St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-01

served at midnight. The following were
present: Misses Stella Johnson. Nellie
Murphy, Jessie Johnstone, Nellie See
ger. Rienie Granier. Marie Lee, Nettle
Schneider, Emma Rohlfs. Nellie MOrey,
Emma Borth, Amanda Loey. Minnie
Conor. Pearl Dawley, Nellie Flan-
merry. Minnie Pendy. Florence GranIer.
Messrs. Arthur Won Rohr, A. Langset n
Richard Hennisch, John Berth, George
McCullough, Frank tombstone. Eugene
Dawley, Ashali Granier, Henry Fort
meyer. Bert Stone. William. Bowman.
Lynn Dawley. William Seeger. Emmer
BeardsIey, N. Langseth.
Little Miss Ada Anderson was sur.
prised by host of her young friends.
last Tuesday evening, at 265 Nugent
street. The little ones had an after
noon of glorious enjoyment, playing all
sorts OF Juvenile games, and enjoyed an
elegant chiidren's dinner, presided over
by Mamma Anderson, who looked like
good fairy as she provided pleasures
for her darling's companions. The ju-
veniies who participated were the
Misses Louisa Mandehr. Rose Hajek,
Mamie Koch, Lily lpps, Stella Amos,
Lily Baer. Louisa Penshorn, Ellie An
derSon. Mollie Gallagher. Lula Paulson,
Maud Schram, Rose Mishek, Annie
Schneider, Olga MagnOr. and Masters
Henry Mandehr, Willie Kuhfeld. Her
bert Anderson. John Dempsey, Fred
Schneider, Walter Paulson, Bert Demp-
sey, Frank Hajek. Eddie Gallagher.
Eddie Mishek. Charlie Koch, Edmund
Schram.
All enjoyable surprise party was given
in honor of Miss Jennie Reimers at
Nelson's hall, $50 Rice street. Wednes-
day evening. About forty couples
danced. Those present wers: Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Reimers:
Misses Nellie aud Lenda O'Malley,
Hynes, Kitty. of Saltwater; Stewart. La
Fontaine. of Minneapolis; Ryan, Wet
tingel. Ketcham. Rutherford. Kess.
Elroy. Greenwood. Hsrtnett, Haskell,
Stanley, Kerst. Sansen. Dawson. Gran
ert; Messrs. Herst. Haskell. Best, of
Minneapolis; Turner, La Fontaine, of
minneapolis: Scott. Whalen, Robinson.
Miller, Erdman, Dieter. Scott, Ketch-
am, Hansrow, Holmquist, Farmer,
Lochopele, Olds, Corners, Brooks. Rob-
inSOn.
The entertainment given by the La
dies Progressive circle at the Central
hall, Wednesday evening, was sue
cess. A select collection of people Gu
Joyed the splendid musical programme,
of which may be mentioned Prof. Lund-
berg and Emil Anderson. instrumental;
the Zumhach quartette and Mrs. L..
rutherford, vocal. Little Mabel Ruth
erford captured the audience with her
graceful solo dances. The party enjoyed
d ncing until 2 o'clock, and everybody
expressed feelings of satisfaction. The
Ladies Progre ssive circle intend to
arrange another entertainment similar
n tfN.ac TO-
The final meeting of the Midweek
Cinch club was held at 276 Sherburne
avenue, wednesday evening last, enter
5alned ny Capt. Cook and Miss Ella Nc,
Claughlin. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gates Johnson, MIR. and Mrs. Hal
lowell. Capt. Lowell and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sachse, MIR. and Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs.
Engle, Mrs. WiDchell; Misses Eva
Lowell. Daisy Webb. Lena and Hattie
Iramm; Messrs. SchOOiey, Renne,
Gould. Head prizes were won by Mrs.
Winchell and Mr.. Gould; progressive.
Mrs. Engle and Mr.. Renne.
The Easter german given by the
members of the Fort Smelling garrison
was quite a brilliant affair. The dane
ers included the young people. OF the
post, together with three of the officers,
who joined the party 10y special request.
and the young people Of st. Paul and
Minneapolis, to whom invitations had
been extended, Unfortunately, quite a
number of those invited were unable to
come. According to the programme.
four dances preceded the cotilliOn,
which consisted of ten figures, which
were led by Lieut.. q. E. HOule.
The "NOn Nobis Solum" held their
twelfth dancing party at Cehtral hall
last Monday evening. About fifty
couples danced 20 the music OF the St.
Anthony Hill orchestra, an elaborate
lunch was served, after which dancing
prolonged until l 30 This was the final
hop OF the series of special dances, con-
sisting of an initial hop, the first hard
times party OF the seasons calico party,
German and masquerade.
Wednesday evening a reception was
rendered Joseph Kelley at his home, 552
Como avenue. Among those present
were j. j. Keane, p. j. Lavalle, F. NJ.
Kelley, Charles O'Connor. George
Keane, Joe Nolan, j. r. Lavalle, A. d.
Bletcher. NJ. Dutfey. d. NJ Mccarthy
Mrs. Pursell, Kate Corney, Mary Laval
lie. Minnie Keane. Bertha Mcclure,
Nellie Keane. Fannie Brown; Mrs.
Bletcher, Harriet Lemon, En- Montague,
Laura spencer.
Mrs. H. w. Field entertained the
Hotel Barteau Euchre club Wednesday
evening The ladies' prizes were won
by Mrs. A. P. ROtert, Mrs. W. Ii. Brom-
ley and Mrs. r. Mangler; the gentle
mems by w. II. Bromley. II. w. Field
and MIR. Bowel. Miss May Muller and
club April IL at the Hotel Barteau.
E,;< ,
club gave its ninth dancing party to
about Twenty-Five couples. A dainty
supper was served, aud this added
much to the pleasure of the merry
dancers. Although the dancing space
was somewhat crowded, every one had
all enjoyable evening, dancing lasting
until late hour.
Commercial Council No. 1413, ROYAL
Arcanum. entertained large number
of its friends at progressive clnch
Thursday evening. A fine musical and
literary programme was performed, and
refreshments were served by the Com.
mercial club.
Garfield hall presented gay appear
ance "Wednesday last,the occasion being
the social masquerade hop of the Rose
bud Dancing club. The next hop will
occur Saturday evening, April IA. This
Will be their last hop Of the season
Saturday evening, March "a, Mr.. an6
Mrs. +. j. Eubank celebrated the TWEEN
ty-tifth anniversary of their marriage
The silver presents received were
numerous and costly and were accom-
panied by the we'll wishes of hosts Of
friends.
The Hiawatha Social club gave its
sixth social hop of the season at Contra
hall Tuesday evening. About sixt,
couples danced. The grand march wa:
| led 10y Mr.. Marshall and Miss Sodstrum
Dancing continued until late hour.
Friday evening the graduates of tn.
state agricultural Icollege of st. An
| thony Park gave an Informal to friends
| 1t was one of the prettiest affairs of the
season, and the hall presented ga,
| appearance.
w. F. Heckel and sisterfMargare
attended the school entertainment giyeI
by their class at White Bear Friday
| They favored the gathering with a Sc
| lection On the lyreIarp