St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-28
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

A very pretty party. was given by Miss
Minnie Stanley at her home on Minnehaha
and Payne avenue last evening, at. which
there was large attendance. Dancing was
the main feature of the evening" and was
continued until a very early hour. The ar
rangement committee were Miss Minnie
Stanley, Miss Coles and Messrs Erdman and
Lawton. Among those present were the
Misses B. Slater BERTHE Connell, Lizzie
Schrader, Blanche. kittie Croal, Sutton, a.
A. Herrigan, A. K.sElliott Herman, Rose
Daily, May Daily, T. R. Rudy. Julia Bailey.
G. Cholberg, Merrill. Doley. A.. Sehrader, E.
Starkey, NJ. McDonough, n. o,Mally, Minnie
Tenner, I. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Bull;
Messrs. Thomas Kennedy, P. Rosenquist
Arthur Mallett M. McMahon, j. G. McDon-
ough, j. 5. j. Cook, j. A. Tenner Jr.. j. e.
Starkey. c. E. Blodgett, Hurder, Grewey,
Davenport, Bull. P. j. Thlliman. J. C. Ker
herIy, W. c. Thorn, John Foley, j. Creiger,
G. E. johnson, j. G. Council, Ii. X. Cole,
Slater, E. A. Lee.C. K. Pe:tingill, L. Sullivan,
j. P Kyle. II. Noben, j. Lazarus, B. V. Nc
nett Keough, II. Wits, j. Musel B: jenkins,
j. Bush, j. Riaux, w. A. Kelly, Miller, j. j.
Bailey and j. G. Casey.
The Commercial club is an organization of
so many and varied talents that it never
finds itself at a loss to do the right thing at
yesterday afternoon was quite as successful
and pleasant as any Of the many other affairs
which it has undertaken. 1t was called
ladies day." and there was large attend
ance of the gentle fair sex and an evident
appreciation of the efforts of the men al en-
tertaiping There were music, lunch some
short speeches and an illustration of what
the phonograph can accomplish in the way
of orchestral and solo effects. The speakers,
Messrs. Footney and Wallingford, impressed
tf1 lodi no of tO
that they are using st. Paul products in their
housekeeping. = ~
One of the most enjoyable events Of the
past week was surprise party Friday even
ing, rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Paul P. Barthol,
1913 Westminster street. The evening was
spent in dancing, music and cards. Among,
the guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. # !
Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. H. 5. Krause. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Tyndall Mr. and Mrs j. F. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. OConnell, Misses Nellie
Hickey, Mamie Smith, Annie Clark. Julia
Sullivan, and Rose Gormley, of Waseca;
Messrs j. j. Gleason, Will Kemple. D. A.
Hanlon, NJ j. Clark. John VanderIinde, NJ
T. O'Connell, Thomas z. Grace, NJ. S. Law
less, MI. keidy, and w. Il. O'Connell of St.
Thomas.
Mrs. Oliver Dailrymple. of Grove street,
charmingly entertained party of ladies' on
Tuesday last at her home, at euchre party,
which was enjoyed by the following ladies:
Mesdames Barber, E. C. Hopper. DR.. Flagg.
Dr.. Reed, w. S. Mellen. c. III. Carpenter, e.
Pope. j. H. Simpson, E. G. Rogers. H. P.
Horace Thompson. III. F. Stevens, WestfaIl,.
Clark, Kirk, Campbell and q few others. The
prizes, which were exceedingly handsome,
being cut glass pieces, were awarded to
Mesdames Reed. Rogers, Hopper and Barber.
The Festival of Trinity, one of the. great
festivals of the church. will be appropriately
celebrated i'll Memorial Ev. Lutheran church,
West Sixth street. near Exchange. on Sun
day, May %. The themes will be. for the
10:30 a. m. service, THE Three Holys," and
for the 9 p. m. service, 'Oh, the Depth
Memorial day will be kept by appropriate
services on Wednesday evening. On this
Sunday the mite boxes for the children will
be returned, as June will be the 10th ami
versary of the founding of the English Luth-
eran work in st. Paul.
One of the pretty social events Of the week
was birthday party given by Mrs j. Enter
man, 1871 Minnebaha street, last Wednes-
day. The members Of the d. B. Social club
were present. Cards and supper passed
away very pleasant evening. The men,
bers present were: D. Fl. Davis and wife,
Karl Gerstenmaier and wife, George Weyh
Jr. aud wife, A. L. Eisenmenger and wife,
Mr.. Klosterman AMI wife, A. Gelterman and
wife, MIR. Werlngton and wife, Charles
Schroeder and WIFE j. Luther and wife. and
Mesdames George Weyh, P. Crleger and Miss
Rosa A. GeIterman.
Division No. g. A. o. H., have completed
arrangements for the entertainment to be
given next Monday evening, and long and
varied programme has been prepared After
the entertainment the floors will be cleared
and those wishing to dance can do so. The
programme is as follows Introduction, med
ley, by Twin City Banjo and Mandolin club
address, Home Rule Hon. j W. Willis:
song, Come Back to Erin" Miss F. A. Nc
Delaney and Kelleher; address, j Cava-
naugh: song Kelly and Carey,
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
O'Regan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dawes Misses Mary
McElliott, Lena Hazelbath, Walsh, Iren
O'Regan. and Messrs. James Nolan. William
Davis visited Mr.. and Mrs Jerry barley. of
Langdon, on Saturday evening. The time
was pleasantly passed in dancing, cards,
singing by Mrs. Dawes and some difficult
selections by Miss lizzie barley on the
piano The party had jolly good ime and
will long remember the sincere hospitality of
the host and hostess.
Next Friday at High School hall the kin
dergarlen class will entertain their friends
in a pleasing manner by giving an exhibit
ton of their method OF lnstructing the little
ones. which will enlighten good many in
the way in which the children learn. The
class is composed of twelve or thirteen
voung ladies' and a cordial invitation has
been extended to all to gather at the school
on Friday next at o'clock and see tor
kindergarten system
The Entire Mons Euchre club held its last
meeting at the residence of Miss May Fitz-
gerald. Como Park, and was delightfully."- en-
teriained by the kind hostess, assisted by
Miss Mcclellan. Prizes were won by Ed
ward bowling and Miss Ines Devereux The
Climb will hold its next regular meeting at the
residence of Miss Ines Deyereux. 615 North
GrOtto street.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Division No. g
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers. gave
its second annual BAH Tuesday night at Odd
Fellows hall. Supper was served in the
dining room of the hall during the intermis-
sion, About seventy couples were present
the Peoples church kitchen garden de-
partment of the industrial school gave an
exhibition of the methods of teaching in the
lecture room of the church last evening.
During the afternoon reception for the
parents of pupils was held from to 5.
Walter Reed entertained number of his
friends Friday afternoon, st the Albion, with
progressive euchre. The floral decorations
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