The Saint Paul globe., 1896-11-29

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hall Tuesday evening. The ladies' progressive
prize was won by Mrs. John Bender and was
an elaborate center piece. The br!ar pipe
which was the gentlemen progressive prize
was won by ]. A. Wilwerscheid. The foot
prizes were awarded Miss Meyer and Mr.
SeitZ. Luncheon was served in the dining
room. The hop which followed consisted o.
twelve numbers, and hundred couples danced
until O'Clock. This the frst of series
of parties to be given during the winter
The Misses Jose and Mary Winter, Mary
SHERMAN ana Mary Schroeder, Charles Ehr
manntraut and Adolph j. Fetsch were il
charge
Miss Edna Dawson entertained informall,
on tuesday evening at her home, 25S Ramse,
street. Progressive cinch was played, Mis-
Mae Dorgeloh winning the head prize and Miss
Margaret Dorgeloh taking the foot prize
Those present were Misses Ida McCraw, Lu
cretia Leithold, L. Francis Mae and Margare
Dorgeloh, Alice Graves, Anna and Bessie
Roach Flora and Maude Dawson and Messrs
ID. S. Coffey, w. w. Sheire, ]. Slocum, L
Hoyt M. j. McManus, ]. w. Kimban c
Mullen, G. A. Francis NJ Conner. A. Schur.
mann t. MeManus, P. J. Webb.
Miss Pearl Logan of SIC Seby avenue, was
very pleasantly surprised by her friends Fri
day evening in honor of her sixteenth birth
oay. The evening was spent in games. Dainty
refreshments were served. Those present
were: Misses Cora Kirchhoff Mamis Smith
Clara Conrad Myrtle Smith, Katie Vars Hat
tie Newheart, Isla Stubs, Elsie Larsen
Emma Fisher: Messrs. Bert Wilson Albert
Brant, Dick Myers Will Crandall, Sidney
Gosling, Frank Gosling, Warren Stubbs
The Misses Tanning entertained the ''Just
Sixteen Social Club Thanksgiving eve The
mouse was artistically decorated with smilax
and ehrysanthemums Music was furnished
by the Sangamon string orchestra In at
tendance were the Misses Ward, CulIan, Whit
Ior, Riley, Kent, and Messrs. Will Lanley,
VIII Quinlan, George Gillspee F. Marmon
Thorp, Murphy, Dickson, Mann and Curry.
me Shawondasee club gave its first party
dow rrl-z
President, ]. H. Boyd; vice president S. R.
Jameson; secretary, H. Bailee: treasurer. q.
A. Morton; financial secretary, L. G. Schnitt-
ger. The Twin City Mandolin club furnished
specially selected programme for the event.
which was appreciated by the Shawondasees
and their guests.
The Wyandotte gave Thanksgiving Ill
In A. o. L. temple Wednesday evening a
large number OF young people danced away
the hours TO the merry strains of the St
Anthony Hill orchestra. The floor was in
charge OF George Mussel. During the even
ing refreshments were served in the banquet
hail. on the lower floor.
family dinner was given Thanksgiving
cay at the home of Mrs. E. s. Greer on
1glehart street. The following were the guests
Mrs G. w. Merrill, Miss NJ L. Ogden. B.
.. Chapman, S. o. Merrill, D. R. Merrill Mrs
J.G. RihHaaffer,' Misses Rihtldaffer and Walter
A. Merrill.
The Ladies Afternoon Euchre played at
cards Tuesday afternoon at the residence of
at cards Tuesday at the residence. of Mrs
Lanpher, on Dayton avenue. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Doolittle, Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Hubbell and Mrs. Dana.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Wallich 619 selby
avenue, gave a Thanksgiving dinner to a
number of their friends the dinner being
served at Z o'clock. There was music and
cards in the evening.
Mrs. H. w. Dickman pleasantly entertained
at Thanksgiving dinner She was as
sisted by her sisters Misses Emma and
Florence Starkey. Covers were laid for six
teen.
The Twentieth Century club gave an en-
tertainment Wednesday evening in the club
rooms on Fourth street. 1t was the birthday
OF the president of the club, A. L. Browne.
Mrs. J. Morganstein entertained Thanks
giving in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Monheimer,
or Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn, of Lake
City. Covers were laid for fourteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, of Victoria street, enter
tanned Thanksgiving. Covers were laid for
ten. Among those present were Miss Dean
a1iS Miss Mccarthy, of Hastings.
number of West Side young people
danced last evening at Brack's hall The
festivities continued until II, card Of four
teen nuHbeU being danced.
The most notable society event of the
season at Merriam Park was the leap year
party given by the We Girls club at Wood
rufus Thanksgiving night.
The women of First Universalist church
gave cinch party Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Williams, 537
Sib!ey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Menz. of 54S Bradley
street celebrated their third anniversary by
giving an oyster supper to a few of their
friends.
The Standard club gave German festi-
val in celebration of Thanksgiving Thurs
day night in the club rooms in the Endicott
arcade.
A children's carnival by the women Of st.
Mary's parish, Merriam Park was given
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of last
week
dolls carnival was given Friday after
noon in the parlors of the Aberdeen by young
women interested in st. Luke's hospital
The Little Helpers of Mount Zion Temple
gave a sale CT fancy articles Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening in the temple.
Miss Catherine Leonard and Miss Rose
Mott entertained Informally Tuesday evening
at their home on Summit avenue.
A genuine Thanksgiving dinner was given
by Mrs. Chariot Weber Thursday evening.
Covers were laid for twelve.
Mrs. Harcourt Horn and Miss Horn enter
tanned at a buffet breakfast Thanksgiving
morning for Miss Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Pruden of Ashland
avenue. entertained the Fortnightly club
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb, of 342 Martin street
gave Thanksgiving dinner, covers being
laid for six.
The Choral Society of First German church
gave conundrum social Tuesday evening in
the church.
AuCdI r1uCuIe ClUD met 1ueSQdy AFTER
noon at the home of Mrs. Lanpher, on Day.
ton avenue.
The young ladies of Assumption parish
gave card party in Oxford hall Tuesday
evening.
The women of the Cathedral gave a large
card party Thanksgiving night in Cretin hail.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Butler of Summit
avenue, gave card party Tuesday evening
Miss Espy, of Summit avenue, entertained
the Literary club Wednesday evening.
Wednesday evening in Oxford hall.
The Minnehaha club gave party Wednes-
day evening in Twin City hall.
Miss Bass, of Summit avenue entertained
the Fudge club Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs s. v. Harris entertained at
the Ryan Thanksgiving night.