel street, with
conversation and refreshments afterwards at
the club rooms. MIS-. j. p. Elmer and Mike
Boyle were the committee OF ENTERTAINMENT
and were ably assisted by other members or
the club.
The third social entertainment by the
Unity guild was given last night in the church
parlors The feature of the programme was
o clever little one-act comedy called Signal
! Service" The young people acquitted them
/ selves very creditaDly in their acting enter
! ing into the spirit of the matter as only
| young people can. Refreshments were
| served at the conclusion of the programme.
The st. Paul Association of Railway Clerks
| gave its first ball at Westmoreland hall Thurs
| day evening, and the event was most en-
| joyable one. MIR. Patrick Scanlon acted as
| master Of ceremony, and the attendance was
| very large. The programme comprised
| eighteen dances The music was furnished
| by the St. Anthony Hill orchestra.
The monthly gathering of the Minnesota
! Commandary of the Loyal Legion at the
! Ryan hotel Monday evening was most
pleasant event. Patriotism and martial ardor
ran high, while social intercourse, enllYened
| by "reminiscences of the past, eXtemporane-
| GUS oratory and music, all contributed to the
! enjoyment of the occasion.
| The young people of the Nusbka club, true
| sons and daughters of the Forth that they
are, took q snoWshoe tramp to North ST. Paul
! last night. There were many funny Incl
| dents connected with the walk as there al
| ways is about anything connected with snow
| shoeing by any one not to the manner
! born
| The managers of the Babies Home desire
! to express their thanks to Misses Bonnie
| Ransom, Maud Borup and May Bend for the
| entertainment which they so kindly ar
| ranged for the benefit Of the home. The
J proceeds of the entertainment amounted TO
| $780,
| The ball given last night under the auspices
| of the railroad clerks association at West
! moreland hail. was attended by nearly eighty
| couples The hall was beautifully decorated.
! The programme of eighteen numbers was
| carried out TO the last dance.
| The Philomathean Society of the Univers
alst Church held its regular semi-monthly
| meeting last evening at Van Ellemeet's hall,
! Moore block, Seven corners. An interesting lit
! erary and musical programme was followed
| by paper on Margaret Fuller" by Mrs.
| Harriet IL. Van Cleye.
The Scrooby club held an interesting ses-
| sion in Plymouth church parlors Friday
| evening when papers were read on John
! Wyclif,' The Literature of the Sixteenth
Century, and kindred topics.
A meeting of Terrace council, Royal Area
nun, was held Thursday night, and arrange
to be given III Paul Martins hall on the
| evening OF Feb. l.
i Mr.. and Mrs. RothchiId's friends gave
them a surprise party OH Mrs. ROthchild' s
thirtieth birthday last week. Cards and
| ing.
The "Sociai Three" club gave their
| second annual grand masquerade bail at
| Gray's hall, ST. Peter street last evening.
The training school Alumni was enter
tained Thursday evening by Miss Sophia
| Zenuer, of 164 Westminster street.
The st Paul Telegraphers' Aid society will
! give their first annual ball at Standard hall
| Friday evening Feb 10.
Albert Zimmerman gave large dancing
party at his home on East Twelfth street last
| Friday evening.
Last evening the Knights of st. George
! gave their eighth annual masquerade ball at
| Market hall.
a concert was given by the Vega Singing
society last night at the Vega and Vasa hail.