St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-29

Hugh Jones. Harry Brookins, George McCol-
Tough, Will Seegar. Richard Evans Thomas
THOMAS, Davis, A. j. Duvall, Will Ball Jr.,
VIII Gunther, Clarence Swager and Miss Jes-
sic Gunther, Miss May Clark, and Frank
CLARK, OF Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ball Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Barnacle acted
as chaperones.
A birthday party given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Jones, 1922 Glencoe street
Wednesday evening, in honor of their daugh-
ter Ettie, who was eight years old Those
present were: The Misses Ethel and Lille
Mash. Walstrom, Swenson, Robertson Powell,
Altman, Gunderson and Ackerman; Masters
FREDDIE Altman Robertson, Jones' Swenson,
Powell, Rowe; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Altman. A. Widlake and Flor
ence Altman assisted Mrs. Jones in serving
the tea and entertaining the young folks.
Miss Viva Canning, of 257 Rice street, was
surprised by her little friends last Wednes-
day evening with a birthday party. Those
present were the Misses McDonough. Mela,
Peacha, Vera Burt, Annie Amort, Ella Dee,
Oracle Allen, Lizzie Smith, Annie Frey,
Mamie Lumbach, Viva Canning, Laris Stone,
Master Charlie Miller. Frank Erren and
Harry Canning, who presided at the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Mclaughlin, of 853
Dayton avenue, entertained the Dayton Ave-
nue. Progressive Euchre club Thursday even
dies first progressive, Miss Kipp; ladies'
second progressive, Mrs. Fairbrother; gen.
tlemen's first progressive. Dr.: Bettinger;
gontlemen's second progressive, Mr.. Fugate;
consolation, Miss Whitney.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr. and
Mrs. w Book Saturday evening at their home
2S6 Forbes avenue. The evening was spent in
playing progressive cinch. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs Charles Swift, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ulmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Markson Mr. and Mrs. p. j.
Ulmer, Mr., and Mrs. Leon Brehn, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. ]. Spengler.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Harding, of Rondo street, were pleasantly sur
prised by a party of young people, consisting
of the Misses Lily, Amelia and Sophia Light
bourn, and Josie Hopwood Messrs. Barber,
Odell and Hopwood, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
and music
Through invitation from his mother,
twenty-five of the friends of Carl Bons-
oeeason of his R on ffe
| received several handsome gifts, with con-
gratulations and good wishes. Music, games
and refreshments contributed toward jolly
evening.
Mrs. Wasdon and Miss Wilson, of the Buck
ingham, gave large cinch party last Thurs
day evening. The prizes, which were both
first, Mrs. H. w. Field; second, Mrs. Childs;
gents first, Mr.. Johnson; second, H. w.
Field Lunch was served at II o'clock.
The Thespians met with the Misses Pet
erson, of Mount Airy street, and delight
full evening was spent. There were several
piano selections by Miss Cronquist, of Min
neapoliS vocal duet by Miss O'Connell and
Miss Peterson; also debating and reading
by members of the club.
Mrs. L. F. Robarge, of the Argyle, enter
tanned a party of her lady friends Tuesday
afternoon at progressive euchre. The prizes
were won as follows First, Miss Mollie Car
mody; second, Mrs. H. w. Field; third Mrs.
Ed Moran. Light refreshments were served
at the close of the game.
The Twin City Cinch club was pleasantly en-
tertained by Miss Fannie Brien, of Rice street,
Monday evening. Prizes were won by Miss
l.. Robinson and L. Lachapell. Miss L. Robin
son will entertain the club Monday evening at
the Twin City mandolin club rooms, Grand
Opera House block.
The Alumni Association of the Experimental
School gave a banquet in the school dining
room Thursday evening. Covers were laid for
seventy-fve. Music was discoursed from the
balcony during the banquet, after which a
number of interesting speeches and toasts
were given.
The Jugend band was entertained by Frank
Wilhelms Friday at his home, McMenemy and
Hyacinth streets: The evenings entertain
ment comprised both vocal and instrumental
music, speeches and games. --"
The Misses George Raymond and Sadie
Grinbolt very pleasantly entertained friends
Friday evening at cards. A dainty luncheon
bolt II go -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. FindIan, of Reaney street,
entertained the M. L. c. club last Wednesday
evening. Progressive cinch was in order
after which refreshments were served.
The entertainment talked of for Friday even
ing at Conover hall, in which the Kinder
symphony orchestra was to take part was
postponed until after Easter
The young men Of Woodland Park church
gave charming social Friday evening at the
nome OF Gen. 1. W. Bishop, Mackubin street.
Miss Stewart. of Grand avenue, gave a
dinner Wednesday in honor of Russell Bu-
chanan, OF indianapolis.
The French History class met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Matthew Clark, at her
nome on Summit avenue
The st. Paul Musk Verein held it's regular
tamiiien Arend Monday night in the irish
American club Gooms. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyre, of $40 East Tenth street.
entertained the On Time Pleasure club
Wednesday evening
Mrs Morton entertained the Columbia
Euchre club Friday evening at her home on
Lincoln avenue.
The members of the Fortnightly club. of
Hamline visited James ]. Hills art gallery
Wednesday.
Friday evening dancing party was given
tion. ~
Mrs. Frederick G. Mott, of 600 st. ANTHONY
avenue, entertained the Evening club Wednes-
day. -
Mrs: L. A. Hurst, of Euclid View, enter
talned card party Tuesday evening.
Miss Bina Strutzell, Of Oakland avenue, en-
tertained informally Tuesday evening"