St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
EVENTS OF a WEEK.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yandlac, of 164
Thomas street, celebrated the. forty
fifth anniversary Of their marriage on
Thursday evening. Among the guests
Miss ]. Dufrene, Messrs. 7. O'Toole,
St Marie, Fountaine, Plude, Dufrense,
Lavalle, Rieger, Alphosine st. Marie,
Winnie st. Marie, Ida Dufrense, Bas-
kin, Emma Lavalle, P. Vandlac, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Vandlac, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo Vandlac, Mr.. and Mrs. Theophile,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VaEdlac, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goyette, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dalpee, Mrs.
A. Lavalle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. La
Mr. and Mrs. Jasmine, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. y. Carrier, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. La
bosier. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dufrene, Mr..
and Mrs. n. Unten and Mr.. and Mrs.
Soudan.
Misses Mabel and Florence Weisel,
of 2S2 Pleasant avenue, entertained
their friends by very enjoyable party
In honor of their guest, Miss Minnie
Goodnoe, of Roberts, Wis, on Thurs
day evening. Games, music and dane
ing were the features of the evening.
Among those present were Misses
Goodnce, Lille Leppen, Lucy Leppen,
Mac Beecher, Olga Hincsh, Georgia
Crist, Minnie Petty, Katharine, Cora
Breidert, Marie Drehu, Mabel and
Florence Weisel; Messrs. Sydney
Johnson. Jack Johnson, Karl Drehu,
Al Breidert, Joe Kirwin, Charles Zieg-
Ter. Raymond and Elmer Weisel.
Friday afternoon the seventh and
eighth grades of the Madison school,
comprising the rooms of Miss Horne
wood, Miss Taylor, Miss Patten and
Miss Nix, gave their Christmas enter
Mechanics Arts building. Miss Evelyn
Officer presided over the details of the
affair. a well-rendered musical and
literary programme was brought to an
end by a dialogue entitled "a Precious
Pickle" cleverly enacted by the follow
ing young girls: Misses Nina Broder-
son, Daisy Wright, Harriet Furlong,
Edena Percival, Esther Golfer, Anna
Grote and Leah Rosenberg.
The Crusaders Dramatic club gave
an enjoyable performance of the drama
"Rio Grande" Friday evening in st.
ent parts were well taken by all the
members of the company, but mention
might be made Of the admirable man
ner in which Frank Treanor played the
the role of Corporal Casey, the Irish
man.
Friday morning DR.. and Mrs. Robil-
lard presented a package OF candy to
each member of the Robillard Literary
and Musical society and to each mem
ber of the kindergarten of the John
Ericsson school. Messrs. Skoog and
Setterlof furnished mandolin and
guitar selections during the afternoon
entertainment.
Miss Annie Lumley entertained a
number OF her friends Monday evening
at her home, 1874 Indiana avenue. Music
and cards were the feateures of the
evening. Among those present We're:
Mr.. ard Mrs: K9arneyy;. ca 2 y; Misses NJ. and 1
6er Nj aud r, 7 Tedwidro G. Sullivan
Miss Hines.
The mehers of the Fireside Cinch club
We're pleasantly entertained by Miss NJ.
Goodman at ther home, POI Goodrich
avenue Tuesday evening. The follow,
ing prizes We're a%aToghd hod Genrs rs neaa Riea
II. Conley; gents foot prize, NJ. w.
Nuff; laGy's foot prize, Miss H.. Olson.
The Bon Ami club gave another
large dancing party at Central hall
Thursday evening. select assem-
blage of young people was in attend
TIE two latest dances, ''St. Anthony
and ''Thr;lby," were the features OF
the programme.
The Carnival Euci1re club was en-
tertained on Tuesday evening by Mrs
Clark at ITS 1glehart street. Fonl
tables were played. Mrs: studmar
and and Mrs. MI Ehrmantrailt and Mr.. Griffir
were awarited BOBBY prizes.
Clarence A. Storms. of go ST. Alban:
street. was surprised by a very large
number of his friends on Monday even
ing. 1yhe occasion was his birthda!
anniversary. Mr.. Storms was present
ed with handsome goiG-headed urn
brella.
The pupils Of the sibley school pre-
sented as q. Christmas gift to the HON,
of the Friandless baskets of canned
fruit, ieil!es and fruits ard two CULTS
6'ne kindergarten department pcescltet
tc the day nursery trimmed Christ
mas tree.
The Eootena: Club OF Merriam Farl