St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-28

were served at midnight. Music. games
and dancing made an enjoyable even
ing for all present, after which they
returned home.
A jolly party of Young folks drove
over to Saltwater one night last week
and gave Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Grant a
pleasant surprise. The party was chap
eroned by Mrs. August Beawmaster, and
given in honor of her guests, Miss Helen
Waugh, of Chicago. and Florence Stan
holdt, or Cleveland. D. The evening
was spent in dancing and riding around
the city. The party then drove home,
and all report delightful treat. Those
who participated were: Mr.. and Mrs.
G0rnaly, MIR. and Mrs. j. Fontain, DIR.
JOnson and Edith Herman. of Mime
apoliS; Harriet Van Slyke, Ella Camp.
Mary Ludlow, Bessie Hale and Helen
Crowley; Messrs. Horace Van Slyke, j.
B. Scott, G. NJ. hurry, j. Hansen,
George Brand, Fred Clark and G. Han
sen.
The meeting of Sibley Council No. 8,
Junior Order American Mechanics, last
Wednesday evening, was of much in
tereSt, and much enthusiasm was dis
played by the members present. Wash
ington Council No. l, of Minneapolis,
was we'll represented in spite of the
extreme cold weather. A committee
was appointed by Sibley council to ex-
tend the aid and influence of the coun-
Gil to the securing for st. Paul the
national encampment Of the Grand
Army of the Republic in 1895. Sibley
council will join Washington and Lin
coin councils of Minneapolis in celebrat-
ing Washlngton's birthday no Feb %.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Haro, of Lisbon
stree were pleasantly surprised by
| number of their friends last Saturday
evening. The evening was spent in
dancing and dainty lunch was served
at midnight. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Tierney, Mr.. and
Mrs. McCaul, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
RemsuIer. Mrs. Hill; Misses Kavan-
augh, Bremen, Egan. Ida Bremen, Mamie
O'Neil, Mamie Fahey and Cumberland;
Messrs. Holland, Bremen, Moore, Charlie
Bremen, Fahey and others.
The regular weekly drill of Company
ID, First regiment NJ. n. e., was pleas
antly concluded last Thursday evening
with an informal hop. Some fifty
couples joined in the dance, there being
an excellent string orchestra present.
Company ID is paying considerable at
tention to the eXtended-order drill and
the DayOnet exercise, in both of which
the company is becoming proficient.
The examination for corporal in the COM
pany will be completed next Thursday
evening.
The Golden Hour Star Social club
gave its first dance Friday night at the
home of Miss Ada Adsit, and an enjoy
| able evening was spent. Among those
present were the Misses Ada Adsit,
| Laura Kent, Ada Shiber, Bell Monahan,
Ann Monohan, Mary Wilharber, Mag
gle Birch, Maggie Kenny. Daisy Behr,
Florence Haynes, Mary Ahaw, Fannie
Birch, A. Jones, j. Carruthers, Frank
Brown.
At her home on Sixth street Mrs.
Emil Geist gave a ladies' progressive
7 euchre party on Thursday afternoon.
After the game a delicious repast was
| served. Those present We're Mrs. Don
| nelly, Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs.
Danz, SchmitZ, Mrs. Mullen, Mrs. Erd,
! Mrs. Amos, Mrs. Golf, Mrs. Hoag, Mrs.
| Hilbert, Mrs. Penner, Mrs. PaegeI, Mrs.
Seng. Miss Mitsch.
| Mrs. NJ. Ii. Herman, of 1856 McBoal
| street, entertained her lady friends at
| progressive euchre on Monday after
noon. Those present we're: Mrs.
Geist, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. Refs, Mrs.
| Stocker, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Seng, Mrs.
| 'SCllIultL, MIS-. L clluST. MIS-. ETU, MIS-.
Paegel, Mrs. Cough, Mrs. Haag, Mrs.
| Mullen, Mrs. Lear, Mrs. DOnnelly, Mrs.
| Amos and Mrs Danz.
| A very pretty sleighing party was en-
| joyed by a number of young people
from the hill. The party assembled at
the residence of Miss McEvoy on hondo
| street, whence they left for the Wood
| worth house, Merriam Park. The Met
ropolitan orchestra accompanied them,
! and furnished the music on their arrival
! at the Park.
Mrs. l.. A. Sharp entertained num-
Der Of her musical friends ON Univer-
sity avenue last Tuesday evening.
Vocal and instrumental music was fol-
lowed by luncheon, after which dancing
was INDUCED in, and at midnight the
guests departed indebted to Mrs. Sharp
for an evening enjoyment rarely sur
passed.
Company E. N. G. S. NJ. gave their
second informal of the season at Armory
hall Tuesday evening. About eighty
couples were present, and the boys in
blue made the evening enjoyable for
their friends. The Metropolitan orches-
ira furnished the music, and performed
an excellent programme.
Mrs. F. j. McCarron, of West Fifth
street. entertained a sleighing party
Friday evening.