St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-05
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Edward and Louise Dorsey gave party to
their young friends last Friday evening at
their home on st. Peter street. 1t was one
of the most delightful events of the season.
One hundred invitations were out, and nearly
that many were present. Music was fur
nished by q full orchestra. The hardwood
floors had been especially waXed for the &C.
casion. Flowers of all kinds were scattered
promiscuously through the house. Nothing
VISA left undone to make the evening most
pleasant and enjoyable one. Among those
invited were Misses Shaw Jeanne and Lilly
Lamprey, Maud Roach, Maud Messner, Irene
Talman. Allie WaIthers, Bessie Gilmore. of
Minneapolis. Lou Duprene, Kavanagh, Kuhl,
Alien, hurry, Flors Messner, Garvais. Dor
sey, Often Hoefer, O'Brien, Maud Espy;
McCloud. Mabon, Crowthers Richardson.
Campbell, Morris. Paul Benz, Will Benz
Hemlnghouse, Hail. Thorn, Allen. Mason,
Eggie, Chapman, McMahan, Houghton. Car
son, OBrien, Hubbard Braden and host of
others.
A very delightful sleighing party was given
by Misses Maggie Fitzgerald and Ella Conley
at the home of Mrs. l.. Fahay, sister of Miss
Fitzgerald, on Whitehall street, last week.
The party comprised about thirty young peo-
pie, who, after spending few hours in rid
ing about the city, returned to Miss Fahay's
and danced till morning. Those present
were: Mrand Mrs. Peter Finigan, Mr. andMrs.
j. j. Calvin. Mr.. ana Mrs. j. O'Brien; Misses
Bessie, Jennie and Agnes Hurley, Nellie Nc
Cauley. Sarah Fahay, Maggie Seaman, Mag
gle OConnell, Anna Furlong and Maggie
Fitzgerald; Messrs John Fitzgerald. d.
Seaman, W. McCauley 4. and j. Powers. M.
OConnell. Charley and Mike Hurley, James
and John Furlong, Martin Gibbons, T. Foley
and A. Dewitt.
A euchre party was given Tuesday after
noon at o'clock by Miss Annie Carpenter at
her home on st. Peter street. There were
eight tables, and among those who contended
for the prizes were Mesdames George Finch,
Fulton Hill, Fred Bryant. Wall, Bramhall,
Smith, John Merriam Granger, Fletcher, and
the Misses Carrie Armstrong, Katherine
Spaulding, Elsie Shave, Humbird, Fairchild.
Florence Fairchild, Denegre. Marion Simp
son. Sophie Grieye, Bessie Sawyer. Barry,
1letue BriSbiue. HarlOn Borup, Beaumont,
Granger, Stella Shave and Miss West, from
Minneapolis. The winners were Mrs. Finch
and the Misses Simpson, Grieve and Elsie
Shave and Mrs. Whitney Wall.
Paul De Haas. of Sixth street. entertained
the Dayton Bluff Pleasure club with progress
sive euchre and cinch. Lunch was served
after the games were done, and the rest of
the evening spent in dancing. The winner
of the first prize was Miss Dueter, the second
Miss Goldie Walker. The gentlemen's prize
was won by e; Fox. Those present were
Misses Goldie Walker Dueter. Queen, Wall,
kuhl. Lille, Eraibe, Masther and Elmer
Schiller, Jennie and Clemie Siebold, Merteni,
Grace Stuteman, and Messrs. Albert Eggert
Ed Fox. Victor Thomas, Nugent, Merteni,
Robert McClurg, kuhl, Carl Siebold and Ell
mer Deeboch.
Miss Anna Pinska was pleasantly surprised
last Wednesday evening at her home on
Geranlum street by number of her friends.
Progressive cincn was the feature of the
evening. Head prizes were won by Mrs.
Hanft and Mr.. McQue; foot by Miss McEvoy
and Mr.. Mcfarland. Lunch was served at
midnight Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Mcfarland. MIR. and Mrs. Hanft
and Mr. ana Mrs. Peterson. The misses were
Katie and Annie Brandharst, Stack, Hill,
Schlick. Hanft and Mary and Maggie Nc
Envoy; Messrs. Miller, Hellmen, Dunbar,
McElroy, King, Wakefield, Mcfarland and
Brandherst.
