St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

One of the leading features of the week was
The annual ball of the Junior Pioneer hsso-
eiauou of Ramsey County, which charming
event occurred at Turner hall. Old and new
st Paul were linked together III still closer So
eial bonds, and the past present aud future
of the city and county were well talked over.
THE entire assemblage took part in the grand
march, which was led by Henry Weber
Many Of the pioneers upon whom age has
begun TO tell, and who thought that they mad
appeared upon the floor for the last Tune,
Joined in the grand march with all the pleas
IRE experienced i'll their younger days, Wnen
st. Paul was but small settlement Inc
programme of the evening comprised twenty
four numbers each Of which was dedicated
to tn, memory of some illustrious pioneer.
The programmes were in the form OF pretty
souvenirs. There were several hundred
guests present, and the event was one Of the
most successful ever given by the associa-
zion.
The bachelors party given by Messrs. ALI
son, Burkhard, Hough, Mears, Reinecker,
Sutmar and Winker Friday evening at Al
cayde hall was complete success. There
were forty couples present. and thoroughly
good time was enjoyed by all. Refreshments
were served at midnight and dancing con-
Ginued until late hour. Among those pres
ent were Misses Freeman, A. FreeRan,
Burkhard, B. Burkhard Reinecker, D Rein
ecker, Allison, 8 and J.. Allison, Wineker. K.
and c. Winker, LOhlker l.. LOhlker,
dIeinein. Heyener, Schlieman, King Barber,
Drake, Granville, Lothmann, McCray, kle Ter,
HOugh, Lawrence, Earhutf, s. EarhuH. Hight,
Strickland and Mrs. HeVener; and Messrs.
Wichman, Burkhard, Deebach, Freeman,
LOhlker, Craig, Lawrence, Nlenaber, West
lhal Barber, Plum. Lothmann, Dr. Day
Eddy, Hawthorne Albrecht Jewell, Hough,
aereiter, Lock, Pfacger, Stone. Benz and
Dcvener.
Monday evening last a large party of
friends pleasantly surprised Miss julia Ma
sOnev at 2S2 West Sew enth street. The at
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repair to Twilight hall TO find room for dane
ing. Refreshments were served at II. Among
those present were Mrs. Ames, Howe, Mead,
Calkins, Misses May Wallace. Emma Daw-
ron, Nellie F. smith Bee Graham, Mary
ford. Mary Lee, Sadie O'Donald,
Misses Nolan, Katie Smith, Kate Lavell,
Mary Flarthy. Mullen, Stoneguard, Famed,
Joe MahOny, Steward, Julia MahOney;
Messrs RYAN, Nagel, Dunn, Lyman, Graham,
Little, Lyman, enson, Wright, Holman,
Bonen Dulhe. O'Rourke. Fisher, McDermitt
Mcclure, Noaha, Browning, Cross BIngal,
Howard, Darling.
Miss Annie Murray entertained the Sunlight
Social club with large dancing party last
Tuesday evening. Miss hurry was assisted in
entertaining her guests by Misses Nellie and
Kitty Moran Dancing ard music filed up
the evening. Among those present were the
Misses Nellie Roach, Annie Manning, Far
Teu. Wright Marcclla Smith, Lilly Lynch
Mamie Dietrich, Katie Wagner, Grace Carroll,
Walterstock, Nellie and Kitty Moran Cant
well. Ryan, Dieter, Mamie Holland and
Welde; Messr. VIII Fitzgibbons, John Wag-
ner Ed Burke. c. ". Spell, Il. O'Connor,
smith. Thomas S. Cushman, j. Tubbesing,
Hardegan. Weizer, John Humnel, NJ. c. Nc
Graw. Wallace T. Gleason, John Bell, Peter
Son and Granger.
On Thursday evening the masters and
misses of the West side got up a masked
surprise party and repaired to The house of
Peter TaItner, 113 Winstad avenue. and q
pleasant evening was passed. Refreshments
were served. Among the masked were:
Misses Lulu Baker, Mary Prinsen, Katie AL
len Mamie Mcnamara. Hattie Karnany Inez
Galloway, Mamie Leitner, Ida Duucanson
and Jennie Anderson: Masters Waller Berg,
Arthur Fabs Lester Thayer, Louie Staven,
ed Prinsen, Allie Foster, Frank Berg Gert
DuncausOn, Andy Provost, VIII Provost and
Charley Pierce.
Mrs Henry c. Burbank. of Exchange
street. entertained some fifty young men
and women at her home in honor of Miss
Jessie Schulten and Miss Mitchell, of Mime
apOliS. Those present were Misses Officer.
Gilfllan. Morse, Mcclure Borup, Newson,
Allen, Horn, Whitney, Kelf, Messrs. Com
stock. Alden, Officer Smith, Mcclure, SKIN
ner, Holbrook, Castle, JOY, Sommers Bige-
low DcWart, Mitchell, Ref, Horn, Nc Ciure,
Kirby and others.
Several box parties were given at the
metropolitan Thursday evening. In one
party were Mr.. ana Mrs. Archie Driscol,
Misses Gotham. MesSrs. d. ID. Armstrong and
w. c. Read In another were Mr.. and Mrs
Ansel Oppenheim, and i'll third Mrs. Lane
X Stone, Miss Gordon and c. W Gordon.
Friday night the kellogs and Severances
made up family party to enjoy 1.-The Pro
fcssors Love Story" DR.. and Mrs. Ancker,
with a few friends, had the adjoining box al
this performance
Mrs. Lamborn. of Dayton avenue, gave q
large ladies' luncheon party Tuesday.
Seyenty-five ladies were at the tables, which
were pretlily decorated with flowers Among
the guests were Mesdames Nheelock, Bird
Spauldng. IIolyoke Townsend. Rice. Hall,
Glenn, Miss FooIe, j. q. Adams, Cary,