St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-04

La BissOrmere. Bertrose, Olivier, Jack
son, Kingsley, Burns, LeStau and Hol-
lahan.
A very entertaining basket social was
given at the residence of DR.. Benepe.
SOL Broadway, last Tuesday evening by
the Y. p. S. of st. PauPs Church.
Cards, dancing and music were the
present were Mrs. Powell and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cumbey; Misses Caroline
Davis. Josephine Cumbey, Susan Kirby,
Lillian Hunt, L. Merrill, V. Nc
MILAN, Charlotte Kirby, Joy Marsden,
Arabella Coleman. Louise Hunt. Gertue
Jones, Mabel Giffin, Nora Gordon. Clara
Anderson, ana MesSrS. Arthur Arnett,
Allen,T Arnett, Melvin Coleman. Frank
Davis, G. Neff, Walter johnson, E.
Eckley, Morgan. Burrows Kirby. James
Nielsen, Field, William Hunt, Harry
Bradford.
A very delightful progressive cinch
party for unmarried folks was given
last Monday evening by Mrs. M. j.
Donnelly, of 81 Leech street. The fol-
lowing were the guests: The Misses
Olive Freeman. Olive Beeht. Julia Don,
nelly, Lucy Darragh. Annie Campbell
and Miss Cleary; Messrs. o. c. Hart
man, Duluth; j. NJ. Redding, Armand
Albrecht, Thomas f. Darragh, Ira Don
nelly, Michael Conroy Mr. Darragh
took the gentleman's prize. Miss Dar-
ragh the ladies' prize. w. A. DOnnelly
played several selections OH the violin
with great feeling and expression. Miss
Campbell sang with her accustomed
sweetness.
Mrs. w. j. Footner, Of 10 Iglehart
street. entertained large number of
friends on Monday evening last in honor
of her sons twenty-hrst anniversary.
The following were among those pres
ent: MeSsrs. and Mesdames d. S.
Elliott. G. w. Hornick, r. j. Williams,
land, F. w. Maughan. j. Atherton, J.
l.. Lowering. G. S. Dana. L.. A. MoZZara;
Mesdames Mary Footner, w. F. Mason;
Misses Mason, Crawford, Slower, Jacques,
Fountaine Messrs. Jarvis Mason. Alex
Crawford, William Crawford, Wallace
Crawford, w. f. Mcmillan, Alex Jacques,
P. Carnahan, Henry Fountaine.
The Dayton's Bluff Pleasure club was
pleasantly entertained Thursday even
ing by Messrs Ed Fox and Al Eggert at
the home of the latter. Head prizes
were won by Miss Margaret Mead and
Victor Thomas. Among those present
were: Misses Clara Meier, Henrietta
Ref, Lillian CRUDE, Nj. Reif, Minnie
Dieter. Margaret Mead; Messrs. Victor
CRUDE, M. G. Cook, E. Nelson, Carl
Kuhl. Ed Fox. Elmer Deebach, Geb
Bohn, Al Eggert.
Wednesday evening Miss l.. Habber-
stad was pleasantly surprised by num-
ber of friends. Progressive cinch was
the feature of the evening. after which
dainty repast was served. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs j. Carlson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmqust, Mr., and Mrs.
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. HabDerstad,
Mir. and Mrs, Borstad, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee, Mrs. Ness, Mrs. Walstad, Mrs.
Cross. Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Whitestone,
Mrs. Lieur. Lena Habberstad, Gerda
Lund, Marie Lee, Eugenia Cross, Annie
Borstad and Messrs. A. Alstrom, A.
Walstad, N. Langset, n. Borstad and
81. Whitestone.
Miss Clara Macdonald entertained
few of her young friends at her home
on Hague avenue Wednesday evening
last. The evening passed pleasantly
with music and dancing until the wee
sma' hours" The following were pres
ent: Misses Jesse Lamb, Gertrude
Lamb, Shields, Robinson, Agnes Eagan,
Jennie Eagan, Watson, Wyand, E.
Smith, A. Smith and Mrs. Faber;
Messrs. Freeman, Lamb. Parker, Will
son, Robinson, Ernst, Watson, Hanlan,
Dougher and Montgomery.
The Misses Egan, of Bates avenue,
pleasantly entertained few friends at
cards Friday evening. Among those
present were Misses Carroll, M. Nc
Dermott, E. King, Nj. King. Dewitt N.
CHI, M. Gill, Mrs. Larpenteur, Misses
Brice, otarkey, Tobin, Mrs. Finnigan,
Misses Heary, Clinton, Messrs. Larpen.
teur, Tobin, Gill. Starkey, Murphy,
Collins. Clinton, MacCarthy. Madden,
Macdonald, Tierney, Leonard, Finni-
gan.
On Saturday, Jan. 81, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. McManus very pleasantly enter
tanned the Eureka Euchre club at their
home on Burr street. Head prizes were
won by Mrs. P. a Murphy and w. A.
johnson. Progressive by Fred Webber,
lone hand by George Jones. Booby
prizes were won by Mrs. P. ii. Murphy
and J. I. Johnson. Music and dancing
followed card playing, which was en-
joyed by all.
Mrs. Thomas Foster. of COS Dayton
avenue, entertained few friends at
O'Clock tea in honor of Mrs. David
present were Mrs. DR.. Quinn, Mrs. w.
S. Darby. Mrs. A. j. Rodgers, Mrs.
Robert Deacon. Mrs. j. P. Adamson,
Mrs. William Pierce. Mrs. w. G. Car
ling, Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Hoag, Miss
Dunnell, Miss O'Gorman, Miss Deacon.
Miss TAFT.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stuart, of Bradley
street, entertained few of their
intimate friends Monday evening, Jan.
20. Music and card playing were the
features of the evening. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kill
bourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bogart. Mr..
and Mrs. M. Kelly, Miss Rose Farrell,
Miss Eva Williams, Miss May Hagerty,
H. Stuart, w. Baxter.
Miss Alma Tengler, of Cable avenue,
entertained company Of her friends at
birthday party Wednesday. Dancing,
games and music were the main feat
ures of the evening. Those present
were the Misses Edith Paul, Elsie
Passavant, Alice Meyer, Minnie Bur-
ger, Margie Middleton, Alvina Paul,
Nellie Davis, Helen O'Niel, Louise
Tengler.
Mrs. Joseph Haag entertained her
lady friends at progressive euchre ON
Wednesday afternoon, from three to
six, after which an elegant lunch was
served. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers. The prizes
were taken by Miss Ollie Freeman,
Mrs. William Hurley and Mrs. William
Penner.
The Hotel Barteau Euchre club met
Wednesday evening. Jan. 81. A social
dance was substituted instead of regu-
lar progressive euchre, and all present
pronounced it one of the most ENJOYABLE
entertainments OF the season. A good
orchestra was in attendance, anu nice
lunch served. The club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. W. r. Hoag Feb. IA.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to MIR. and Mrs. V. B. Parks, by
their many friends at their residence,
343 Case street, Tuesday evening, Jan.
80. Cards and dancing were the feat
ures of the evening.
The SOCIAL G .LENDAR.
Tomorrow evening the 'Non Nobis