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tertained last Wednesday evening by
Miss Agnes Dempsey at her home ON
York street, the following members
being present: William McCauley and
sister Virginia, Miss Katie Wilson. Miss
Mollie Fitzgerald, Misses Annie and
Emma Parks, Misses Annie and Nellie
Murphy. Miss Angy Mulally. Clarence
Roach. John Gibbons, Maurice FitZger-
aid. w. Ii. Felkner. Joseph Mulally. NJ .
lynch, Joseph Webber and George
Cannon. Miss Annie Murphy won the
lone hand prize, Joseph Webber the
head, w. II. Felkner the progressive.
| Miss Angy Mulally succeeded in carry
ing away the consolation prize.
A quiet but pretty wedding was SOL
emniZed at the cathedral in this city on
the evening of the nth, when Miss An
ME l. Burke and Albert L. Kershaw
we're united. Rev. DIR. Hebron Off
ciated. Miss Theresa Burke and Frank
E. Otis assisted. Prof. Manner pre-
sided at the organ, and during the i'm
pressive quiet of the ceremony Mrs
Miller, a sister of the bride, sang with
great beauty and pathos sublime offer
tory from Gounod. The bride wore a
and carried bouquet of Pearl de Jar
dens roses. Miss Burke made very
pretty appearance i'll golden brown, with
Merlmett roses.
One of the most enjoyable events of
the week was musical soiree given by
Mrs. G. II. SchDlze, of John street,
Tuesday evening, Jan. 16. Among those
present and taking part in the pro-
gramme were the following: Mrs.
Charles Giffin, Miss Ella Funk, Miss
| Frances Drummer. Miss Cornelia
Schulze. Miss Mabelle Gitfin, Miss Lily
Drummer. Miss Agnes Erickson, Miss
Agnes Drummer and George Seibert.
Particular mention may De made of
Frank Seibert. the young vlolinist. who
rendered most exquisite solo during
the evening.
Miss Kitty Barry entertained num-
Der OF her friends at her home, TS5
Geranium street, Thursday evening.
! j. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Barry; Misses
i Emma Meehan, May DiIlery. Nell
| Flannery, Annie Farrell, Salile Nee
han, Aggie Fetherspie, Sarah Meehan.
! Nellie Meehan: Messrs. Joseph Madi-
gan, John Barry, Joe Ewald. Peter
Boundry. Frank Barry, William Ewald,
Will Smith. Dancing was the main
feature Of the evening.
Miss Katie Churchill entertained a
| number of her friends at 1914 McBoal
street last Wednesday evening. Pro-
| gressive cinch was the order of the
| evening, and prizes were awarded As
| follows: Head prize, Miss Katie
Sweeney; progressive, j. A. Welch
BOBBY prize, John Sweeney. After par
! taking of refreshments, dancing was
INDUCED in until midnight. The even:
was very pleasant one, and will long
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Last Thursday, Jan. Is, at p. m, a
quiet = wedding occurred at Christ
,, church, the contracting parties being
Benjamin g. Warner and Augusta Bar
tells. They were attended by Nance
Adler and Miss Kittie Jones. of the
West side. After the marriage the party
returned to the bridegrOom'S home to
partake of the dinner prepared for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner left for the brides
| home in Rice county. Minnesota. to be
gone one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Annette of Reaney
street, entertained the Jolly leu Euchie
club last Wednesday. Jan. II, and very
| pleasant time was had. Those winning
I prizes were: Mrs. Frank Leadstrand
Faifd j. q. FISCHER, head prizes; Mrs.
| Charles Holland and JIG. Fischer, lone
| hand, and Mrs. A. GuIach and Charles
| IauoSu, uoooy pAiLeo. AlteI IclIeSil-
tlnentS were partaken of Bien Schultz
entertained the club with comic songs
and Rotations.
| The Columbian Progressive Cinch
club was entertained by MIR. and Mrs.
! Good, of Bates avenue, Saturday, Jan.
| -. Those present were Messrs. and
| Mesdames Birch, G. Haigh, Sres, L.
| Smith. Wagner aud Weisel; Misses
Good, Haigh. Wagner and Weisel
| Messrs. Carter. Lowe, Mead and Zieg-
Ter. The head prizes were won by Mr.
Weisel and Mrs. L. Smith, the progress
siYe by Mr.. and Mrs. Bircn.
The Columbian Progressive Cinch
club was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lincoln Good. of Bates avenue, Jan. Is.
| Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes Birch, Haigh. Slres. Wagner.
| L. Smith, Mrs. Lowe; Misses Haigh, F.
| Carter, Lowe, Mead, Ziegler. Head
| prizes were won by Mr.. Weisel and
Mrs. L. Smith; progressive was won by
! Mr.. and Mrs. Birch.
| The sixth annual masquerade Of the
Calumet club was held at Central hall
| last Wednesday evening. and proved d
| success beyond all expectations. About
| sixty couples danced to the strains of
the st. Anthony Hill orchestra until the
| court house chimes struck three times.
| Minneapolis was represented by the
] Idle Hour club. The costuming was
very pretty, many being of original de-
sign.
A slelghing party, consisting of the
| Young Ladies' Sewing Society of the
Cathedral Parish, were entertained on
Tuesday evening last by the Misses
Owens, at their home. 2030 Dayton ave-
nue., Merriam Park. After very pleas
ant evenings enjoyment and partaking
| OF delightful lunch, they took their
| departure for the SANITY City, with
many thanks to their kind friends.
| The Excelsior Pleasure club was very
| pleasantly entertained Thursday even
ing by Miss A. Heating. The first part
| of the evening was spent in playing
| progressive cinch, after which the club
was treated to number of musical
| selections by A. B. Howard. The later
| part OF the evening was spent in games
| and other amuSements.
On Friday evening, Jan. IL, delight
full surprise party from Minneapolis
visited Miss Lizzie Downs, of Martin
| street. Games, music and dancing,
with refreshments, made lovely even
! ing for all present, and the 'SurprISers''
were delighted with the success of their
| plans.
Mrs. M. F. Robarge entertained the
! Hotel Barteau Euehre club in the din
4 ing hall Wednesday evening, Jan. II.
| There were twelve tables a very en-
! joyable time was had. 1t was decided
| to.have dance at next meeting JAM 81.
| Invitations are out for a sleighing