St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frye gave a card par
fy at the Ryan Monday evening. Four
teen tables were played. The guests
we're yoa MI NJ and and Mrs Mrs oyitt Mrs Wilken;
DIR. Jones. DIR. Donnelly, DR.. Schevy-
ger, Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. F. R.
Well. c. Schmidt, MI; and Mrs; zim-
and Mrs. NJ. Deftel, Mrs. Jacob Mann
heimer, Mr.. and Mrs Goodkind, Mr..
and Mrs. Heyderstaedt, B. Burwell,
Mrs, Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner,
Miss Warner; Miss Holmes, Mr.. But
trick, Mr.. and Mrs. Yale, Mr.. and Mrs.
;; v Harris DR.. and Mrs. Richeson,
MIR. and Mrs. Rossum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gutter
man, Mr.; and Mrs. Charles Thompson,
Mrs r. Mangler, Mrs. A. Scheffer Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Cook. Mrs. S. G. Cook.
MI and Mrs. Garrity. Prizes were won
by the following people: Ladies lone
hand, Mrs. Yale; first progression,
Mrs. NJ: Deffel; second progression,
Goodkind; gentleman's lone hand M.
Dehel; first progression, Mr.. Yale;
second progression, Mr.. Warner: con-
ISOLATION, Mr.. Garrity
A literary entertainment in the shape
Of an editorial sanctum was given
Ihursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs: H. a. Morse, on Nelson ave
nue., under the auspices of the ladies'
OF the Soldiers home. The proceeds of
the entertainment are to be used to-
ward the purchasing of an organ. d.
Il. Hubbard was editor-in-chief and r.
Z. Chase acted as assistant. The fell
lowing papers were among the contri-
66uu9ns; How We Can Be Truly
FG9a FiTmness old Soldiers; 66dfas; %MS;9therly
The New, Woman" Early Closing
Movement" Domestic Happiness" !"
"A Widows Wants, all of which
showed careful preparation and elected
Inuch applause. Several musical num-
gren and Morse. A general social fol-
IoWeq the reading of !he papers, after
which light refreshments were served
Ihere were about fifty present.
The Carnival Euchre club met at the
res!denceo of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Weber, SO Isabel street, on Tuesday
evening; Head prizes We're won BY
Mrs. h. Ehrmantraut, H. B. Shlichting:
foot prizes Mrs. j. H. Griffin, A. J.
Studman. Those present were Mr. and
Clark, Mr.; and Mrs. a. J. Studman,
Mr.: and Mrs. H. B. Shlichting. Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. ID. Thine, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ehr-
mantraut; Misses Ida Wicker, Nellie
Griffin, E. THEM Jr., George Griffin,
+. +: Dresser, met at the residence of
H. r. Clark.
benefit of the Infants home last week
was a very great success, and the
ladies having the matter in charge
desire to thank the public for the gen
haVlng the affair in charge were: Mes
danes Lamprey, John Clark, M. F.
Kennedy, NJ; Mealey, w. L. Kelly, A.
tRufresnf' IdfTe j. J; G; Fit Fittzgerald, George
II. T. Quinlan, William Miller, NJ
Treacy, j: Rogers, Sr.; Michael Doran,
Timothy Foley and William Murphy.
Mrs. B. a. Schultz was rendered a
peasant san surprise Wednesday evening
at ne her non nome =, on Cedar street, The
and Mrs. Aronstion. Mr.. and Mrs
SchOwbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Mackelburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Klinfeather, Mr.. and
Mrs. heilerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt,
Elr. and Mrs. Lane, Messrs. Cava-
naugh, Lurger, Stene, Pinter, Hansen.
Wheeler. and Misses McGovern, Flint
Lyons, Myrtle Lyons, Dicksons, Man
gler.
The Hibemian band gives a musical
and literary entertainment at A. O. Fl
nall. corner Fort and Sixth streets. to-
morrow evening, with programme as
follows: Opening remarks, DR.. E. w,
buckley; selections, piano, violin and
cofnet, Hayden trio; song, 'MavoUr-
neen, Frank Farley: violin solo. Miss
Mamie Mcmahon; song, selected John
F. Gehan; recitation, T. r. Martin
piano solo, Miss Kathryn Collins: Irish
jig dance, ]. j. Haggerty; song. Miss
Maggie Roche; song, Charles Morrow.
Miss a. Fabel was pleasantly sur
prised by the Amphion Whist club AT
her home, 213 Goodhue street, Thurs
day evening. Head prizes were wen
by Mr.. Schaefer and Miss Gronewaid
bcOby by w. F.. Lewis and Miss Fahel
Among those present were Herman
Schaefer. Fred Hail. William Lewis
Tban (IrpDpIV.l pa,,rIOr., yvr:ri