St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

The marriage of Corporal F. ].
Spriggs, of Company d. and Miss Min
ME l.. Herman took place Tuesday, Feb.
IA, at the home of the brides parents,
No. 252 Grove street. They will make
Duluth their future home.
One of the features of the week was
pleasant SUI prise rendered TO Mr.. and Mrs.
8. Reagan at their beautiful home OH East
Winifred street. Music, dancing and cards
filed the evening. Those participating in
the evenings ente rtainment were Misses
Sue and Mary Callahan, Lucy and Winnie
Reagan Mary ODOnell, n. McGarren, NJ.
Roam. May Minor, Lucy Furlong, Nellie
Wilson. Annie Burns, Kitty Norton, Mamie
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Tierney, Mrs. Reagan,
Mrs. Callahan: Messrs. Norton, Reagan, j.
Callahan, o. Reagan, Joe Sweeney, James
Furlong. II. Smith, Wilson, M. Minor, s. Tier
ney, j. Furlong, j. Sweeney.
Master Alfred Winship, of 252 Martin
street, was very mnch surprised youth Fri
day evening when about twenty of his play
mates and friends came III upon him foA
pleasant time. The evening was spent in
games and music. At 10 o'clock supper was
served, after which the young folks retired
to their homes very much pleased with their
evenings enjoyment. Among those present
were: Misses Tillie and Annie Grote, Cora
and Sadie Loughran, Lizzie Dubean. Helen
Semper, Daisy and Helen StrutZel Master
Walter Rose, Alfred La Belle David Cany
and others,
Miss Julie Costello, of Iglehart street, gave
delightful box party at the Saturday after
| noon performance of "a Railroad Ticket"
The box was occupied by Misses Nellie Max
inson, May and Susie Murphy. Grace and
Katherine Delaney. Alice Nugent, Hannah
Bassford and Julia Costello. In the even
ing, assisted by her many friends, Miss Julia
| entertained the party at her home. The time
was spent in card playing and dancing.
number of splendid vocal solos were rem
dered by Misses Murphy and Nugent and
violin solo by Mr.. Gates.
One of the most enjoyable events of last
/ week was the reception of the Tuxedo Club
| of Minneapolis by the Calumet club of this
| city. sleighing party of about thirty-five
came down from Minneapolis and were
| royally welcomed by the Calumets, who
| able to their visitors. The evening was spent
| in dancing and refreshments were served,
| and it was not until very late that the gay
| Tuxedos climbed into their sleigh and drove
| homeward
The ''Wachepe club gave very enjoyable
| bob ride last Tuesday evening. After riding
| around town q couple of hours they were
| driven to the home of Miss Gertie Brown on
! st. Anthony avenue, where supper awaited
| them, after which the party danced till mid
night Those present were the Misses Daisy
Betteudorf, Belle McPhail. Edith Kent Ger
| tie Brown, Mae Daw; Messrs. Walter King,
Russell Miller Will Cliff. Frank Eubank,
| Oscar Wermuth, Will Brown.
drews society will be celebrated in West
moreland hall on Friday evening. the 24th
inst The musical and literary programme
will be of very high order and the co mmit-
tee extend an invitation to all friends OF the
society TO be present. Among those who
! will take part are Miss Malmstedt of Mime
apolis; Mrs. shea, Miss Swartz. Mr.. Parsons
and j. j Ryder and others,
The next concert of the ST. Paul Choral
| association will occur at the Peoples church
c1o1y Moro 1n1n will
consist of the first part OF Mendelssohn's
''St. Paul" and selections from Handers
Judas Maccabaeus." The following SOLO
| lists have been engaged: Mrs. Agnes Tn ON
son, soprano; William Ii. Rleger, tenor, and
George Ellsworth Holmes, baritone.
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Craig. of Hague
avenue, gave a most delightful progressive
euchre party to about thirty of their friends
Thursday evening. The prize winners were:
First ladies', Mrs. A. +. Thompson; second
ladies', Miss Nellie Jones; first gentlemens,
R. II. Walker; second gentIemen's, E. Burch-
ELL
The Philomatheans will duly celebrate the
birthday Of the father of this country by
conducting dancing party Wednesday even
ing in Lifts Those who have enjoyed the
hospitalites of this society will need no sec
ond invitation to assure them of a warm
welcome and pleasant evening.
A jolly party of young people from ST.
Paul attended the Pythan Dancing club last
Tuesday evening at Merriam Park. Those
! present were the Misses N. O'Halloran, Sis
Walsh, Maggie Byrne, Hannah Reilly and
Marie Walsh; Messrs. Il. Doyle, John Luby,
D. Mccarthy and M. Sweeney.
An entertainment to be called "A Reuter-
Evening" will be given Tuesday next by
Messrs Bartalt and Klingbeil at Germania
Turner hall. The above named gentlemen,
| well known in German-American circles,
will recite some of the best works of the Gel
ebrated poet Fritz Reuter-.
! Mrs. Charles Northen. of Holly avenue, en-
! tertained Yesterday afternoon giving tea in
honor OF her neice, Miss Florence Thompson,