Mrs. Lamborn, of layton avenue, gave
large lunch Thursday in honor of Mrs. Gran
vile W orrall. There were thirty-sx at the
table. The guests were Mesdames Newport,
J. L. Merriam, j. J. Hill. Ii. j. Horn, Mon
fort. Day. Hutchinson. Perrin, Nichols, Arm
strong, Officer W. G. Robertson. G. B.
Young. j. W Merriam, Flagg, T. DriscoIl, +.
Wiuslow, c. P. Moves, Newell. Severance,
Schumacher, Morris, MacVeagh, Morton, A.
Langford, James Skinner G. r. Metcalf,
Cutcheon and Miss Dinsmore
A pleasant surprise party was given to w.
Zeigler Wednesday evening on East Sixth
street Those present were Misses a. and NJ.
Burkhard, Gretta and Nellie Roach. Mary
Miller, Alice Bolger Mamie Betz, Clara aud
Cora Zeigler Lucy and Jessie Ciemonds, Mar
ion and Julia Howarth. G. Johnson Nellie
Trowbridge, ". g. Burkhard, G. W. Hoag,
Samuel Tubbesing, W. Luchsinger P Het-
eel, c. Sampler, j F. Burkhard. W. Brosse.
The musical soirie given by Mrs. G NJ.
HalloWell of the Barteau. Friday evening,
was very pleasant affair. Among those
G. l.. Morrell, piano solo; Mrs. HaItowell
and Mr.. Morrell. piano duet: several vocal
selections by Miss A!cott. one of St. Pauls
leading sopranos; mandolin solos by Miss
Nellie Hope; Whistling solos by Mr.. Kahle,
of California Mrs Allen assisted Mrs. Hal
lowell in serving refreshments.
One of the prettiest receptions of the week
was that given at Hotel Ryan Friday from
to 6, by Miss Mehl and Miss Lucy Parlow.
The parlors were handsomely decorated in
flowers and plants in pots. Miss Mehl wore
a beautiful dress of pale blue China silk and
pont lace. Miss Lucy Parlow wore q girlish
costume of cream nun yelling and pink
crepe. Over 300 young society people called
during the afternoon.
A jolly party of young people from Mime
apolis drove 10 the city Monday evening and
enjoyed a spread i'll the private dining room
of the Windsor. The young people were
Misses Bessie Buyets Helena Young BERTHE
Atkinson, Eta Keyon, Lizzie and Minnie
Fisher, Mamie Ago; Messrs. A. A. Tinker, E.
L. McGrorey. Harold Wheeler, Lou Ireland,
Ii. j. Hume K. s. Hume j. Woodwork.
Miss Bertha Reinka entertained a number
of her friends at her home on Dousman and
Goodhue streets. \ few of those present
were Misses L. Lunlke, G. Penshorn, B.
MORE. N. label. L. Reinka, G. Woerner, M
Funk; Mesdames H. Leppen, Joe Leppen,
Theo Gronewald, H. Schefnburg.
Camp No. l. Sons of Veterans and members
of the G. A. R.. rendered musical and liter
airy benefit to Comrade Kelly and wife at a.
u. [. W. hall, on Friday, Feb. 3. The Central
orchestra furnished music. The event was
social as well as financial success.
The musicale given Wednesday evening at
the residence of Capt. Blakeley by the ad-
yanced pupils of Prof. Titcomb was delight
full occasion, and partook of the nature of
reception to Miss Edith Wagner, formerly of
ST. Paul. now of Omaha
Thursday evening the teachers of the Sum
day school at Christ church enjoyed a sleigh
ride. After a drive of two hours they were
taken to the home of Mr.. and Mrs Dibbe, on
Dayton avenue, where a bountiful repast
awaited them
Mrs. Henry C. Burbank, of Exchange street.
entertained party of young people at her
home last evening in honor of the Misses
Mitchell, of st. Cloud, and Miss Jessie Schul,
sen. Among the guests was a party from
Minneapolis