St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-28
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Misses Brun. Middleton, Groat, Strong,
Gutmann. Cerny. Starka, O'Rourke.
Rainier. Sherman. Yurki. johnson, Rob-
erts, DevereuX; Nessrs, Simmer, Dreis,
Norman, Gutmann, Simon, Cerny.
O'Rourke, Him, Kuby, Theders, War
rem, Heinen, Dunn. Welsh, Thomas.
Schreier. Roberts, DevereuX, O'Dell,
Waldorf. Rapp, O'Donnell, O'Rourke.
The PhiIomathean society gave a
pleasant dancing party at Westmore-
land hall Wednesday evening. The
music was furnished by the st. Anthony
Hill orchestra. Following is partial
list of those present: Madames Heller.
Stone. Heiss. Grace, Ross and Shea :;
Misses Bracket, Bronson, Cary, Humid
ley, Keller. Norton, Agin. Boston. Leon
ard, Minnie Wilson, Daggett, Burk,
hard, Dibble, Upham and Gibbard, of
Chicago; Messrs. Heller. Ross, Shea,
Gorham, Bippus, Kraft, Bedford, Cary
Holt, Pierce, Cook. Keller, Brown,
Burkhard, Carrier, Trowbrdge, Birch
all, Denton, Williams anti Willis.
One of the most enjoyable slelghing
and dancing parties of the season was
given Monday evening in honor of the
Misses BarrettS, at their home on Payne
avenue. Among those present were
Mrs. John Richet, Miss l.. Meter, Anna
Wagner. Miss Lains, Maggie Adams,
Anna Mulroy, Lizzie Moore, Mary Mer-
tough, May Moore, Anna Moore, Julien
holmes, Mary Wieman; Messrs. III.
Brown. G. Gilkey, e. G. Smith, j. Nor
golf, A. Metzger, &. Peglow, l. Hushen,
j. Moore, A. Brettner. l.. Moore. Nc
Kay, Flaherty, Davis, Breen, McCon-
nell.
The Columbian Progressive Clnch
a., l. al Nv, a,,I NT,.,
Sres, of West Seventh street. Jan. 20.
Good and Weisel. Mrs. w. Smith and
Mrs. Low; Misses Good, Haigh, FitZ-
gerald, Wagner and F. Weisel; Messrs.
Carter G. Haigh, S. Haigh. Hebron.
Low, Mead and Wagner. The head
prizes were won by Mr.. Mead and Mrs.
Good; progressive, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Weisel.
The Columbian Progressive Cinch
club was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lord, of East Ninth staeet, Jan. 26.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Birch, Good, G. Baigh; Messrs. w.
Smith, Wagner and Weisel; Misses
Good, Halgh and F. Weisel; Messrs.
Lord, Mead and Ziegler. The head
prizes were won by W. Smith and Miss
Haigh; progressive by Mr.. Weizel and
MIS-. DliCu, lOOI Wy Ill. OilSH etHo LII o.
q. Haigh.
About fifteen couples drove out to
Merriam Park Monday evening and
stopped at Woodrutf's hall, where lunch
was served and dancing INDUCED in.
Among those present were the Misses
McEvoy, Graham, Smith, Magler, Mon
tague, McSweeney. Alice Montague,
Nagel; and Messrs. DR.. Eshleby, DR.
Orion, F. Listoe, w. Nagel. e. Morton,
b. Denton, jeff Carson. Doyle and Russ
Trowbridge. All reported very pleas
ant time.
Miss May Delaield, Of Chicago, who
is visiting her uncle, Joseph Rothschild,
of Summit avenue, was rendered a
pleasant surprise party last Wednesday
evening by her host of young friends.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
music, dancing and games. About Il
O'Clock lunch was served. All ex'
pressed regrets at the early departure
of Miss Delafeld.
Mrs. j. II. Amos. of 253 Banfil street.
entertained few Of her lady friends a
progressive euchre Yesterday. Foul
tables were played, and beautiful anc
appropriate prizes given to the winners
The Misses Chairman, of 36S St. AL
bans street, gave dancing party Fri
day evening for Miss Hislett, of Mime
apolis. Twelve couples were present.