St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-10
Miss Smyth is at home again.
EVENTS OF \ WEEK.

A poverty social was given at the res
idence of Mr.. Wiseman. 1885 lgiehart
street, last Tuesday evening. under the
auspices of the Epworth League Society
of Trinity III. E. Church. The enter
tainment was very pleasant, as we'll
as unique affair, there being 45 of the
Is persons present attired in typical
hard-timeS costumes, which created
much merriment. After the perform
ancc of the literary part of the pro-
gramme, which consisted of a solo by
Mr.. Langrell, selection by Mrs. Hill
man, a recitation by Miss Perry, solo
by Miss Richer and the reading of a
hard-times poem by Mr.. Hllman, the
costumers all filed by the committee Sc
lected to award the prizes, who, after
deliberation, decided upon Mrs. Greer
as the most appropriately dressed lady
for the occasion and awarded her the
first prize, which was tin case, open
face, dumb watch. Robert Wiseman
was considered the most appropriately
dressed gentleman, aud was awarded
the second prize, which was Il gutta-
percha comb, minus number Of teeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gage, of White
Bear, were pleasantly surprised by a
large number of their friends Wednes-
day last, it being their twelfth anniver-
sary. The evening was spent in de-.
lightful manner. Among the guests
were Ii. n. Gage, A. H. Gage, J. A.
Chamberline, Fred Cham berline. Mir.
Gage. Winona; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sails
and Mrs. George II. Diamond, Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Davis. Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Cayon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bunk
hard, MIR. and Mrs. DR.. S. o. Fran
els. Mr.. and Mrs. William Grant,
George Diamond il, Joe Cayon,
Marion Diamond, Annie Davis, Kit
Diamond, James Clewitt. Ruby Davis,
Marie Salisbury, Ged Salisbury Jr.,
Thomas Cayon, Sadie Chamberlin. st.
Paul.
Mrs. Rayno. of Ashland avenue, was
pleasantly surprised by number Of her
young friends OH Tuesday last. Cards
and music furnished the amusements.
LiUIle Miss E. Rutherford danced q
number Of dances, after which supper
was served. The following were among
the guests Mr.. Dorgoloh. Mr.. Diamond
Misses Margaret DorgoiolI, Jessie Ketch
um. Lidia McElvey, Flora Hainey, Maud
Ketchum, frankie McElvey, Minnie
Raynske, I. Steiner, Bertha Steiner
Anna Eckman, E. Rutherford
A. McNulty, Miss Edgerly
Messrs. l.. Roth, Will Peters. o. Zeigler
j. Fisher, L. Morgan. George Diamond
George Cusick, W. McCunick. Clarence
Lindner. Smithson, H. La Clair. Rotter
Shultz, Ranish, .Chaska, Funk, Cole
man. Miller, Harley Sherry. Frank Nc
KurtZ.
A very enjoyable sleigh ride was
given last Thursday evening by the
WIdl SnninJ oilth to rha hnu, q n
| William Guernsey, at Tanners lake
A pleasant evening was spent in dane
| ing and cards. Those present we're:
Misses Grace Studeman, Gertie and
Emma Berrisford, Laura and Elsie Han
sam, Vida Price, Miss Rugg, Nellie
Morrison, Kate Altman, Maud Wood
Gussie Ryan, and Messrs. George Ryan
| Fred Bender. John O'Brien, Hi Camp
bell, George Haggepmiller, Edward
Popp, Roy Price, James Uttley, Juliu;
Crosse, Peter Pusch, Joe Hanck. The
party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Karst enter
tanned the Duplicate Whist club Friday
evening at their home OH Forbes avenue
| A very enjoyable time was had by al
present. Refreshments were served al
seasonable hour. after which all de.
parted, feeling satisfied that the clul
has, so far, been great success. Those
present were: Misses Nellie O'Brien
Katie Fierney. Edith Blanchard. Agnes
McArdell, Jennie Stanley, Catherine
Foren and Olive Foren; Messrs
Blanchard, viii Tierney, A. Trudo. T.
F. Iierney. p Tierney, b. Mcmahon
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. rierney.
One of the most enjoyable sIeighing
parties of the season was given las