St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13

] MeSSTS. AlUtlG DlcEenSO1, EIeu ddtH-
mond, David Kimball, George Caldwell.
! bert Keller Roy Wright, Frank Davis.
| Karl Romer, James Straine. Herbert
| ArtZ. j. Mckee Hetfner, John Miesen,
Carl Slebold. Walter Holl.
| Merriam Park has rarely seen so jolly
a crowd as the one gathered at the resi-
! dence OF &hi. and Mrs. Frank Dakea
! Thursday evening last. The party was
! composed of kindred spirits who meet
| somewhere every week to enjoy Them
| selves, and the weekly meet last week
was voted by all to have been the most
successful of any held as yet The feet
ing hours were Wled away with laugh
! ter, music and song, and the inner man
! was not forgotten either, for at the
| proper hour all sat down to as hospitahle
a beard as was ever spread. Following are
the merry makers who were present:
Mr.. and airs. w. Ii. Ulmer, Mr.. and
Breher, Mr. and Mrs. Moffatt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chadkins, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien,
Mr., aud Mrs. Spangler, Miss Katie
| Forne, Miss c. Forne, Miss Lulu lay
! Tor, Frank Dakea. Mr.. and Mrs Furnell,
L. Turney, Mr.. and Mrs. karst.
Surprise parties are the pleasure
| events of the season at present, but
when coupled with the date of silver
! wedding anniversary they are doubly
! so. The surprise wedding anniversary
! rendered Mir. and Mrs. Louis Wagner,
! at East University ayenae. on Friday
! evening last, was a merry event, for it
| showed the host and hostess that al
| though married twenty-five years, their
friends had increaseds Instead OF dmin-
| ished, and though all had grown older,
their faculty for enjoyment remained
/ the same. The following were present:
Mesdames John w. Bell, Joe Bell, L.
! p. Horton. Hanson, Hill, King, Klus-
ner, Bobieter, Goesch, Swanson, Hale,
4, Campbell; the Misses Patten, Bobleter,
| HuXtable, King, Ackroyd; Messrs. }. W.
Bell, Col. B0bleter. T. Bell, Campbell,
Hale, Hill, QuinliyaD, Heffron, Smith.
| Thursday evening Frank Daacke, of
| Hamline, received an unexpected call
| from few of his st. Paul friends. He
! proved himself equal to the emergency
ard entertained his guests right royalty,
as he always does, and the jollieSt
| kind OF an evening was enjoyed
by all present. Music. dancing
and whist were the amusements.
An elegant lunch was served at late
hour. Soon after the guests tIok a re-
lucjant farWell of their host Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs l.. Breher,
MI. and Mrs. b. Furnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
wv. Il. Ulmer, Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Ill
mer, Mr. and Mrs. G. KarSt. Mr.. and
| Mrs. }. O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
| Mutfat, Mir. and Mrs. Ii. ScheaJgen, Mr..
and Mrs. o. Spangles, Misses G. and o,
! F0ran. l.. Taylor and Mr.. L. Tiernay.
A very pleasant birthday party was
| given in honor of Miss Mary Rain. at
her home on Carroll street. Dancing
and cards were the features of the
! evening. An eleean lunch was served
at midnight, after which dancing was re-
J sumed. Among those present were Mrs.
( j. Rain, Mir. and Mrs. Mccarthy, Mr. and
! Mrs. Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. Howe, Mrs.
| Lockwood; the Misses Mae Cummings,
Maggie McEyoy, Theresa Vessel. Agnes
Maley, Mae Trayers, Mae Roberts.
katherine Rain, Anna Travers. Rosa
| Boog, Mary Beven, Rosa Becker. Lucy
| Rain, Maggie Kinnen; Messrs. f. J.
Hogan, j. }. McGinn, +. S. Hogan, L.
J: Nealey, D. NJ arkley, J. }. Rain, J.
McCue, j. McEvoY, j. A. Vessel. NJ.
! Williams, A. Johnson, Willie Travers.
Tuesday evening pleasant surprise
party was rendered to II. Bertossi by
his numerous friends, in honor OF his
twentieth birthday. Dancing, games.
vocal selections and recitations by Miss
erode and Miss l.. Pittman were the
features of the evening. At midnight
collation. was partaken OF, after which
dancing was resumed until the
wee sma' hours. Prominent among
those present were MIS-. erode,
Misses erode, Hoff, Pittman. Nell
son, Dillery, Rosenberger, Weinke,
Oliver, G. Lux, l.. Lux, Holm,
E. Meier. c. Meier; Messrs. and Mes,
danes Dorenseif, H. G. Mallette, A. e.
Holm, o. 0. Oliver, G. Roberts. o.
erode, w. Bertossi. S. Pittman, H.
Schafer, G. Pttman, A. Meier, w.
Meier, W. Schroeder.
The Smith Avenue Euchre club was
entertained very pleasantly last Tues
day evening by Miss Mary Muller and
won as follows: First, ladies'. Mrs. II.
A. Davenport; second, Miss Mollie
| Carmody; third, Miss Eugenia Gall
lasch; gents. first, w. j. McHugh sec
ond, II. W. Field; third, Herbert Long
ley. The club will be entertained Jan.
% by Miss Kathryn Mcintyre and Miss
Lizzie Healey at the Barteau.
Messrs. Listoe. Warwick and Bow
man entertained the members of the
Ben Hur Euchre club at 46 Hotel Bar
teau Thursday evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs. w. Field, Mrs. Neuen-
schwander, Miss NJ. Comidy, Messrs w.
X. Hoag, Judge Orr ana James McKen-
Zie. The next meeting will he with
Mrs. l.. Robarge at Hotel Barteau on
Jan. "a.
The Young Bachelors club gave an
informal reception to a few of their
friends Thursday evening at their
rooms in the Washburn building. After
| go INT,4 hO ol, o.,
orchestra and quartette, the entire up
per floor was taken possession of by the
guests and the rest of the evening spent
i'll dancing. About thirty couples were
present.
| The Peculiarly Cinch club was enter
tanned Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Rudd at their residence, ZIG Car
roll street. Head prizes were won by
Mrs. I. w. kenney and Howard Bruce :;
consolation by Mrs. E. S. Bean and
| Will McMoran. The evening was very
pleasantly spent, and concluded with a
short hop. The next meeting will be
held Jan. Is, at GS4 Carroll street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie, of Martin
street. entertained the Minnehaha Card
club last Wednesday evening. Head
prizes were won by Hrs FL. B. Schicht-
ing and James f. Paisley; foot prizes
| by Mrs. G. w, Weber and r. C. Neuen-
schwander. The club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. McEhvee, Oh Beaumont
street, next Wednesday.
The Bon Ami Social club gave pro-
gressive cinch party at their hall Friday
evening to the members Of the Calumet
and Beau Monde clubs. Lady's head
and lone hand prizes were won by Miss
Minnie ThaarWald, and the foot prize
by Miss Louisa Weber. Gents head,
by A. Straus; gents lone hand, by A.
Holm; gents foot. by \. Girard.
The st. Paul chronological society
elected the following officers for the en-
suing six months Friday evening: Presi-
dent, Albert Zimmerman; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. A. E. Johnson; secretary.
| Harry Lereh; financial secretary, Miss
Marian Thorwaith; treasurer, E. f.
Berrisford; librarian, A. j. Hill.
The G. l. A. Cinch club was delight
fully entertained Wednesday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. ii.