St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26

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Repke. Cora Ide, Kate Golden, Miss Achter-
kirsch; Messrs. olmsted. c. Korhfage. G.
Gall, w. McTeague. J: Janss. w. Gall, w.
| Sandtrock ]. Supple, H. Brandt A. Johnson,
| G. Schneider and Mr.. and Mrs. Youngham,
l.. Kleinschmit.
| The emembers Of the Fireside Cinch club
were pleasantly entertained Tuesday even
ing by Miss Bertha Mcclure at her home on
| Thomas street. The prizes were very hand
some and appropriate, and were awarded as
follows Lady's head and foot prize Miss
Emma Thomas and Miss Helen Oliver; gents
| head and foot prize H. A. Bertossi and A. G.
Holm.
An enjoyable social was given at the resi-
dence of f. r. Yorke, 634 Randolph street,
choir. Musical selections were rendered by
| the Misses Petty, Crist, Bruner and Hun
ter. Messrs. Maxwell, Jones, Cooper, Fred
ericks, Brown, Ryno and Rattery. There
was a large attendance from the Twin Cities.
Supper was served at 1890 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. McVegh entertained
the Dayton Avenue Progressive Euchre club
| Thursday evening" The prizes were won as
| follows: Ladies' first progressive, Mrs. Kipp;
! ladies' second progressive, Miss Kipp; gem
tleman's first progressive, Mr.. Kipp; gentle
| mans second progressive. Mr.. Fugate; con-
! ISOLATION, Mrs. Mclaughlin.
! Messrs. H. Clarence Lindner and Edwin
| NJ Wilson gave stag smoker at the home
! Of Mr. and Mrs. Bomback, Wabasha street,
Monday evening. Several of the boys brought
| their musical instruments and played selec-
tions, while the rest enjoyed their corncob
pipes. Refreshments were served, and a gen.
eral good time is reported.
Mrs. William Tenvoorde, Of 439 Bidwell
street. entertained the Nameless Cinch club
| Tuesday afternoon First prize was won by
Mrs. G. M. Ide; second prize by Miss Aggfe
Duffy; foot prize by Mrs. E. E. Mcdonald.
Mrs. E. e. Mcdonald, Of Congress street,
will entertain next.
A leap year party was given at Lifts hall
Thursday evening by several young ladies.
The floor was successfully managed by Miss
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was furnished. delicate lunch was served
by the young ladies at 10:30
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. F. w. Dohm,
of McBoal street, gave a progressive cinch
party. The head prize was won by Mrs.
Dorendin, Mrs, Lienan and Mrs. FRANKIE car
rying off second and third prizes, respec-
lively.
Miss Emma schraeder was surprised by
large number Of her friends in honor of her
birthday, Wednesday evening, at her home,
244 Hoffman, avenue. The evening was spent
in playing cards and dancing.
Misses Berigan and Wiemann entertained
the Thespian club Monday evening. very
agreeable evening was spent. Refreshments
of the most appetzing kind were served.
The milk maids drill at Dayton Avenue
church Thursday night was decided sue
cess and one Of the prettiest affairs given
this season.
The women OF st. Stephens church gave
a social Thursday night at the home Of T.
F. Yorke, 634 Randolph street.
The Ladies AID Society OF German f1rSC
NJ. E. Church gave a social Thursday night
in the church parlors.
The ladies of st. Johns parish gave a
charity card party Friday night in the Irish
American club rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown of Marshall
avenue, gave a progressive cinch party
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Newnart gave a nu-
scale Wednesday evening at their home, ia
Iglehart street.
The Misses Hartigan entertained informal
ly Tuesday evening for Miss Jennie, Of Min
neapolis.
The women of Plymouth church gave a
social in the church parlors Thursday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs G.. R. Shiels entertained the
Silver Spoon Cinch club Thursday evening.
The thimble social of the Catholic infants
home met Friday with Mrs. Uri Lamprey.
Mrs. Byron, of the Buckingham, enter
tained at cards Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. X. Baker, of Dayton avenue, gave
an informal luncheon Wednesday.
The st. Paul high school gave party at
the Albion Friday evening.
The Bachelor Maids gave party at the
Portland Wednesday evening.
Miss Mae Fuller Of Burr street. enter
tanned Thursday evening.