St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

VII NEW ear ) nIgnG MI. duu MIS-. IL
Aronson celebrated their fifteenth we'd
Iglehart street. Among those present
we're: Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Dickey. Mr.,
and Mrs. f. H. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| A. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. E. McGinnis,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moohr. Minneapolis;
E. Riesner. B. M. Boyad. William
Riesner; Misses Anna Mower, Cora
Colby. Gertrude Dickey. Eveline White
ing, Cassie Dickey. Emma RieSner and
Emma Fisher. Ali had most enjoy
able time.
Aurora Lodge No. 3l3. Order of the
World, elected the following officers for
1895: President, l.. II. Lueders; vice
president. Mrs. A. RoWey: chaplain,
E. Snodgrass; marshal, Miss Bess Sand
berg: secretary, John Maloney; treas
urer, John A. Sandberg; guard, Miss
Mabel Faust; sentinel. R. Brady; trus-
tees, John A Monk, Steph Jensen and
Charles A. johnson. The lodge will
publicly install the officers and give
social hop Jan. s, 1895, at Hedman hall,
91S Pine street.
Mrs. John UtZ, of j uno street, enter
tanned company of lady friends at a
cnch Wednesday afternoon. Those
present were the MeSdames H. and G.
Enright. F. Corcoran. +. Sherry. E.
Mcclure, e. Stahlman, Hall. Van
Horen, Brown and Heck; the Misses n.
Merlin, s. Walsh, E. Ayd and A. Funk.
The head prizes were carried away by
Mrs. Van Horen and Schade, foot, Mrs.
G. Stahlman.
The jolly Seven" gave delightful
social and oyster supper at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Menu, on Brad
ley street. last Wednesday evening.
The pleasant event Of the evening was
the history given of the gentlemen of
the club by Mrs. Nj. E. Leonard. The
little lady handled her subject in her
usual charming manner. The next
meeting will be held at Miss Ryan's, OH
st. Anthony avenue.
A very successful event occurred at
st. Paul Park on New Years in the
form of ball given by Mr.. Sproat. All
the society people from the Park, New
port, Hastings, Prescott, Highwood and
Oakland were present. The Wachepe
club, from st. Paul, also attended in a
body. The music, which was furnished
by the st. Anthony hill orchestra, was
of the best.
North Star Camp No. 1857, Modern
Woodmen Of America. publicly installed
evening III the presence of the families
of the members and a large number of
invited guests. After the installation
ceremony, which was ably conducted
by Past Consul Louis Jacobson, liter
airy programme was rendered.
The Beau M0ndes gave their twelfth
dancing party Friday night. The event
eclipsed anything yet given by that
club. The arrangement committee is to
be congratulated upon the excellent
manner in which these parties are con-
Quoted. The st. Anthony hill orchestra
rendered pleasing programme Of up
to-date dance music.
The Peculiarly Clnch club met last
evening at the residence of C.. r.
Capron, sos Carroll street. Mrs. Ed
ward &. Bean won the ladies prize and
William A. Rudel the gentemen's.
Mrs. Robert Irvine and G. g. Straight
were successful i'll capturing the
''booby prizes"
Wednesday afternoon Miss Alice NJ
MiSz celebrated her tenth birthday by
giving private tea to six of her little
friends. Those present were Irene
Conley, Bernoe McTeague, Andeny
Gardner. Helen Slebert, Mildred
Huelster and Angenette Babcock.
Spruce street, gave dinner to num-
Der of friends New Years. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fischer
and son, of st. Louis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. 6. Wallof and Charles Wallof. of
Minneapolis.
One of the most enjoyable as well as
unique affairs Of the coming week will
be the basket social by the Holly Pleas
ure club at Central hail. above Yerxas',
Thursday evening. Jan. II. Dancing
promptly at o'clock.
Last Wednesday evening the Aloha
Cinch club was very pleasantly enter
tanned by Miss Mary Holmes, at Sol
Grove street. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Mary Kelly,
49S Collins street.
The Crocus Hill club held another of
their semi-monthly parties Tuesday
evening. The club rooms were crowded |
with the members and their friends.
Music by the st. Anthony hill orchestra.