St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-20

Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Springer. Mr.
and Mrs. Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs Nor
row, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall. and the
Misses Plumstead, Walker, Stewart.
Delaney. Gibson. Mullery, Gillespie,
Hall, Kelly and Hilton; Messrs. Mann,
Starkey, Laing, Cline, Erdman, Robert
son and Carlton Mr.. and Mis-. Ora
ham will be at home after Feb. 10, at
29S Aurora avenue, and Will be welcome
additions to the young married society
people of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Klostermann, of Mis-
sissippi street, celebrated their fifteenth
wedding anniversary last wednesday,
when they were overwhelmed with con-
CALCULATIONS. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in playing cards and
dancing. They were the recipients OF
many handsome and costly gifts of
crystal of every description. Among
the guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
Gelderman, Prass, Luther, Schroeder.
FL. Klostermann, Walker, Weyh, G.
Klostermann, Eutermann, Mrs. AllIs
son, Mrs. Assmus, Mrs. Langewish,
Messrs. and Mesdames Stacker. Ii. Kios-
termann Jr., Rhinike, FoelSon, Ehrman-
traut, Madikie, Harpkie, Mrs. Huff
man, Messrs. and Mesdames Con-
roddy, Jergensen. Germscheidt, q.
Weyh Jr., Olson, Geistermier,
A. Geldermann, F. Klostermann.
Messrs. w. Weyh, E. Klostermann, IL.
Roers, Schultz. Hulsman, 0. +. Olson
Misses Clara Hill, Agnes Bropby. Jose
Lyon, Nellie Lyons, May Klostermann,
Emma Spiehert. Tillie Roers, Annie
Roers, Miss Schnite, Rose Geldermann.
Many maskers made merry at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie Ulmer
Thursday evening last. and the splendor
of the masks made it one of the finest
parties of the season. Following were
the costumes: Mrs. William Il. Ulmer.
negro nanny; b. Furnell, old black
Joe; Mrs. Furnell, Topsy; Mrs. Schett-
gen, Dutch woman: Mrs. Breher, MRS.
Mofflt, Dutch children; Mrs. Fred Stick
ney, Irish peasant; Mrs, Karst, Mrs.
William Koch. Mrs. Splangler, domi-
noes; Miss Allie Fozen. Mother Goose !;
MISS Dena Koch. Folly; Miss Kate
dude: John O'Brien. Spanish cavalier:
Ernest Fiddler, Spanish knight; Ben Ro-
deck, sailor; Fred Stickney, clown; Pat
Tierny, Chinaman; Joe CiarKin. Buffalo
Bill; Ed Spangler. sailor boy; L. F..
Bartels, Mexican noble: William Motfit,
cannibal: Frank Dacke, Dutch washer
woman: Charles Karst, Yon Yonson;
L. Breher. Hebrew.
Last Thursday evening st. Vincent's
choir held banquet at the residence of
Rev. l.. Cosgrove, Virginia avenue.
During the evening delightful mu-
steal programme was rendered. Among
those present were Misses Murphy.
Mae Foley, l.. McNulty, L. De Merst,
GeneYieve Broderick, Julia Farrell, M.
Kean. A. Graham and Mrs. Flanagan;
Messrs. Saunders, Cunningham, Rosen-
thai, Mulrooney, WeYenski. Flannigan.
Matz, Egan, Pierce, Doherty.
I ''The Jolly Seven" held another de-
lightful social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard. on jerks street. on
Wednesday evening. There were
several surprises for the club consisting
of prize cake and 5urlesque ON the
members. Mr.. Halter cut the lucky
piece of cake and carried it off in tri-
umph. The next meeting will be at
Mr. Hallsr's, 54S Bradley street. OH
"Wednesday the Esd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernald entertained a
number of friends at their home on
Lincoln avenue, or Friday evening, at
progressive euchre Among those
present were Mesdames Stevens. Nc
Culough, Dudley, Misses Hickman,
Hall, Smith, Theobald and Messrs.
Smith, Dickinson, Fugate, Hevens,
Theobald, Kreiger, Best, Willis,
Schoonmaker.
Mrs. H. N. Cumbey. of $40 Olive
street, entertained the Lower Town
Cinch club Jan. II. Prizes were won as
follows: Lades-First, Mrs. q. A.
Perkins: second, Mrs. n. Bouse; third,
Mrs. r. Fl. Walker. Gents-First. DR..
Richeson: second, r. II. Walker; third,
G. A. Perkins. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. &. A. Perkins, 651 Olive
street, Jan. 25.
Mrs. j. Warne, of Central avenue. en-
tertained large company of friends at
euchrs Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Beal, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Warne, Mr.. and Mrs. Guernsey, Mr..
and Mrs. Boston, Miss Mable and Net
tie Boston, Lille Warne. Messrs. Kraft.
Sprague, Peters. Hays, Warne and
Valancey made up the party.
One of the largest parties of the sea-
son was given by the Central club at