St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03

| Elroy Swandoller. John Farnham, John
McGrade, Neil Kelleher, Charles Ke-
naley and Jack Gallagher.
Miss Alma Tengler, of Cable avenue,
entertained party of friends Thurs
, day evening in honor Of her birthday.
Games and music were the features of
the evening. The hostess received
many beautiful presents and the even
ing was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
! Paul, Minnie Schrieber, Pauline Bur-
ger, Katharine Schnittger, Alma Teng-
Ter, Amy Burger, EN- Schrieber, Minis
ME Burger, Alyina Paul, Sophia An
derson, Lizzie Burger; Messrs. viii
| Alichels, Ed Wolterstorf, Louis &.
| Schnittger, Ed Kernkamp, Karl
Schroeder, Will Ternne. Charles Bur-
ger, Charles Tengler, Walter Schnitt-
| ger.
The entertainment given for the
| benefit Of the poor by the Sibley School
| Literary society at the East Presbyterian
church, corner Ross and East Seventh
! streets, Friday evening, was in every
| detail a most laudable affair. Miss
Margaret Lehman, principal of the
| Sibley school, had spared no pains to
have the children and young people, by
| constant drilling, each appear al their
selections and was repeatedly encored,
TO which she responded cheerfullY.
A pleasant party was given by Mr.
| and Mrs. Oscar LIE May Wednesday
| evening at their home on West Seventh
| street. The guests were entertained at
| progressive eucllre and dancing. Among
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs. LIE
May. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, MIR. and
! Mrs. Ed. LIE Clair, MI. and Mrs. j.
| Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. j. B. Moore, Fannie Hamilton.
| May Shepherd, Blanche Council, Messrs.
| Fred Sterling, John Lockwood, E. L.
( Bridgman and others.
The Ha Ha Cinch club was very
pleasantly entertained at the home of
| Mr.. and Mrs, j. B. Nloir, 26S Aurora
| avenue, on Wednesday evening A de-
lightful repaSt was served by the host
ess, after which some very fine vocal
selections were rendered by Miss
head prize was won by Mrs. s. Shepp-
herd; consolation, Mrs. W. II. Pierce;
| gentleman's head prize, w. l.. Priebe;
consolation, L. L. Donahoe. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Sumner
shepherd, of Central avenue.
The first OF series OF dances, to be
given at Lyons court, on Sibley street,
between Ninth and Tenth, took place
Thursday evening. Notwithstanding
the severely cold weather, about thirty
| couples gathered and danced until l
O'Clock. A we'll arranged orchestra was
in attendance aud every one present
had an enjoyable time. These parties
promise to be source of great pleasure
for the guests of the house and their
friends who honor them with their pres
enCe.
Mrs. W. j. Hogrebe, of 397 Goodrich
; avenue, entertained few of her
friends at an afternoon coffee and
o'clock luncheon in honor of her BIRTH
day. Among those present were the
following: Mrs. p. F. Corcoran, Mrs.
! 0. SWandollar, Mrs. w. j. Regain, Mrs.
y. Schroeder, Mrs. John Wihelmi, Mrs.
A. }. Krleger, Mrs Joseph Hoag, Mrs.
II. /, Rahlfs, Miss Carrie Brose, Miss
Blondena ODER.
Miss May Nagel, assisted by Miss
Grace Lstoe. pleasantly entertained
the members of the Ben Hur'' Eucher
club at 4G Hotel Barteau on Thursday
evening last. Prizes were won by Miss
H. ueimbach, Mrs Charles Neurisch.
wander and Messrs. o. Thiebaud, B.
Bowen. Judge Orr ana f. G. Listoe.
The next meeting will be with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. ShuSier, San Mateo flats, 479
Laurel avenue, Thursday evening
Few. Il.
A very pleasant little party surprised
Miss Lillian Seher at her home, 1872 Sum-
nit place, Thursday evening. the occa-
sion being peanut hunt. Cards were
INDUCED in until II, when the scramble
for the peanuts began, the head prize
NO md oI,,C
pies and foot prizes by Miss Neld and
Mr.. John Achterling. A very pleasant
time was spent by all those participate
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Weber. of the
West Side, entertained the Minnehaha
Card club and friends in progressive
eucher last Wednesday evening. Head
prizes were won by Mrs. e. B. Schlicht-
ing and MIR. York; foot prize, by Mrs.
Bagley, of West Superior, and j. A.
Miesen. A delicate repast was served
Gfter the game and dancing INDUCED in
up TO IL p. IN.
A very enjoyable cinch party was
given by Miss Roers at iler home on
Bates avenue Thursday evening, the
prizes being artistic and unique. Head
prizes being carried by Mr.. Fetzer
and Miss Foley. and the foot prizes by
Mr.. Lefevre and Miss Setback, after
which Sumptuous repast was served,
when ali danced to the exquisite selec-
tons OF Miss Setback Oil the piano and
Harry Roers on the guitar.
Miss Gertrude Hall, of Arundel
street, entertained number of friends
at progressive euchre on Friday even
ing. Among those present were Mes
danes Fernald, Schoonmakcr, Hall,
nudIaV. Misses Wojfo
Kreiger. Hickman, Shaw, Konantz;
Messrs. Dickinson, Smith, Frigate,
Hall, Best, HeIferman, Kreiger. Fern
aid, Dudley, SchOonmaker and Theo-
bald
1.-The Jolly Seven" IN eft with Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson OH Bedford street last
Wednesday. Miss Herbert and Miss
Ryan gave some beautiful musical Sc
lections followed by progressive cinch.
Miss Durand won the progressive and
Mrs. Lafoe the foot prize. ''The jolly
Seven gives its annual oyster supper
next Wednesday, Feb. 6, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonards, ST jerks street.
After the regular meeting of the Olive
Social club, held at the club rooms last
Friday, evening, the members entertained
the following friends: Misses. Walls
trum, Bishop, Hammond. Walstrum,
hOry, DOiindl!s hUiy, MCAlllSter, ADJ
ans. Messrs. Hoffman,, Stone, Oar
ragh, Sisson, McMillon. Gillette, Kory,
BormaE, HAIRY.
Commercial Council, Royal Arcanum,
held another of its social functions last
Thursday evening at lis hall on Cedar
street. There was large attendance
Of the council who thoroughly enjoyed
the excellent programme provided.
The Moonlight Social club gave a very
successful dancing party at Central hall
Wednesday evening. About ninety
couples attended. The next hop will oc-
cur at the same hall Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 20.
Mrs. j. c. Shea gave delightful
euchre to large number Of her friends
Monday night. First prizes were won
by Miss Murphy and Mr.. Bartholomew;
second prizes by Mrs. Erwin and Mr..
Gardner.
Miss Anna Pinska. Of Geranium
street. entertained the G. Fl. E. Cinch
club Tuesday evening. The prizes were