St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-18

VI Tie Jay.
The Misses Norman were pleasantly
surprised at the home on Charles street
Thursday evening. Among those pres
ent were Misses Maude Wood, May
Stoddard, Gretta Mehl, Annie Mehl.
Grace McCrelght, Ella MeIzgad. Gerlie
Knapp, Lille Norman, Katie Norman !;
Messrs. Claude Miller, VIII Wood. Ed
Schaun, Will Dindorf, Henry Amisom.
A. Hall, Will Clay, Wallace, Van Curen,
Clare Burberick, Elya Brown, Rosa
Metzgar, Emma Collins. Agnes Matth-
ews. Mabel Nelson, Minnie Peterson.
Sadie Pashley, Alice Pashley, Murdoch
Nicholson, Charles Perrett, j. w. L0omiS,
Joe Cunningham, Herman ii. Emmo,
Charles McAulay. Phil McAulay, Ed
ward Preston, John Rhines, Edward
Preston.
Miss S. S. O'Neil. who has come to be
so well known TO st. Paul people
through her connection with Beauty
and the Beast" that was presented at
the Grand opera house few weeks ago
for the benefit of the Newsboys' club,
has opened school for physical culture,
elocution and dancing at 1.-The Colon
made" corner of Tenth and st. Peter
streets. The training which Miss O'Neil
gives includes the best methods from
the English, French and Swedish
systems, and Ill addition to physical
culture classes Miss O'Neil will give in
struction in dramatic reading and elocu-
ton.
The Cyclone Social club gave "bob'
party to Fort Smelling st. Valentines
hight. A midnight supper at the Net
Teton house and music by Risdon's
Mandolin club were greatly enjoyed.
There were present: Clarence A.
Storms, Jessie Kavanaugh, Lieut..
Carras Richardson, Annie Herman,
Ferris. Edith rutherford, George Ruth
erford, Rose Weber. Lieut.. and Mrs
Guy Chapel, of Fort Smelling, and
Leonard f. Block. of London. Eng.
The club will give party TO Rosemount
OH Washington's birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. p. Ii. Murphy were very
pleasantly surprised last Wednesday
evening by a number OF their friends.
Music and dancing were INDUCED in,
after which refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Daugheriy. Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson, MIR.
and Mrs. q. f. Hinkens, MIR. and Mrs.
Flnlan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Webber, MIR. and Mrs.
molly, MIR. and Mrs. McManus, Miss
McManus. Miss E. Kaiser, Messrs.
Twohy, Ii. Kaiser, w. A. johnson. Bert
Gibbs, Hugh Pugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hoag were tend
cred birthday surprise party on Mon
day evening last at their rooms, As Hotel
Barteau. Cards, music and refresh
ments. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Treadwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. II. Lains, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Ferguson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Murphy, MIR. and
Mrs. H. b. Burnside. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l.. Miles, and Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Ed
ridge. The euchre prizes were won as
follows: Head, Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL.
Lains; foot, Mrs. G. H. Murphy and
Charles Treadwell: progressive, Mrs.
Charles TreadWeli and H. B. Burnside.
A jolly party of young people drove to
Oakland Friday evening, where they
were hospitality entertained by MIR. and
Mrs. Caward. The party consisted of
Mesdames Sanderson anu Smell, Misses
Hulett, of Minneapolis; Caward. Camp
bell. Nell Campbell, Yost, Hallowell,
Wilmot. Julia Wilmot, Chairman, Stella
and Lucy Hallowell. Kate Chairman
and Messrs. SanderSon, Jett, Clearman,,
II. Chairman, Kildutf, Semple, Bowker,
Wilmot. Ed Wilmot. Lind, Rogers,
March, of Litchtield, and Nebb, of Min
neapollS. The party was chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. SandersOn.
Miss Marion Keller, of Selby avenue,
gave dancing party i'll honor of the
Misses Beebe, of Chicago, Wednesday
night. About fifteen couples were
present. During the evening solos
were sung by Miss Keller, Mr.. Donahue
and Mr.. Beard. Miss Keller p erformed
Fields in May" III a delight full man
ner. Among those who were present
Palmer. Baker, Williams, Manners and
Hundley, Messrs. Johns, Hurd, Dona-
hue, PEBBLES, Beard, Keller, Rob Hurd,
McGarr and Manners. gs.-a halietiog
The regular meeting of the '94 Social
club was held at the home of Miss Min
ME Hanft, 1888 Rose street. The early
hours of the evening were spent in
coasting OH Jessie street. After an
hour at this enjoyable sport the men,
bers repaired to the home of the hostess
with appetites enlarged, and these were
satisfied in the most substantial man.
her. Cards and music were i'm order
after the supper. The next meeting of
the CLUB will be held at the home of Mr..
Mccullough, 70S Geranium street, on
the 21st.
The Golden Hour Star Social club
gave sleigh ride party Thursday, Feb.
Is. Those present were: Misses Mar
garet Birch, Daisy Bahr, Jenny Mylon,
hodie MyIon, Fannie Lawson, Cora
Briedter.. Emma Lawson. Maggie
Rose Connley, Nellie Connley. Ada
Adsit; Messrs. AL Jones, P. H. Birch,
F. Lynch, W. Manahan, J. Welsh, ].
Currather, II. Stout, j. Adsit, b.
Briedter, f. Brown, Ed Kenny. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Simons acted as chaper-
mes.
George Chase pleasantly entertained
few friends last Friday evening at his
home on Sturgis street in honor OF his
birthday. Dancing, singing and games
were the pastimes Of the evening, and
at II O'Clock an elegant luncheon was
served. Among those present were the
Misses Edith Garland, Maggie Perry,
Dora and Louise Cramer, Mamie Flesch,
Clara and Olive Chase and Dena Cook;
Nessrs. John and Len Hurtle. Albert
RutZen, Carl Hendra, Frank and Walter
Chase, Frank Mnman and Ed Piper.
The Columbian Progressive Cinch
club was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Haigh at 1852 Pleasant avenue,
Feb. 10. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Birch; sires T. Smith. Wagner and
Weisel; Mrs. Low and Swanstrcm !;
Misses Good, Haigh and Wagner:
Messrs. Carter. Good. Low, Mead and
Zeigler. The head prizes were won by
MIR. Ziegler and Mrs. Sires; progressive
by Mr.. Sires and Miss Good foot by
Mr.. Low and Mrs. Swanstrom.
A smoking symposium, pleasantly
variegated with cineh games and light
refreshments, was given by CONNER
cial Council No. 1413. ROYAL Arcanum.
att its hall Tuesday evening. j. S. Van
diver contributed an original article on
"Virginius," which caused much mirth.
The Twin City Mandolin and Guitar
club furnished music. A number of
vocal selections and Rotations were
given by the members. and very pleas
ant time was had by all present.
A very pleasant surprise was given
w. Williams at his hoEe on Jackson
street Friday evening. Among those
present were Mrs. Larson, of Winona:
Misses Rose Williams, Lucy Maytield,
Julia Jacobson. Lena Hoffman, Lena