St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-07

MIR. and Mrs. L. ii. Murphy very
pleasantly entertained the Eureka
Euchre club last saturday evening at
their home, No. 734 Reaney street .
Card playing was engaged in until 1880
p. Ill. Head prizes were won by Miss
Mabel Murphy and Frank Murphy !;
progressive by Mrs. George Jones; lone
hand by Mrs. George f. Hinkins; BOBBY
prizes were won by Miss Stenger and
j. F. Johnson. When card playing
ceased refreshments were served, which
stimulated the guests for further enjoy
ment. The next in order was singing,
the special feature being the duet sung
by Mrs. p. ii. Murphy and j. +. John
son. w. A. Johnson then treated the
club to recitation, which was enjoyed
by all. With many wishes for happy
New Year to the host and hostess, the
club closed its last meeting for the year
1898.
Friday night merry party of young
people. armed with the necessary para
phernalia of a sleighing party, took a
trip to the home or Mr.. and Mrs. Mills,
of Rose township, where they INDUCED
in dancing until midnight, after which
an elaborate repast was served by the
ladies. The following were or the party:
Misses Lisbeth and Margaret Butler,
Lille Schallert, Kate Webber, Crosley,
Minnie Larkln, Julia and Kathrine But
Ter, Baums, Mrs. Clark and Miss Falk;
Messrs. +. Baums, J. j. Gleason, w.
Weber. f. Austen, Fay Smith, f. A.
Fallihee, Wallace L. Larkin, Hoyt Il.
Hauser and w. H. Kormpel.
The Terrace Pleasure club gave its
first masquerade party at % South Wa
basha street Friday evening. Selec-
tons from r. Groh and dancing were
the features. A few Of the best suits
were: Miss l.. Erie, as a peasant; M.
Imhotf, Italian; A. ferguson, monkey;
1. Lynch, clown. Among the many at
tending were: Misses McHenion, Lu
Hoist, A. Basson, Katie Mannea, May
Murphy, j. HunIsman, r. Gibbs, G.
Millar. Jennie Belland and Messrs. M.
Stien, George Beavans, E. Tales, Nat
Camitoch, w. Welsh, w. Dindorf.
The Central Social club gave Its third
socia. hop Saturday evening, Dec. 80, at
Central hall, corner Seventh and Cedar
streets. 1t was attended by a great
number of friends and acquaintance Of
the club, who enjoyed themselves to
their hearts content. The members of
this club use all efforts to receive their
friends and acquaintances in cordial
manner, and endeavOr to see that all
have an enjoyable evening. The clubs
next social hop will be given Saturday
evening, Feb. 3. at Central hall. Music
will be furnished by the st. Anthony
Hill orchestra.
The officers of Banner lodge, A. o. u.
W., were installed Jan. by Deputy
Grand Master Workman Blinkhorn.
The following are the officers for the
ensuing year: Past master workman,
w. B. Robinson: master workman, A.
E. O'Neill; foreman, 81. w. Bracket:
overSeer, d. Ramaley; recorder. Stephen
c. Vasaly; receiver, E. E. Hughson;
financier, H. +. E. Witt; guide, T. c.
Holland; l. W., j. j. Wheeler; l. W.,
L. A. Vergoosen. After the installa-
ton refreshments were served and
programme of thirteen numbers was
danced.
that which occurred at the home of n.
E. Solomon, 365 Pleasant avenue, on the
occasion of the marriage of Miss Jennie
S. Hannure, one of the most estimable
teachers of the Jefferson school, to
David Jones, of Rutland, n. d. The
bride was the recipient OF great many
beautiful presents. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Foster, late pastor
of the Church of Christ. The guests
included people from Minneapolis, as
we'll as great many st. Paul people.
Miss Mamie Ledwarg. of CPS Jackson
street. celebrated her sixth birthday on
Dec. 81. The children who helped her
to pass the time merrily were Emma
Reil, Aggie Arth, Robbie Arth, Josie
Arth, Nickle Thili, Garlic Arth, Clara
Arth, Florence Pantke, Gertie Chryst,
Theo Peterson. Raymond Winterer, Ell
vira Winterer, Helen Peterson, of Red
Wing; John Thill, Alphonso Winterer.
George Deggen, Artie Deggen, Freddie
Green.
The Columbian Progressive Cinch
club was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Weisel, of Pleasant avenue, Dec. 30.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes Birch, Good. Haish, Sires. Wag-
ner, j. Smith, Mrs. Lowe, Misses Good,
Haigh and F. Weisel. Messrs. Carter.
Lowe, Mead, Ziegler. Head prizes
were won by Mr.. Mead and Mrs. Good.
progressive won by Mr.. Sires and Mrs.
Haigh, and foot prize by Mr.. Ziegler.
Mrs. A. P. Rotert entertained Hotel
Barteau Euchre club Wednesday even
ing. Her prizes were very handsome,
and were awarded to: Ladies-First
prize, Miss ElweIl; second prize, Mrs.
De Cousens; third prize, Miss Roach.
GenLlemen-First prize, Mr.. Marvin;
second prize. Mr.. Bailey; third prize,
Mr.. Hoag. Mrs. Robarge will entertain
the club Jan. II.
The Excelsior Pleasure club held a
business and pleasure meeting at the
home of Miss A. Sweeney, of De Soto
street. Thursday evening. After trans
acting large amount of general bus
mess, cards were resorted to, and a very
hod Ia oil D.,o
were won by II. Vergosen and j. Ennis.
Miss g. Gebhardt will entertain the
club Jan. IL.
Miss Maggie Melloy. of 655 Plum
street, entertained a number of her
friends at q candy pull last Tuesday
evening. She was assisted in receiving
her guests by Miss Helen Semper. Solos
were rendered by Charlie Freeman and
James Heine. Refreshments were served
at II O'Clock, after which dancing and
games were INDUCED in until a late
hour.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. j RoeIIer.
644 ST. Peter street, assisted by her Sis
ter, Miss Sarah Quinn, gave a very de-
lightfui cofTee to her friends. Among
those present were the Mesdames
Burns, Quinn, sWolfsbery and Roeller,
the Misses Quinn, Howe and Wolfsbery.
The Five Points Athletic club gave a
social hop on New Years night at Twin
City hall. 1t was the prettiest party of
tile season at Twin City hall, and about
eighty couples were present. The Met
ropolitan orchestra rendered a special
programme, which was well executed.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Mrs. Sowders, of Agate Street.
on Monday evening by the members of
Evening Star lodge. Ice cream and
| cake were served at II O'clock. The
evening Was spent in dancingIand card
playing.
Miss Burton. of Sioux Falls, sister
of Mrs. NJ. Rosenholtz, of AS Rondo
street, was surprised by about twenty.
four Of her young friends on Friday
| evening last. The evening WAS Meas.