St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05
ECHOES OF THE WEEK.

merry than the one just passed.
ECHOES OF THE WEEK.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Aronson celebrated their
hixteenth wedding anniversary on New Year S
day Promptly at 80 p. IN. Professors Stoll-
werk and De Lester rendered Mendeissohn' s
Wedding march whereupon Sergeant Major
Young, ably assisted by Mrs j. E. Barre and
Mrs. B. Schubach, acting as bridesmaids
and DR.. e. H.. Haas and A. Q. DAVIS as as
groomsman, again united the happy couple IN
holy wedlock after which all present in
dulged in an elegant repast. The rest of the
evening spent in dancing and musical
and literary recitals. One Of the features
entitled 'The Societies of the Delectables and
Les Miserables,' in which Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Schubach and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Aronson par
ticipated. The latter were the recipients or a
great many useful and valuable presents
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Kellerman, Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Brandt, Mr.
and Mrs. j. e. Barre, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cow
an, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Moss, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Schubach, Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and Mrs
Riesner, Misses II. Norsland Mira Abbott
Cora Colby, Emma Riesner c. Dickey, Dick
ems, Bessie Moss, Messrs. Prof. c. A. Fischer,
A. Irwin, William Riesner, Charles Rock, A.
G. Davis, DR.. e. II. Haas, G. F. Cayanaugh,
Ed Riesner.
Mrs. ]. S. Crooks, of st. Cloud, Mimi, was
pleasantly surprised Thursday evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cosgrove,
8S7 Cedar street. Cards and dancing were the
features of the evening. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs; Q. Olson, Mr.; and Mrs. F.
Plant, Mr.. and Mrs. Floody, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Clagern, Mrs. Monti, Misses frankie and
LYDIA McElroy, Maude and Jessie Ketcham,
Helen Godske, Bessie Weeks, Eva Tomb,
Anglia Olsen, Malone and Messrs w. F.
Schroeder H. Il. Marek, Robert Croaks H.
Olson, E. A. Eisenmenger, f. Floody Jr.,
w. Orgern and Z. A. Bemdin.
A surprise party was given Sergeant and
Mrs. Hanft on Friday, Jan. 3, their wedding
anniversary. very pleasant evening was
Bpent with music and games. Those present
Mrs. NJ. Segfert Mr.. and Mrs. H. Peters, Mr..
end Mrs. II. Schumann, Mesdames, Charles
lips, Reinke, Wittmaak, J. McManus. Misses
Rose, Emma and Julia McManus, Miss Min
ME Seyfert, Master Bonnie McManus and
Fred Seyfert: Mrs. Hanft was assisted in
entertaining her guests by her cousin, Miss
Stoenmer of Pennsylvania, who is visiting
relatives in West st. Paul.
The young society people Of st. Paul who at
tended the leap year party given by the young
ladies' OF Hudson, Wis, at the Opera hall in
that city Thursday night returned to the city
with the firm conviction that, as entertain
ers. the Hudson ladies are unrivaled. The
hall was profusely decorated with every va
riety or tropical plants, cut flowers and bunt
ing. The st. Anthony Hill orchestra of st.
Paul, discoursed the latest dance music en-
powered in bank of smilax. Over three
hundred dancers took part in the festivities.
The friends of MIR. and Mrs j. A. Young
Jr. pleasantly surprised them at their home
on Garfield street Friday evening. Dancing
was the order of the evening. Among those
MI and Mrs. j. j. Daily, Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
W. Noonan, Misses Larkin, McElroy, Cum
nngham Wallace, Keogh, Moloney, Noonan
and Young; Messrs. Hughes McManus, Nc
Dermott, Cook, Wagner, McElrcy Russell
and Young
On New Years eve the Whistle club was
entertained at dancing by the Misses Clear
man, of ST.. Adams street. The house
beautifully decorated with holly and mstIe-
toe. Those present were Mesdames Clear
man and Sanderson, Misses Wilson. Crossett
Lenhart, Chairman, Lena Wilson, Lucy Hal
lowell, Messrs. Sanderson, Greer Dr. Muir
ray, Griffith, Stark, Chairman, Landon Rob-
ert Wilson, Howard Chairman and Ramaley.
