St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-04

PURE

amusements more befitting their gay
and lively spirits. The latter found
time speeding all too quickly while they
were busily employed a. card playing,
fortune telling and talking over the
most interesting topics of the day. The
evenings amusementa were pleasantly
terminated by light repast of very ap-
petiZlng dainties served with coffee. On
Tuesday evening, Feb. Is, the club has
made arrangements to give masque-
rade to its members at Central hall, aud
have engaged the Metropolitan orches
tra to furnish the music while they trip
the light fantastic. Invitations have
been almost universally accepted wher-
ever presented. and it is expected that
a good attendance will vie with each
other in Disgusting their identity.
Last evening the Terpsichorean club,
composed mostly of high school stu
dents and their friends. to the number
of about sixty couples, were rendered
reception III Westmoreland hall, by Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm, their instructors in
dancing. The evening was occupied
very happily. All were in the highest
spirits. and dancing eyes and dancing
feet kept harmony i'll this natural and
wholesome pastime. The politeneSs of
the young ladies and the chivalry of the
young gentlemen was lesson which
needed no commendation as expressive
of the kindness which marks the rising
generation. With Mr.. Malcolm in charge
OF the dancers, and Mrs. Malcolm in
charge of the music, the great ballroom
was resplendent with social and fun
loving gaiety. Several beautiful new
dances were given, among them the
Polka Quadrille, Columbian Lancers
and the Deux Temps, all of which COM
bine many interesting and clever feat
ures. The students are carefully trained
in these dances. which they enjoy as
heartily as gymnastics, and they have
the enthusiasm to give meaning of
soul to their eminently wholesome ex-
ercises. The german, always enjoy
able, proved no exception this time, and
was charming addition to the regular
numbers on the programme. The
toiletteS of the ladies were all lovely.
and with the grace anu joyousness of
the wearers brought brightness to every
eye.
Officer -. Brennan was pleasantly
surprised last night at his home, S94
Albemarle street, by a number of his
friends, being birthday anniversary.
Among those present were Sergeant j.
Ross. Detective j. Enright, Officer M.
Sweeney, Officer j. Martineau, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Degman
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Clark, Officer
1. j. CullenI and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roucht. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowley, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Murphy, Mrs. Sullivan. son and
daughter, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. p. Sheehan,
Mr.: and Mrs. j. ConleY. Mr.. and Mrs.
and the Misses Cloomer. O'Toole. Sui
Ivan, Fallon; MesSrs. M. Clooner, j.
Patterson. P. Shannahan, Furlong. w.
Farmer. They spent the evening in
dancing until q late hour. He got
numerous lot of presents, among them
was sealSkin cap and a number of
boxes of choice cigars and numerous
other articles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Allen, of S35 Har-
denberg place. were pleasantly sur
prlsed by number of their friends last
Thursday evening. The evening was
spent In very enjoyable way, playing
progressive euchro. The prizes were
won by Francis Harrington and Miss B.
Cleary, who carried eff the head prizes.
while Will Cunningham and Miss
Emma Galliyan secured the foot prizes.
About IL O'Clock an elegant lunch was
served, that had been arranged for un-
known to Mr. and Mrs. Allen, and CON-
pleted the surprise of the evening.
Those present were the Messrs. James
Dunivan, j. NJ. Quinlare, M. P. Murphy,
W. Cunningham, Thomas Conry. Francis
Harrington and NJ. Luless; the Misses
Mary Morph, B. Cleary, L.. Allen, Alice
Redding. Mary Allen, Lizzie Cave
ton, Nellie Gallivan, Miss Lamb and
Emma Gallivan.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Frank Sachse enter
tanned the Mid-winter Cinch club,
Wednesday evening. at their home on
Western avenue. Among the members
OF the club present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. HalloWell,
Mr. and Mrs. Goss, Capt. and Mrs.
Lowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Hender-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramaley, Mrs. Engels. Mrs. Win
chell, Misses Lena and Hattie Tramm,
Daisy Webb, Mrs. Mckenzie; Messrs.
Schooley, Renne and Judge Cory. The
prizes were won by Mr.. Johnson. head;
foot; Mrs, EngelS. ladies' head prize;
progressive, Mrs. Ramaley; Miss Hattie
Tramm, foot. Mrs. johnson will enter
tain Wednesday evening, Feb. Z, at her
home OH Sherburne avenue.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered MI. and Mrs. Ii. G. Harmon
Friday evening at their home on Charles
street. The main feature of the evening
was progressive cinch. Among those
sresent were Mr. and Mrs. Holly, Mr..
and Mrs. Greening, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
risford, Misses K. Rain, M. Glen, 1.
Rain, M. Nealy, III. McKeega !, A.
Nealy. M. McIvoy, NJ. Nagel. L.
Downes. M: Clancy; Messrs. T. j.
Nealy, DR.. Russell, w. j. Seeehv, D.
Markley, w. Mcdonald, j. Rain, w.
Nagel. NJ; Smith! G. K. Davis. NJ.
GenZer. The head prizes were carried
off by Miss NJ. McKeegan and L. j.
Nealy. After a delightful lunch, music
aud singing, the party dispersed.
A pleasant surprise party was given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. b. HolmquIst,
of Acker street. Oh Thursday evening.
The younger people danced to the
music of Pankopf's orchestra, while the
older guests played cards. Lunch was
served at 10:30. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames McCleary, Sow
ders, Arbuckle, Allen. Nafie. Faust and
Ristlne: Mesdames Herr, Strickland,
Mcdonald and Briggs; Misses Lydia
McElroy, Edna Sowders, Lydia Briggs,
Gladys Briggs. Kate Allen, Jennie |
HolmQuist, Winnifred Briggs. Inez
Allen, Belle Johnson. Ella Bailey, We
Der, Landin: Messrs. r. Bailey, Steve
Jensen. w. Farmer. Frank Ho!mquist,
A. johnson, Roy Jensen. R. Ackerlnan,
Bert Holmquist, Charlie Strickland.
Mrs. Ralph Mead gave a reception
and dancing party Thursday last. The
parlors were beautifully decorated for
the occasion. Miss Kathryn Wurst sang
very acceptably. and Joseph Hart and
Mr. Lee gave several recitations, which |
were appreciated by all. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Stone. MIR. and Mrs. Gooding,
MIR. and Mrs. DelanY. DR.. Miller, wife |
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards. |
Misses Lester, Smith, Cole, Freeman,
Archer. Sloan, OBrien, Kelley, Bates, |
Wurst. Allen, D0ran, Howe, Smith, and !
Messrs. Freemann, Kent, Boumann.
Richards. OBrlen, Sweeny, Hart, Lee, |
Kelley. Johnson, Deter, Beck, Carlton, |
Murphy, Libby. Schmidt, Connolly, |
Howe and Weber.
MIR. and Mrs. r. j. Lice, of 223 Car
roll street, most delightfully."- enter |