St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-28
EVENTS OF A WEEK,

A very pleasant surprise was given Mrs. NJ
Flaherty at her home. t5S Robert street. Fri
day even ing by large number of her friends.
Dancing anu games were the features of the
evening. Among those present were: MIR.
and Mrs. Treacey. Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham,
Mr.. and Mrs Norton. MIR. and Mrs. Hugcs,
Mr.. and Mrs Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Canning;
Misses Annie Cullen, Mamie Walsh. Anna
Maugan, Maggie Cullen. Mamie McDonough,
Maggie Hershen, Mary Kelly, Mamie Curry.
Nellie Cullen, Annie McDonough, Maggie
Byrnes. B. FIaherty, Annie hurry. n.
o. o. 'H lfd era Lou Kirby; T.. Booth,
J. Conroy, George GIlkey NJ. McDonough.
T. Farley, P. McDonogh, j. Hushen. NJ. F.
Sweeney. ]. 7. Mccarthy, o. Dunn. George
German. T: Broadman, George Murphy. T. +.
Mack, William Liebrock, NJ. L. Derrig and
Others
The many friends of Miss Katie Flynn
rendered her very pleasant surprise Tues
day evening in honor of her birthday Among
those present were: Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Ger
MAN. Mrs Mrs: Shea. Mrs. Flynn, Lo1tie john
Moare, the Misses Della and Mary German,
Misses May, Gertie, LENA Flynn, Bell
Flynn. Mr.. Schroeder, Mr.. Mckenny. Mr..
Sum Mt. Hanson Msf Mr. RolaW NJ Cody, Mr..
Gaiaher. MIR. Hart and many Others
Last but not least. a bevy of little folks.
who enjoyed the pleasures of the evening as
much as their elders: Master DAME Shea.
u I6.I
geline Greenwing. Katie Shea, Minnie
Potter. Emma Potter.
Tuesday evening party OF young people
surprised Joseph Leppen. of Harrison ave-
| nue., in honor of his seventeenth birthday.
| The evening was spent in dancing. music.
games and recitations Those present were
Misses May Beecher katherine Butler. Mile
Cerny, Olga Hinsch, Emma Horeish, Mia
Jurka. Louise McAter, Bessy Moore. Gather
| inc Nail. Hattie Riebe, Lille Schneider.
Mabel Weisel, Florence Weisel, Alma Lep-
| pen. Lille, Lucy and Harriet Leppen:
Messrs. Robert Lone. Albert and George
Reding. George Thomas. Otto Sobstka,
| Charles Schade. West Swartz, Joseph Swariz,
Frank Schneider, Harry Leppen and Joseph
| Leppen.
, party of young people from Merriam
Park and t: Anthony hull gathered together
Friday evening at the home OF the Misses
| is to be called the 'Cynere club The
i name is taken from the Latin meaning '.alI
! merry" very appropriate name. After the
meeting refreshments were served, ana the
evening was spent i'll dancing, all making
| merry. The next meeting will be held at the
! home OF Miss Rose Barnes. 1t is the inten.
| ton of the club 10 give its initial dance at
Merriam Park some time in the near future
after which they will arrange a series of
| parties.
i One of the prettiest events of the season
was the reception given ut The residence of
| DR.. Beal on Friday afternoon. The ladies
receiving were Mesdames Octavus A. Beal
Dwight H. Watson, Orrison S. Boston and
William B. Stouer. They were assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Charles Langley, of Min
| neal oils and Mrs. Edward Gurnsey and Mrs.
Clarence Merritt. of ST. Paul. Miss Mabel
Boston served frappe ana coffee in the din
ing room which was artistically decorated
in red with cut roses and trailing plants.
The parlors were tastefuily adorned with
poted plants, palms and flowers. More than
hundred ladies called during the after
noon.
Last Wednesday evening William Weyh,
OF Reaney street, was rendered very pleas
ant surprise by number of his friends, he
having attained his majority on that day
Dancing and other amusemens made the
| time fly all 100 soon to those present. and
about midnight light refreshments were
served, after which dancing was again re-
| sumed. After having spent very ENJOYABLE
evening the yonng folks dispersed, Wishing
| their host many happy returns of the day.
Among those present were: Misses Ella
Lindeke, Anna Hamper; Messrs j. Berth, C.
| Schiller.
C. B. Anderson gave a smoking social to
| few gentlemen friends at his home ON Thorn
street Monday evening in honor of his guest,
Thomas Skemp. OF La Crosse. Cards were
| the chief feature of the evening, the monot-
| ony OF which was occasionally broken by
music. r. citation. etc. Fred Ellsworth. of
Minneapolis. an elocutionist of wide re, uta-
ton. gave a selection, while Thomas Hanley
gave very clever original burlcsque. The
evening proved so very enjoyable that they
intend giving many more similar ones before
they settle down to the slaid life of benedicts.
The Young Bachelors Whist club WAS very
pleasantly entertained OH "Wednesday even
ing by Miss Sprague. of 216 Ramsey street
assisted by Miss Miller of Dallas. Tex and
Miss Metcaf, of Louisville, Ky. The prizes
were won by Messrs. McNahon and Lowell.
After the card playing the guests were ia
vored with few musical numbers by A.
ID. Forsyth: and dancing was inu.lged in
until Y 0 clock This was the first of II num-
Der of social events contemplated 10y the
club this season, and was pissed OF very
susp;ciou>lv.
Last Thursday evening the Pande,n oniunl
it's gathered together at the HON OF tn :.
uief imp. aG, Ne>tern a,s,iiie. de i.i.s. !e
I'll M,ntnef there wa, ufiite good attend
aucc, am! h meetn, wn> nnc or uEusua
interest 10 he members. Tie foilowin. were
pc e.; Emiiie D. Edwardsoa, Lizzie