St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14

Saturday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. }. Connolly, No 497
North street. it being the OCCASION of
the regular meeting Of the Eureka
Euchre clue. The host and hostess re-
ceived and entertained their guests
most Hospitality. Card playing was in
order until 10 o'clock, when the last
won by Mrs. P. ii. Murphy and e. w.
Harding; lone hand by Mrs. p. II. Muir
ply; progressive by Miss Stenger;
BOBBY prizes by Miss Kaiser and q. f.
HinkenS. Refreshments were served
during the evening, after which dane
ing was engaged in until about IL
o'clock, when all retired to their re-
spective homes with kindly remem-
ORANGES of their host and hostess.
st. Paul Council No. 1876 of the Ma
tional union gave public installation
of officers and entertainment at A. 0.
u. w. hall, No. II East Seventh street,
Thursday evening, Jan. IL, 1894. The
officers installed are: President. j. w.
Morrison; vice president. j. w. Guild;
eX-preSident, j. f. O'Brien; speaker, j.
secretary. A. Z. Campbell; financial
secretary. o. f. Younghans; treasurer.
William McCulloch; usher. A. E. Thorn
as; sergeant, l.. p. Sheehan. j. o.
Granville, the senate deputy, explained
the objects of the National union in
very happy speech. After the installa-
ton vocal ana instrumental music was
furnished by William Mcdonald, A. II.
Fisher and the Stewart Mandolin club.
Supper having been served. the COM
pany INDUCED in few hours dancing.
The DaytOn'S Bluff Pleasure club
celebrated its first anniversary by
dancing party and supper Mon
day evening at the home of Paul
De Haas, of Sixth street. No expense
was spared to make IL success, and it
surpassed the expectations of all. The
roons were decorated with pot plants.
During the progress of the supper sew
eral very appropriate toaStS were made
and enjoyed by all, after which dancing
was resumed, nd the remainder of the
evening was spent most delightfully."-.
Excellent music was furnished by Hill
Yards orchestra. Among the dancers
were: Misses Studeman, Wetmore,
Wielde, Hall. Mertens, Ref, Slgbold.
CRUDE, Meier. the Misses Schetfer and
Miss Hall; Messrs. Eggert. Mertens,
Deebach. CRUDE, De Haas, Bohn, Sic
bold, McClealy. Cook, Fox, Thomas
Kuhl.
Among the successful dances of the
week was one given by the Young |
Folks Progressive Social club in the |
A. o. U. w. hall, on Thursday evening. !
The attendance was not only quite large |
but composed of such class of PEG pie
as would tend TO make their meetings
very enjoyable ones. The 2. S. club
has made a special effort to enlist among
its members only those whose character
and social standing would insure their
being desirable. entertaining and pleas
ing companions. and its efforts to pre-
serve unison of membership and at
tain the highest possible degree of So
ciaiity and enjoyment is fully appreciat-
ed by all who have the pleasure of being
participants of the clubs series of |
dances, card parties, SocialS and enter |
talnmentS.
stalled the following officers on Monday !
night: g. d., E. A. La Dow; c. r., G. |
A. johnson; V. G. r., J. j. Foster; PC. !
r., James Fenstermaker; financial sec
rotary, William j. Broenen; recording =,
secretary, j. E. Rausch; physician, l..
M. Beneye; treasurer. Alex McAuley;
chaplain. George r. Blodgett; S. W..
Samuel Cochran; }. August Hedine !;
representatives to the high court, George
X. Blodgett and James Fenstermaker.
This court will give charity hop at
the A. .. u. w. hall, corner Seventh
and Minnesota streets, OH the 25th of
this month for the benefit of the poor
of the court.
A large number of the friends of John
Z. Mccarthy, clerk of the municipal
court, surprised him on Saturday even
ing last, the thirty-second anniversary
of his birthday. by calling at his resi- !
dence, 41915 South Robert street, in /
body and taking possession for the even
ing. He was the recipient of several |
handsome presents, and several hours |
were passed by the merry company. An |
excellent lunch was served by Mrs. Nc
Carthy, who was voted by all present |
one OF the most capable entertainers on !,
the West side.
About hundred jolly lads aud las |
sizes, together with the RiSdon Mandolin |
club, surprised Miss Rose Davitt, of |
Carroll street, Tuesday evening. |
Among the guests were: Harry Chapel, |
Edith Rutherford, Edith Storms, Jessie
Reynolds, Lieut.. Guy Chapel, Kittle
Collins, Guy Risdon, Julia Risdon, Ben
Knoles, Edith Young, Ed Russell, Maud |
Jeffries, Al Keller, Lulu Nachlem,
Annie Goldie Walker, Snow Allen, and |
Carl Fyr, Fannie Ferris. Carl Ferris, |
Thad JeWett, Nellie Evans, of Mime !
apolls.
An informal card party was given by |
Frank Churchill Bancroft at his home |
on Nelson avenue Friday night. Among |
those present were the following: |
Messrs. AmeS, Appleton, Bend, Breed, |
Busk, Craig. DalrYmple, j. S. Dali
rymDle, Davidson, Furness, Gilfillan,
Higbee, Holbert, HOppin, jackson, Liv- |
ingstone. O'Bri"n, Rugg, Seabury,
Stewart, Stout, J. II. Stout, Timberlake' |
Towle, Warner, Warrens, Whittlesey.
Miss e. Gebhart very pleasant " en- |
tertatned the Excelsior Pleasure club |
at her home OIL Otsego street, Thursday |
evening. Cards and other enjoyments |
were INDUCED in until a late hour,
after which lunch was served, and the |
meeting adjourned to meet again at the |
home of Miss A. Heating Jan. Is. |
Prizes were Won by w. Sweeney and j. |
VergoSen.
Thursday evening Miss Ella Smith
few of her friends at the
home of her sister, Mrs. ID. Mulreine, |
40l Charles street. Singing and music
were the main features of the evening: /
dancing was also INDUCED in.
Friday, the 10Th, social hop will be
given to the students and their friends
at the Curtiss Business college. A good |
is expected. Kieist's orahes-
ira will furnish music.