St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-21
EVENTS OF A WEEK,

The Troubadours gave their third
select dancing party, season '93 and "a,
j on Wednesday evening, the 18th, at the
Westmoreland hall. 1t was a very
| enjoyable affair, and, being their last
| before the Lenten season opens, it was
we'll attended despite the disagreeable
weather. The hall presented an at
tracliye appearance as the merry
dancers glided over the floor to the
| pleasant strains of the now famous
| Metropolitan orchestra, who rendered a
! good programme. About fifty couples
/ were present, and all expressed them
| selves as having spent most enjoyable
evening. Among the guests were the
| Jaeger, Kieter, Wolfsberg, DergeloW,
Hiliman, ORourke, Dergelow, Con-
ners, Bertossi. Starkey, Dalv,
Babcock, Wagner, Silke, Meir, Wright,
Norris, Wagner, McQuaid. Bobleter,
| Mccall, Wagner, Bevans. Stanton,
Holmes, Murphy. Campbell, Moore,
Cannon, Murphy, Evans, Marsh, braves,
| Davis, Diamond. Fink and others !;
Messrs. McKinnon. Westphal. Bobleter,
| Murphy, Wilmot, Wheeler, Marsh, Eu-
| bank, Ertz. Sowden, Fenton, Yoelg,
! 1ilton, Moore, Wilson. Bertossi. Bailey,
Dresser, King, Marti, Whaley. Breidert,
Melady, Hemsch, Miller. Doyle, Can
non, Phillips, Huber, Jarschizeck,
| Stark, Silke. Schroeder, Schmitz, Schal-
| Ter, Giesen, Wagner, Derrick, Quin-
livan, Donnolly. Beardsley and Others.
The No Name club, of the Portland.
gave unique and pleasing entertain.
ment III the dining rooms of the PORT
land Tuesday evening, Jan. 10. Invita-
lions TO be present were issued, accom-
panied by little silk bag, in which the
| recipients were requested to deposit a
| penny for each year Of their life. Most
| of those who were forum ate enough to
receive an invitation responded, and the
| result was that $40 was Melted, which
will be donated to the Ioung Women's
| Friendly association. The entertain
| ment was under the direction of Prof.
q. Iitcomb, and consisted of readings.
instrumental and vocal music. Miss
Sarah A. Brooks and Miss Ada M.
| Laughlin amused with readings; Mrs.
j. A. Deter. Miss Edith Wagner, Miss
Nellie Bolton and Prof. Titcomb enter
tanned with piano solos and Duets:
| Miss Eva Alcott and j. +. Heiulein
pleased with soprano and baritone solos.
a very dainty lunch, served by the
ladies, consisting of coffee. sandwiches,
ETC., brought 10 a close very ENJOYABLE
| entertainment.
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 16, Mr..
; and Mrs. James Morrow, of 265 Nelson.
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 lett undone
10 make the event very enjoyable to all.
! A programme consisting of music and
recitatlons was prepared. and an ele-
giant lunch provided by the promoters
of the surprise, after which dancing
was INDUCED in until midnight. Mr..
and Mrs. James Morrow were the re.
cipientS Of many very handsome and
useful presents of glass ware, and all
Tie frieudS were profuse in their con.
CALCULATIONS, and wished the couple :
long life and many happy returns of tho
day. Among those present were MIR,
and Mrs. W. II. Karis, Dir. and Mrs. IL.
Gillard. MIR. and Mrs. j. O. Granville
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Mccall, Mr. and
Mrs. w. Falbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
| Rodigrass, Mr.. and Mrs. George Heaton.
| Mr. and Mrs. ID. G. Barringer, Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. l.. Nye, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Stowell. Mr.. and Mrs. A y. Barringer
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Brown. Miss CALI
van, Mrs. Ehomas Surah, Mrs. c. +.