St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-08
Charles Karmanys George stsson, Harry

Charles Karmanya George Sisson, Harry
Berkyard, Civil Berthan. Walter Cook.
A party of ST. Paul young people made up
a slelghing party. under the chaperonage OF
Mesdames James Prendergast and j. II. Cnd-
dy, for oodruff's club house, Merriam Fa *.
Kleists orchestra furnished the music. The
following are the names of the party: Misses
Prendergast. Nettie Prendergast Butler
Brennan, Burke, Redding, Starkev, King,
Newell Fitzpatrick, Kelly (Mir nea ols)
and Messrs. Cuddy, McCau!ey, j. P. Mel ldy,
Redding, Kelly, Brennan, James Prendergast
e. Melady, Burns Joseph Prenderga,t, Dom
nelly (Minneapolis) Fitzr atrick, Rodney,
Newell.
Miss Elsie Wyand and Miss Allie Furlong
gave very pretty tea at the home OF Miss
WAND on Selby avenue Friday afternoon
from to o'clock. The house was daintily
trimmed with roses and carnation pinks Gni
wreaths of smilax. Among the young women
who called were the Misses Elsie Hazen-
| Wrinkle Ida Wilson, Marian Metcalf, Lillian
man. Louise Hawley. Ethel Haisley, Lou
Beck, Gertrude Golfer, Frances Parker, Nellie
! Austin Emily Ward. Kttie florence.
Miss Frances Braatz gave very pleasant
! progressive euchre party on her twentieth.
j birthday New Years day at her home on Ar
| from Minneapolis. Prizes were won by the
| following women and men: 5. Halter, Mrs.
! Richard BraatZ, P. Schlampp, Miss 5. Spell.
| Those present were: Misses b. Riemer, A.
|
| Braatz, s. Zimmerman and 5. Braatz; Messrs
S. and j. Haller. P. Schlampp, j Comes. J.
Townsend, M. Mustard. j. Wagner, r. Thur,
j. him. f. Plant.
Miss Lillian Lamprey, who gave tea
| Thursday of the past week, was ably assisted
| in entertaining her many friends by the
| Misses Emily Cochran, Alice Dawson. Louise
Lndeke, Hattie and Bessie Proctor, Eliza
! beth Won Wedelstsedt. Jennie Lamprey,
Louise BartleS, Mamie Kelly, Marian Kraig,
|
son, Eckley Blaisdel, Florence Hoyt, Fan
chon Hill, of Des Moines; Mabel Gates. Ma
bel Lanpher, Bertha Hale, Mrs Capehart
and Mrs. Judge Egan.
Miss Maud Fasolt of st. Cloud. was pleas
anty surprised by q few of her friends Mon
day evening at the home of Miss Flossie Fer
| rer. where she has been spending the holI-
| days Among those present were the Misses
Maud Faseit, Jennie Nichols, Anna Goldberg,
| Sadie and Allie Morrison, Bessie Schroode,
| Flossie Terrier and the Messrs. Willie and
Allie Nicols Theodore Colberg. Fred Hicks.
Ashel Grainer George Pierce. Willie Short
Thomas Fitield and John Patrick.
A pleasant party OF Minneapolis people
dined at the Windsor Monday evening, and
afterwards took drive about the city. Those
| in the party were Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs b. G. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| A. Knight Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Browning, Mr.
! Mills, Mrs Allard. Mrs. Burnett, Misses Gil
bert and Mott; rMessrs. G. c. Taylor. Allen
Hasty d. w. Lansing, Col. D. L. Wilson.
| Monday evening "a party of fifty prominent
!! st. Paul Indies, chaperoned by Mrs. William
r. Merriam, formed happy excursion to the
! Church OF the Redeemer In Minneapolis,
where an entertainment was given nnder the
direction of the free kindergarten. Mrs. Nc
! Clure gave one of her enjoyable readings, ana
this was followed by tea served by young
| ladies i'll costume.
Miss Lillian Lamprey gave very pleasant
Emily Cochran, Louise Lindeke. Ray Mason
Alice Dawson, Marian Craig, Elizabeth Won
Wedestaedt Eckley Blaisdel, Florence Hoyt
Mabel Gales, Mabel Lanpher Proctor, Hale.
Mamie Kelly Lucy Bartles, Ouglvn, and Mrs
Alexander S. Capehart, who served frappe.
Miss Blanch Dunn entertained party of
| young people at her home i'll the Clinton
flats on Congress street Wednesday evening
| i'll honor of Miss Belle JONES' of Chicago.
Those present were: Misses Ellithorp
Fisher, Ryder, Laura Ellithorp, Doolttle and
| Messrs. Davies, Spear, Fisher, Doolittle,
Prengle and Dr.. Goodrich.
! very pleasant surprise party was given to
Joseph ook Friday evening at his home on
Smith avenue. Dancing and games were the
main features of the evening. A solo by Miss
| Grtfit til was very fine. Among those present
were Misses Annie Hall, Mamie Fabel, MI
ton, Griffith Holman. Mossberger, Molie
] Funck. Emma Funck. Louise Jersey, Ida
Cook, Anna COOK Emma Lamson.
| Friends of Miss Anna Keating to the num-
| Der of a dozen couples rendered her pretty
surprise at her home on De Soto street last
| Wednesday evening. Vocal and instrumental
music, dancing and games furnished enjoy
ment for the guests. who will remember the
evening as one very pleasantly spent
Monday Mrs w. X. Merriam chaperoned a
I company OF young people to Minneapolis IN
Il special car to attend the entertainment at
| the Church of the Redeemer, given in behalf
of the free kindergarten under the immediate
| auspices of Mrs. Lowry.
One OF the most enjoyable dances of the
! season was the one given by the Evening
I Star Social club New Years eve. There were
nincty-five couples present and they danced
! TO small hour. The next dance will take
! place on Feb S.
! The residence of Mrs. Bass, on Summit av-
enue, was the scene of merry party
| Wednesday evening. There were about
/ twelve couples present. and they danced the
cotilion ana a number of new figures were
l. intrOduced