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herty. Keough, Quinn, Cunningham,
Collins. Cloonan, Ryan, Fitzgerald,
Wallace, Naughton, Richter, Dwyer
and Wooley.
4 party was given Tuesday evening.
Jan. 20, at the International hotel in
honor of Fred Kaerstner, who that day
attained the age of twenty-one. The
evening was devoted to music, song and
recitation. Rev. Z. Steimke, pastor of
the Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran
church, was present, the choir of which
Mr.. Kaerstner is member. Among
the guests were Misses Mamie Otto,
Marie Peterman, Gustie Gaetke, Lena
Kaerstner, Lena Relnke. ella Zemke,
Emma -Zemke, Annie Yoerks. Emma
Moeller. Dora Moeller, Emma Harke,
Gussie Aibreckt, and Nellie Wilson;
Messrs. Louis Otto, Frank Brown, Otto
AnSchurtZ, Henry Peterman,T L. Moeller.
Henry Banner, Charles Yoerks. Robert
Wenzel and Mr.. Wilson. Miss Wilson
gave several we'll rendered recitations,
which were we'll received and heartily
encored.
The Merry People met again last
week and this time they took large
bus and went to Hamline. where they
surprised Mr. ami Mrs. Schettgen.
They were entertained so royally that
no one wanted to go home at all, but
they did finally manage it just as the
gray streaks of dawn painted the east
ern horizon, and it was as merry party
as ever returned in bus. Following
were the members Of the Merry People
who rode in The bus: Messrs. and Mes
danes b. Furnell, William II. Ulmer,
Fred Stickney. Charles Karst, Phil Ill
mer, e. Darven, Wooley, Fich. Breher.
Mrs. William Koch, Mrs. Ed Ulmer, j.
Dayen, t. f. Tierney, +. Daacke. =.
Fedlers, B. Redick, Mrs. DarveD. ID.
! Gurlscher, K. Foren. o. Foren, M. Fed
lers. Mrs. Daacke.
The Misses Krank, of 691 st. Peter
street. very pleasantly entertained their
friends at progressive euehre last Mon
, day evening. The ladies' progressive
was won by Mrs. Frank Danz, and the
lone hand by Miss Mamie Starkey. The
! gentleman'S prizes were both won by
Mr.. Brooks Henderson. Refreshments
were served, and an enjoyable evening
was spent by all. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob DAM. Mrs.
Frank Danz ST., Misses L. Seibert. NJ.
Starkey, E. Starkey. l.. Gadbois, M.
Cleveland, G. Cleveland. M. Travers,
Lille DanZ and Adele Danz: Messrs.
+. A. Cleveland. Holl, George, Smidt,
Evans. Gadbois and Francis.
The Cable Euchre club was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs Thomas 4. Nc
Cormick Tuesday evening, the fifth
anniversary OF their wedding. The prizes
| were won as follows: LadY'S progress
slve, Mrs. " hitco NIB; lady's lone hand,
Mrs. Clifford; scntleman's progressive,
Fred Whitconb: gentleInan's lone hand,
' DR.. Hutchins. The club presented Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormick with mahogany
chair. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry B: Farwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. +. Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. John
, ! Murphy, Miss Eva Whitney, Mrs. Whit
comb. Fred Whitcomb, Glenn Gessler,
+ Mi. and Mrs. Reuben Warner Jr., and
DIR. uutchins, OF Minneapolis.
On Thursday evening the Bon Ami
I, Social club gave another of its dancing
| parties at its hail, corner Carroll aud
Lewis streets. A large number of
! happy young people whiled away the
hours dancing to the music Of the st.
Anthony Hill orchestra. An elegant
lunch was served at IL 80, after which
the festivities were resumed. The
! floor committee performed its duty i'll a
most creditab!e manner, making tie
evening pleasant for everybody. The
next party to be given 10y this club will
take place OH Feb. 81.
"Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Strong. of "A Iglehart street, enter
| tanned the E. q. Ciuch club. Progress
| i've cinch was the feature of the even
| ing, the ladies progressive prize being
won by Miss Annie Haupt, and the
ladies' BOBBY prize by Mrs. Ii. Yost;
the gentlemen's progressive prize was
won by John Mailer. and the gentle
| mems BOBBY prize by Charles Fordney.
| The next meeting OF the club will De
with Mrs. p. j. Lockwood at 2SS Au
rora avenue Wednesday evening.
The Glover Leaf Euchre club was en-
| tertained Oh Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. j. DriScoll at their home, $50
Pennsylvania avenue. Progressive eu-
cher was the feature OF the evening.
Prizes were won by j. Brennan and Miss
MeNeyin; BOBBY, by G. Beam and Miss
Ella Maher; lone hand, by w. Gardner
and Miss Howe. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Greenleaf, Of 6l6 Warren
street, on Thursday next.
The G. l. A. Cinch club was enter
| tai,ed Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Emerson, of Mis-
slsSippi street. Progressive cinch was
| the feature OF the evening. The ladies'
progressive prize was won by Mrs. p. q.
Olson, and the gentlemen'S by j Webs
| Der; the ladies' foot prize by Mrs. j. w.
Morrison, and the gentlemen's by w.
M. MerricK. The next party will be
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| James johnson, of 81 Mount Airy street,
Wednesday night.
Misses Lizzie Healey and Kathryn Nc
Intyre entertained the Smith Avenue
| Eucnre club last Tuesday evening at
Hotel Barteau. Prizes were won by
| the following ladies and gentlemen:
Ladies' first. Miss Mangan; second,
Miss Marie Kane; third, Miss Marie
| Whtenburg; gentlemeu's first, George
Mccain; second, j +. Moore; third,
| James z. Healy. The club will be en-
tertained OH Feb. 5 by Miss Eugenia
| Gallarck and Miss Mana Asbury at the
| Barteau.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Folsom, of sol
Colonnade, entertained a party OF
| friends Friday evening. After dinner
progressive euchre was INDUCED in.
| There were present Mr.. anu Mrs. +. |.
| Whitney, Mi. and Mrs. S. A. Smart,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Benton, Miss
Whitney, George Fairbrother, Mr. and
Mrs. W. l.. Agnew, Mir. and Mrs. w. j.
Dutch, Miss Gilbert, ID. r. MeGinnis.
Miss Mary Henley entertained a num-
Der of her friends at progressive euchre
| Monday evening. Among the guests
! were Misses Murray. Dillon, Ryan, Gale,
Hall. Barker, Allen. Long, Mera&ong,
Butler; Messrs. Armstrong. Rodgers,
Chapman, Walsh. O'Brien, Davis, Tier
| ney, Mcdonald, Parker. Prizes were
won by Misses Ryan and Gale, and
Messrs. Davis and Armstrong.
Wednesday evening Lyons court, on
| SibleE street between Ninth and Tenth.
was scene of gaiety and merrymaking.
The lady of the house, Mrs. Virginia
Ellis. had invited the guests, together
! with number of friends from the out
side. TO participate in all evening of
pleasure. The time until after mid
| night was passed at cards, music and
dancing, and the guests were treated to
| a delicious luncheon.
The MISS Colmarys. of Selby avenue,
entertained the Althea Cinch club last
week. Prizes were won by L. Flynn,
| Miss Birdie Culinary, DR.. Berthei, Mr..
Howard and DR.. Finell. The club will
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