St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-31

Phale, Quillan, Peterson. Leonard.
Carey, Fogg. Strutzell, McEvDy. and
Messrs. F. E. Anderson. George Topper,
Duluth; Hon. c. McMurray. Ro-
barge, G. o. NettIeton, Flynn.
Babbo, Hart, Buck, Smith. c.
r. Trowbridge. Joseph Strutzell,
DIR. Hanley. Mr.. Whitman,F. A. Philips,
George r. Philips. DR.. Kelly, George
K. Ring, Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson. j.
Murphy, f. D.Willis, E. G. Nicely, f. E.
Smith, Stowell Sprague, Mr.. Bloom
Charles Barlow, w. III. PIERCE, j. w.
Finhaut. Sam Wisnom. Mr.. BIZ.
FAIRS, William Henish. j. G. Emerson.
Fred Green, Robert VauX, Harry Par.
ker, N. j. Copp, j. N. Holman, r. Den
ton, u. R. Bartlett, Fred Stewart,
Jones, P. S. Schaub, d. ID. Gallagher.
L: f. Roboreg. J. H: Knoud, Borg.
George Daily, II. 3. Rowell. James Les
lie, F. r. Leslie, Minnesota; f. q. Les
lie. Duluth.
The "Sempara" Euchre club was
pleasantly entertained by Miss Katie
Wednesday evening. The members
present were, the Misses Annie and
Nellie Murphy, Agnes Dempsey, Annie
and Emma Parks, Mollie Fitzgerald,
Angie Mullaly, Virginia McCauIey;
Messrs. Joseph Weber. M. S. Fitz-
gerald, Clarence Roach, G. Cannon, j.
II. Muilaly, M. Lynch, John Gibbons,
w. G. McCauley, w. FL. Felkner. Will
lam Finnegan. Miss Angie Mullaiy
won head prize, Miss Nellie Murphy
loan hand, Miss Virginia McCauley
carrying off progressive; the consolation
prize being awarded to Miss Emma
Parks. The ''Sempara" will be enter
tanned by Miss Virginia McCauley at
her home on De Sofa street. Wednesday
evening, Jan. 3, 1894.
On Thursday evening, Dec. %, at
Lifts hall, there occurred the social
success of the season among club
dances, namely. tue second reception
and dance given by the Getchagamma
club. About seventy couples danced.
The grand march was led by their presl-
Diet, E. j. Carpenter, and Miss Iva
House. During the evening punch was
served, which added much to the pleas
ureS of the merry dancers, and, as on a
former occasion, the members OF the
club showed their capabilities for enter
tanning their many friends present. At
1890 sharp dancing was called to an
end. and as the sweet strains of the st.
Anthony Hill orchestra died away the
patty broke up, every one declaring 1t
was all evening well spent.
The members of st. Stephens Episco-
pal Church, of Randolph street, gave its
Christmas entertainment Thursday
evening. Many beautiful presents were
distributed among the pupils of the
Sunday school, and the teachers were
not forgotten. Everything was nicely
arranged, with great credit to the ladies
who had it in their charge.
The Excelsior Pleasure club held its
regular meeting at the home of Miss R..
Farrell Thursday evening, Dec. %.
Cards were the feature of the evening,
and most enjoyable time was spent by
all. Prizes were won by j. SWEENEY
and Miss l.. Monach. The next meet
Sweeney on Jan. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mannheimer, of Mel.
son avenue, gave lovely german
Thursday evening in honor of Miss f :.
Rau, from New York. There were
forty people present, and Marx Good
kind and Miss Rau led. Refreshments
were served at 80, and the delightful
affair was continued until the small
hours OF the morning.
Leo Goodkind celebrated his twenty
fifth birthday at the home of his par
Friday evening.
The Hazel club gave an informal hop
OH Thursday last. About thirty couples
danced 10 the music of the METROPOLITAN
orchestra.