One of the most pleasant events Of the
week was surprise party given New Years
eve for Mr.. and Mrs. Rhino of Marshall
avenue. Progressive cinch and dancing were
the main features of the evening. Head
prizes were won by Mrs. Rank and F. Wild
Walker.
The Beau Monde club outdid all former eff
forts IN lts second ball of the present season
latest Canoes were on the programme. and
were greatly enjoyed by the ninety couples in
attendance. The club will give it's next early
in February.
A successful entertainment in the shape of
an Olde Folk concert given at the Park
Congregational church Wednesday evening. 1t
was very we'll attended and all the numbers,
ed.
The largest dance Of the season at ST. Paul
was that given by Mr.. Sproat at Opera hall
New Years eve. About one hundred couples
danced the old year out and the new year in.
Mr.. Sproat made an appropriate address to
the company at midnight.
Commercial council, Royal Arcanum gave
its annual ball at its hall in the Bowlby
block last Monday evening. The members of
the council their friends and ladies spent
q pleasant evening in dancing.
l. New Years night the Interurban club, of
Merriam Park. gave one of the largest and
most successful balls ever held at that suburb.
A most enjoyable opening of the new year
was participated in by all those present
The employees Of the baggage department
of the St. Paul Union Depot company gave
their annual New Years banquet Wednesday
at p. M, under the direction of c. S. Col
ledge and T. W. HILL
New Years day was duly observed at the
Colonnade by an elaborate dinner, during
which the Westminster orchestra rendered q
select programme.
New Years night Miss Sarah Nolan, Of 500
Carroll street, was surprised by large num-
Der of her friends, who spent a merry even
ing at her home.
The Carnival Cinch club was entertained by
Miss Adams Friday evening The first prize
was taken by Mrs. Thorn and the second by
Mrs. Holcomb.
birthday party was given Wednesday
evening by Miss Beulah Sugg, of the Newport
Mats Dancing and games were the features of
the evening.
The Arion Singing society held its twen-
deth anniversary meeting Tuesday evening.
The musical programme was followed by
dance.
= A large reception and dancing party was
given by the Irish American club New Years
eve at its hall in the Endicott building.
The Moonlight club gave a very successful
hop at Central hall Wednesday evening. A
hundred and fifty couples participated
New Years eve was opened by the I'm
Perial Pleasure club by a social hop at Gar
Held hail. Fauquier and Arcade.
The eleventh annual ball Of the Butchers
Mutual Benefit society of St. Paul took place
Tuesday evening at Turner hall.
The annual ball Of the Minnehaha Social
club took place Wednesday evening at Twin
City hall. Rice and University
watch meeting was held by the Junior
George Eggeston, Burr street.
New Years eve was observed by the
Fkursday club at the home of MIR. and Mrs,
w. B. Shaw, of Hall avenue.
/. The Ladies' Euchre club was eptartaipad
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Cyrus Thomp-
Bon, Of Pleasant avenue.
Hiss j. Earles entertained the Starlight
$ocial club at her hcme, on 81. Peter street
Friday evening.
masquerade ball was given by the Wide
Awake Dancing club Tuesday evening at
columbia hall.
Miss Oliver, of Aurora avenue, entertained
kes members of the Firesids C!neh club Thurs
Hay evening.
The Fudge club held a Iaesting Thursday
kftsrnooD Ut the home Of Miss niasejy, jack.
ton street,
|, @r, and Mrs, Brown, Of South ST, Paul,
ssisbrateo their ssiaea wedding Wednesday.
Z The HiheFn;sR rides gave a social hep at
k&bof ball Tuesday eTeRiHg.
hf. and Mrs. John stses, Of Virginia ave-