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

On Tuesday evening last W. R. Ed
wards, of 1925 Summit avenue, save an
ENJOYABLE party to his friends of st.
Paul and Minneapolis. There were
about l20 present, among them being:
Misses Van Worries, White, Overton,
Morehouse, Humphry, Irving. Haisley,
McCulloch, Richardson, Gibbs. Call.
Thorn, Lovatt, Krutz, Hagen, B isson-
cite and Kuhl; Messrs Braden, K.
Jefferson, n. McCloud, Willard, Sabin,
Titcomb, R. McCloud, Cunning
ham, Brown, and MIR. and Mrs.
Elliott Baker, all of st. Paul;
Misses Baker,. Hawley, Crandall, Cham
berlain, Johnson, Zahm, Brdinerd,
Shepard, Phillips, Sullivan, L. Shepard,
NJ. Cowles and Lund; Messrs. +. l..
Baker, Boyer, Brooks, w. R. Baker,
Crosbey, s. Brooks, Kuhl, Coykendall,
Douglass. Demlng, Crandall. Corcran,
Eastman, H.. Crandall, Matson, Nay
lor, l.. j. Sullivan. Phillips, Weth-
erby; DIR. and Mrs. Cobb, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Sullivan, and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. M. Crosby, of Merriam Park. From
Minneapolis there were: Misses Moore,
Sawyer, j. Sullivan, A. Moore and Judd
Messrs. Moore, Forester and Lynn
burner. From Manchester, Misses Hub
bard, Jackson and Kenworthy; Messrs.
Brewster, Vance and Gordon. From
Fort Smelling and st. Anthony Park,
Miss Gerlach and Miss Roberts.
Monday evening, Jan. p, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lindner, Of IA West Isabel
street. were very pleasantly surprised
by a number of their friends who came
to remind them that it was the fifteenth
anniversary of their marriage or crystal
wedding. The matter was so neatly
arranged that nothing was left undone
to make the event enjoyable to all. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Lindner were the re-
ciDlents OF some very useful presents of
glassware, and all the friends were pro-
fuse in their congratulations and
wished them ong life and many happy
returns Of the day. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. an Mrs. Charles Warlich,
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Isher. Mrs. A. G.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. c; Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. A. Chamb erin, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P.
Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs. THEM, P. Leitner.
Frank Morgan Jr., Mesdames Apritz,
Beck, Miller. Misses Beck, Leitner.
Miller, Amelia Miller.
The entertainment given by the
Young Folks Progressive Social club
Wednesday evening of the past week
was one OF the most successful enter
tainments of the season given by that
club. Notwithstanding the programme
was quite lengthy, each piece was per-
formed i'll such manner that encoreS
were Invariably quieted only by the
giving of another selection, thus max
ing the original programme double
itself. 1t was quite late hour when
the pro gramme was completed, but the
audience was only too well pleased to
listen to the exercises to be in any hurry
about leaving. The club has made ar
engagements TO give masquerade or
fancy dress dance at Central hall, Tues
day evening, Feb. 13. Quite number
of Invitations have already been given
out. This is the clubs first annual
masquerade, and special efforts are
making to have it memorable one.
On Monday evening Miss Fern Leon
ard, of SelDy avenue, rendered her
friends sleighride. After taking in
sufficient ozone to be we'll prepared for
whatever might come the party allghted
at the house of Mr.. Shea, where the
dancing hall and music were awaiting
them. During the evening delicious
lunch was served in the dining room,
and after that dancing was kept up until
an early hour, when the guests returned
to their no mes with the consciousness
of having had thoroughly enjoyable
evening. There were present MessrS.
and Mesdames Shea, Mott, McQuaid and
Zenzius; Misses Cary, Campbell, Eckert,
Lizzie Eckert, Leonard, McQuaid, Sadie
Murphy, Silke, Davis, and Gibbard, of
Chicago; Messrs. Bippus, Sawyer, Cary,
DR.. Kelly. Brown, Metcalf. PEBBLES,
Willis, Foster. SIlke and Taylor.
Mrs. E. j. Heimbach and Mrs. I. a.
Chase entertained at the residence of
the former Thursday afternoon. Pro-
greSsive euchre was the feature. Eight
tables were PLAYED. Those present were
Messrs. G. Jones, NJ. B. Henderson, P.
j. Bigue, j, b. Darling, Y. J. Hawkins,
A. YGerg, +. A. Xanten, o. S. Boston,
e. l.. Haas. G. Rodgers, ID. Watson, G..
Rochat, j. f. Bruggeman, Joseph Minea,
John Minea, W. G. Pfeiffer, ID. w. Sits,
&. Schneeman, Julius Schmidt, J. Mui-
vehill, j. Cullen, X. A. Durkee, o.
Strong, J. Durkee, l.. L. Chamberlin, S.
w. Boyd, w. A. SOmerS, j. v |. Dodd,
DR.. johnson, w. Dampier, Brodt, Sam
bearing, NJ. Wieman. Prizes were won
by Mrs. p. j. Bgue, Mrs. .. Strong and
Mrs. G. Schneeman. Refreshments were
served.
Last Wednesday evening large
party of friends repaired to the home of
Miss Mary Gutlnann, of pol Goodrich
avenue, and took her completely by
surprise, after which all were taken to a
neighboring dance hall. where a merry
time was had by all present, among
whom were: MeSdames Barndt, Schier,
Gutniann, Sherman, Norman; Misses
Funk's, Coulin's, Simmons, KrIeger's;