St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-05
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

Miss Doratha Kennedy, assisted by
her brothers, very pleasantly enter
tanned large circle of their friends
Tuesday evening at their home on East
Congress street. Those participating in
the evenings enjoyment were MIR. and
Mrs. Mayor, Mr.. and Mrs. Igo, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Kennedy, Misses Mollie and
K. Rafferty,, Cicil Furlong. Ella Dolan,
E. Dougherty, Sadie Brophy, Nj. Mac
emmy, Misses Heating, S. Brown, Messrs.
P. Sullivan. w. Kennedy, Calvin, Ma
gle, L. Mcclure, j. Ferlong, j. Calvin,
Wagner, Dolan. j. Brophy, l.. Heating,
Gibbins, and others.
Thursday afternoon Miss Frances
TarboX, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
TarboX, was formally presented to So
ciety at a reception given for her from
) to O'Clock. 1t was a large and fash
ionable affair, and was attended by a
very large number Of the society people
of the town. The ladies who assisted
Mrs. and Miss Tarbox in receiving were
Mesdames w. r. Merriam, j. j. Hill,
w. S. Morton, A. K. Barnum, E. A.
Jaggard, E. j. Abbott. T. B. Scott, NJ.
AuerDach, and Misses Hill, Newport,
Gordon. Upham, Grace Upham, Auer-
bach. Purnell. Gotham. Cook, Wilder,
Moore and Mann.
Mrs. Goodwin, of $40 Portland avenue,
was pleasantly surprised by number
of her young friends Halloween. The
evening was spent in dancing. At II a
delicious luncheon was served. Those
| present were: Mesdames. Fannie Co.'S
grave, Clara Roberts, Emma Harvey,
| Nellie Caas, Maggie Mccarthy, Abbie
Farrell, Julia Farrell, Mollie Fitzgerald,
Polite Deveial. Annie Mitchell. May
| Murphy, Mrs. f. Murphy; Messrs. J. j.
Dougherty, Willie Egan, Bert Bowen,
John Gleason. Harry Burrows, George
| Flynn, Morse Fitzgerald, Joe Weber.
j. Smith. t. Murphy, Pat McCauley,
| Mr.. Wright.
Miss Bertha Wermouth entertained a
| few of her friends at her home. 429 st.
| Anthony avenue, on Halloween night.
| Games and music were INDUCED in until
II o'clock, when sumptuous supper
was served, after which the happy
guests repaired to their homes. Among
| those present were Miss Mary Maid,
| Barbara Troeger, Emma Wermouth,
| Annie Kuns, Mamie Feeders, Bertha
Wermouth, Messrs. Berry, Rodeck, An
| drew Waldorf, William Schwenber, F.
| L.. Callan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy's residence, 659
| East Third street, was the scene OF a
| most enjoyable surprise party last Mon
| day evening. given in honor of the
| Misses Derrick and Tracy. After the
surprise had been fully consummated
the sixty-eight couple present whiled
the evening away in dancing. The
| Twin City Mandolin club furnished the
| music for this occasion.
AT the guild room of Christ church
| last evening the ladies of the several
Episcopal churches of the city rendered
welcome reception to Bishop and Mrs.
! Gilbert. Many of their friends, glad of
| an opportunity to welcome the bishop
| back among them, and so much restored
in health. called during the evening,
! and very enjoyable, though informal,
/ y re was spent.
The '.hard times party" which will
| be given by the Non Nobis Solum at
| Central hall tomorrow evening, will be
| a charming affair, as all attending will
| be in hard times costumes, making the
| party most enjoyable. This is a new
and novel feature, and one that every
one should be able to carry out to the
| letter at present.
A delightful Halloween surprise was
| given Norbert Murray, of 25 Irvine
park. 1t will certainly be memorable
event to his many friends who attended.
After an enjoyable evening of game
and trick playing refreshments were
served.
A pleasant surprise party was ten.
dered MI. and Mrs. Keller. of $50 ST
Adams street, last Tuesday evening
Games and dancing were INDUCED in
until midnight when an elaborate
| luncheon was served.
William Stewart, Miss Nellie Derrick
Miss Marguerite Somers, Mr.. Dallancey
Miss Emma Benjamin and John Stasser
attended the party given by the Clar
Campbell club last Tuesday evening al
the Century hall.
DR.. A. P. Keam, who has been sicl
for the past eight weeks with typhoid
| fever, is able to be out again, and viii
soon be attending TO his practice, a.
usual.