St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
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Craig, Joe Campbell, Fred Cummings
Charles Braden. Will -Cayanaugh, Frank
Rufus Edwards Ralph Eastman, Ned
Blalsdell. Louis Frankel. Max Wiser, Arthur
Guy, Charles Joy. Martin Giesen, Walter
eHoil, Fred Long, Elmer Miller, john McNa-
mara, Harry Morris, John Murphy. Norman
Mcleod. AL Naylor Keith Nayior. Leigh
9Pruden, Robert McCloud, Will Napier Carl
Richardson, Joe King, Herbert Yerxa Ray
Youngman, Arthur Vance, Kenneth Van
sSlyke, Carl Siebold, Frank Thompson, Ray
!, Sven and George Robinson.
. The most delightful german of the year
was that at Mrs. Merriams OH Univerity
avenue FRIDAY night Mr.. Charles Jordan
led, and as leader he is unexceIled The
favors were beautiful Leghorn hats, hand
somely trimmed. There were thirty-eight OF
these, each one different, but each as perfect
as the other. Little japanese baskets were
favors for the women, while queer Daper
dollies, who changed into comical hats and
wide-mouthed, cruel-lcoking alligators, were
for the men, The favors were hung ON tail
Christmas tree in Mrs. Merriam library, and
were taken off and handed round by two tiny
black girls, five years old dressed "A la
ballet" who were introduced as surprise by
Mr.. Gordon. The third fl .ure in the german
was surprise figure. The prizes i'll this were
q silver match box for the man and silver
comb for the woman. Altogether the last
german of the year was a unique affair and
one long to be remembered.
Mrs. Thompson gave pretty party Friday
evening at her home on Laurel avenue, for
her little daughters Hazel andsFlorence. The
hours were from to 10 O'Clock. The guests
were entertained during tine first part of the
evening by magic lantern exhibition, which
was received with applause by the little peo-
pie, and following this little gifts were dis
tributed. Each little lad and lassie was
given a number. The presents bore q cores
ponding number so that no one knew ex-
actly what each boy and girl was to receive.
until the present was delivered to the owner
of the number. The children enjoyed it inn
mensely. Those present were Misses Edith
Moore. Eldred Robertson. Florence Ryan.
Charline Childs, Florence Childs Llllias Joy.
Marian Conger; Masters Albert tiarvin, Eddie
Garyin, jamie Castle. Cliff Riley. Mark
Hawkins, Norrish Thorn, Willius Goldsmith.
John Keane was pleasantly surprised by
his friends at his home on Marion street
Friday evening last The evening was pleas
antly spent in progressive euchre. after
which refreshments were served. The fol-
lowing ladies won prizes: Progressive, Miss
Norah Farrell lone hand, Miss Barrett, and
foot Miss Helen Barrett, while the follow
ing gentlemen were entitled to prizes: Pro-
gressiye, Mr.; Cullen; lone hand, James Cit
tens: foot, George Keane. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen, MIR. and Mrs,
Keane; Misses Melady Josie Keane, Larbar-
deem, Rose Larbardeen, NJ. Murphy, Farrell,
M. Keane. Norah Farrell, Barrett, Byron,
n. Keane and Helen Barrett; Messrs. w.
Murphy, NJ Citizens. j. Citizens, j. Kelly, j.
Keane, Farrell. Larbardeen, George Keane,
James Citizens, j. Murphy.
The society women who are interested in
Miss Sheen and under whose protection she
will read next week tor the benefit of various
charities are among the very best people in
ST. Paul. Those who might be styled her
patronesSeS are: MeSsdames Lewis Baker,
Horace BigeloW, Francis B. Clarke. T. W. NJ.
G G;Giaas Kenneth nan Clark w. r. DoTT'
Furness, G. r. Finch, E. Goodrich, J. j
Hill, Roscoe Hersey, j. NJ. Hannatord H c.
James, Edwin Jaggard. John jackson.
Charles Lamborn, Y: r. Merriam,
RelTs A MonIors K pa Metca R MSses
son, j. H. Stewart, Claiming Seabury, r. B.
Scott, Theodore Schumacher, c.. A. Seer
ance, Lane X. Stone, q. g. Squires, r. K.
Selmes, Arthur Sweeney, j. B. TarboX, Ia.
Wheelock, William WinsloW, C.. A. Wheaton,
g. b. Young.
The Sunlight Social club was delightfully."-
entertained on Friday evening last by the
Misses Nellie and Kitty Moran. A feature of
the evening was the piano trio by Miss Mamie
Moore, Annie Manning and Kitty Farrell.
Dancing cards and various other amuse-
ments filed the evening. Among those pres
est were the Misses Mamie Moore, Annie
Murray, Lille Lynch, Kittie Farrell, Davis,
Starry, Marcella Smith, Annie Manning,
Hartman, Nellie Roach Grace Carroll and
+ Nearing; Messfs. H. NJ. Fifield, Thomas $.
Cushman. FL. Cults. Montgomery. Wagner,
Smith. Will Fitzgibbons, John Harrington,
John Burks, Martley Clark Hard s. Batch
ford, Sherrin Brown, Clancy, Ed Schulty
and t. Murnane
Tbnrsdav nioht q verv nrettv marty was
given az The residence of Mrs. Finch. on
Summit avenue. by her daughters. Lila and
Florence The young people danced from
until II, and enjoyed themselves as only lit
tie people can. Among those present were
Misses May Bend, Celia Kalman, Marian San
born, Bonnie Ransom, Caroline Saunders
Gertrude Bancroft Shirley Kelliher, Mabel
Horn. Abbey Livingston. Elsie Nichols and
Josephine Carr, and Messrs Walter Lindeke,
10 Mckee. Frank Bass. John Berkey. John
Ransom, Frederick Fairchild, Kelliher and
Harry Gemehle
One of the pleasantest events of the week
was the holiday reception atiMalcolm's dane
ing academy in the Lowry Arcade Thursday
evening. About forty couples participated
in delightful programme comripsing many
new figures. The programmes themselves
were charming souvenirs with exquisite
wreaths of holly and ivy on the cover Fa-
vors for the german were tastefully ar
ranged among decorations of holly and
evergreen Messrs. c. W. Sanders, L. w.
Duncan. A. l.. Graburn and f. l.. Powers
acted as floor committee
Miss Lamprey, of Central avenue, gave
most enjoyable tea Thursday to number of
Young men and women. The house was
made beautiful by great palms placed here
ana there in the spacious rooms. Smilax,
Cbrictrnas traas roses carnations and others