The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
IN PLEASURES REALM.


very ENJOYABLE surprise was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. johnson at their home. $50
broadway, Thursday evening. Music dancing
ana cards We're the features of the evening
ABOUT thirty couples were present. Among
them were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, Mr.
and Mrs. Hurley Mr.. and Mrs. Eckweli, Mr.
and Mrs. Lund Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy, Mr.
and Mrs. Korph, the Misses Huston, Smart
Sonnen, Twombley, Mcnamara, Flaven,
O'Flynn. Eckwell. Blanchette, Brady. Anton
and Messrs. Gibbons. Lannen. iGilleece, Con-
Motley, Nelson, oFlynn, Mckinley. Douds
Bolles, McStay and Brady.
number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
M. Curran rendered them a surprise at their
home on Fuller street Wednesday evening
the occasion being the tenth anniversary Of
their marriage. A number Of fine selections
were rendered by quartette consisting of
Messrs. j. e. Myron, J. F. Wilson, NJ. ].
were served and the evening spent in social
enjoyment until late. hour, when the guests
took their departure, wishing the host and
hostess many more years of married life.
Miss Daley. of Valley street pleasantly
entertained number Of her friends Friday
evening Cards and dancing were the features
OF the evening. Music was furnished by the
Twin City Mandolin club. Among those pres
Greening, Mrs. Bone, Misses Butler kidder
Dinore, McTeague, Hughes, Listoe, Dye,
CIarkin, Delano. Holmberg, Minea; Messrs.
Miller, Breeders, Smith. Morsett, Gleason,
McCabe, George, Watson. Kartack, Allen,
Bolles, Stebbins and McCarrick.
The Bonum Tempus club gave another of
It's popular dancing parties at Oxford hall
Thursday evening The hall was decorated
especially for the occasion. The bunting cut
flowers and potted plants, the pretty cost
umes of the ladies, full dress suits of the
men and excellent music all served to make
the evening pass pleasantly and swiftly.
Messrs Bott and Slocum handled the floor
efficiently.
Constellation chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, Will give another series of it's popular
IL o'clock socials this winter The first one
took place at Masonic hall Wednesday even
Ing and was attended by large number of
dancers. Music for dancing was rendered by
the ST. Anthony Hill orchestra During the
evening the ladies served refreshments.
The initial hop Of the Wyandotte club took
place at A. 0. u. w. temple Tuesday evening
After the overture by the orchestra dancing
was commenced and continued until a nro
gramme of eighteen numbers had been fin
ished. tempting supper was served at II
O'Clock q. A., .Muessel acted as. floor man
ager. ~ fe4.y $500.
The young people of Central M E.. church
gave reception Thursday evening in. the
parlors of the church for Rev. and Mrs VIII
from their vacation. An attractive programme
was given during the evening and supper was
served by the young women in charge.
The dancing party given by the young
ladies' of the Globe Business college last
evening proved complete success. About
seventy-1ve couples participated. Music was
furnished by Hlder's orchestra and supper
served by the ladies was superintended by
Mrs. F. S.. Gilbert ss
H. Orlando Sproat Of st. Paul Park enter
tanned his many friends at Opera hall Friday
evening with a large dancing party. The st.
Anthony Hill orchestra. of st. Paul played a
programme of eighteen numbers. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
The We Girls Leap Year club of Merriam
Park, entertained its gentlemen friends at
WoodruHs hall Saturday evening. At mid
night the merry dancers dispersed all happy
and delighted with the manner in which the
young ladies entertained.
Terrace council Royal Arcanum gave the
first Of series of dancing parties Monday
evening at Bowlby hall The members with
their guests from the other councils danced
a programme of sixteen numbers z
Mrs. E. H. Milham, of ST. ANTHONY ave-
nue., entertained the Lincoln Euchre club
Wednesday afternoon. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Greer, Mrs. Jenkins and
Mrs. Merryman. III
The young women of the Norwegian Evan
gelical Lutheran church gave an entertain
ment Thursday evening in 'Relfef hall on
Ninth street. There was a good programme
The Laurel Avenue Euchre club met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs George
Sabn on Selby avenue. I'D
The Knights of St. George. gave social
hop Tuesday evening in c. S. P. s. hall on
West Seventh street. dk9a
Miss Marie Hartsinck gavep a. card party
Friday afternoon at her homsr on Portland
avenue. ~
Friday with Mrs. Bliss. Of Iglehart Street