The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

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M. ]. Howe of 222 Fourteenth street. was
| surprised Thursday evening by number Of
his friends. Dancing and card playing were
the features Of the evening. Supper was
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Howe, Of Minneapolis;
Messrs. Chanetts. Mecanie. Nelson. Hager;
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckey. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gundon Emma Charboneau, Mary Howe May
Nelmont, Miss Murphy, and Messrs. Thomas
TT55rro Henry Godfrey Gust Aug9y;iine
Barteeu, Leachbeck, Ambie and Gummeris.
surprise party was rendered Miss Mary
Ryan at her home. ISL East Isabel street,
Thursday Progressive cinch was the feat
ure Of the evening, Prizes were won by
Miss Mile Bantley. Miss Meta Chauder, j. H.
Greene and Francis Jennings. Among those
present We're: Misses Olive .Grewe. Mile
Murphy, Lizzie Roth Edith Grey. Anna Grey,
Florence Schilling; Susie MoCabe. Meta
Chandler; Messrs. Ed H. Grewe. Francis Jen-
pings Wills wills I Wood Fred Haas, Mamie
! Wright Mike Mcconnell Joe Ryan.
Mark Elleby. of St. Peter street, enter
tained the Qui vive Cinch club Wednesday
evening. The guests were Misses Frances.
Agnes and Lilly Drummer, Annie Wall, Mel
lie Luger, Della Mcdonald, Lola Thompson,
Grenelda Peterson. Hannah Younquist, Josie
Muldoon. Charles French, Harry Otto, Ed
ward Endquist, Osterberg, Louis Aldrich, Ed
| ward Parker, William GreWe, Thomas Davis
and John Slocum. The officers this year are:
President, John Slocum; secretary, Louis AL
drich; treasurer, Miss Lola Thompson. .
Miss Minnie and Mamie Otto were very
pleasantly surprised at their home ON West
Robe street Saturday evening. Music and
| dancing were the features of the evening
among those present were: Misses Nellie
Manley. Jennie Dolan, Clara Luecher, Clara
Hanson, Bertha and Ida Roatze Lizzie Burk
! Jean Manley. Cora Schultz, Mrs Wilhelm
Emma Deppe. May Bell Elmer, Mrs. E. Pal
mer, j. NJ; Quinlan ": Otto, L: Otto, Q.
Adler, P. Luecher, H. Vergeson. H. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Otto
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tyrer, of $40 East
Tenth street, entertained the Jolly Sixteen
club Monday evening. Card playing was in
dulged In and prizes were awarded C. E.
Fitzgerald and F. G. Carpenter and f. ].
Hebi and Mrs. W. A. Rodecker: James Eel
lows received the foot prize. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Fitzgerald will entertain the club on
Dec. o.
The Morning Glory Social and Theatrical
club was reorganized on the 10th Of De-
cember, with the following officers and mem
bers: Robert c. Groh president; NJ. McNally
secretary; Fred Camitch, treasurer; Frank
Heeker, musical and stage director; Thomas
Lynch, A. Ringwald ]. Grace and Michael
JAM, directors; sergeant-at-arms Burt Var
mum.
The Daffodil Card club organized Tuesday
night at the home of Miss Longield on Wa
basha street, with the following officers: Pres
ident Miss Lulu Wolfberg; vice president,
Miss Alma Good secretary and treasurer
Mrs. D. McKinnon. The club will meet
Mondays semi-monthly, commencing Mon
day with Mrs. D. McKinnon 80 Tilton street.
The Royal Chimes Social club, formerly the
golden Rod. met at the home of the Misses
Blodgett, on Wyoming street. Tuesday even
ing. The evening was spent in music and
dancing. Refreshments were served at mid
night. The club meets at the home of Mrs
evening.
reception was rendered Mich Pothen, as
president Of the Eighth Ward Buerger verein,
last sunday at his home, 2s3 Charles street,
It being the occasion Of his f1fty-eighth birth
day. Between 80 and 100 members with their
ladies' were present and the time was pleas
antly spent with cards and speeches.
st Luke's Aid Society of St Paul's Church
street, Friday and Saturday. The proceeds
are Tor the endowment Of room at the hos
pnTa Fancy y, and plain pillows of every de-
Lunches will be served both days.
The Merry Twelve Progressive Cinch club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY, of Fuller street,
by Mrs. DAILY and Mr. Morrissey the foot
prize by Mrs. Pierce and Mr.. Moir. The club
will be entertained this week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Moir, of Aurora avenue.
The Golden Rod Cinch club met Monday
| evening at the home of Mrs. A. F. Walker
and elected the following officers: Mrs E.
Kay, president; Mrs A; F. Walker, vice
president Mrs. j. s. Wilkie, secretary; Mrs.
George Harper, treasurer.
We Girls of '96' gave a leap year dance
in Woodruff hall, Merriam Para last even
Ing. The affair was attended by the younger
set of society people of the Park as well
as a large number from st. Paul and Min
neapoliS
The Four Leaf Glover clubs second social
hall, formerly Little Garf1eld.) The ladies' Of
the club are making arrangements for a
Leap Year hop IN Rose Bud hall the 29th
A delightful musicale was given yesterday
\ afternoon
nome on the heights for Mrs. Wagner, of
Albany, N. Y and Mrs. Wickurie, who has
just come to St. Paul as bride.
Minneopa Council Royal Arcanum intends
to give dancing evening to it's members
and their friends Thursday evening Decem
Der 2s Only limited number Of tickets Of
ADMISSION have been issued.
The Monday Evening Study circle will hola
US next meeting Monday with Mr. Monfort
2S2 Dayton avenue. Topics for the EVENING
will be presented by l.. D. Mann and w. G.
Noyes.
A surprise party was given Arthur Blom.
OF 40 BEDFORD street, last evening in honor Of
his fifteenth birthday. A number of Still
water young folks were present.
Mrs. Browne, Of Hamline entertained the
Corona Cinch club on Thursday. Mrs shea
won first prize, Mrs. Bowefle second aud
Mrs. Scott consolation prize
The first party of the season given by the
Crocus Hill club was held in 1.-The Barn
MoIday evening. The time was enjoyably
spent in dancing.
Inc t1laWatna progressive Euchre club was
entertained Tuesday night by Mr.. and Mrs
". L. Thompson. Mrs. A. NJ Thomas en-
tertains next.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Mead celebrated their
| twenty-ifth wedding anniversary Monday
evening at their home, Is Thompson avenue.
Mohawk Tribe. Red Men, gave dancing
! party IN Lifts hall, Tuesday evening.
| card of fifteen numbers was danced
The Rose Bud Social club will give it's
third social Thursday evening, in the haIl
on Arcade and Fauquier streets.
The Eat home" of Minneopa council, ROYAL
Arcanum, Monday night was a success in
every respect.
The Social Dancing club will give its frs,
day evening.
The Womans Christian home will give
luncheons all of this week at 1874 East Sixth
| street.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give its
next hop in Oxford hail. New Years night.
The Imperial club will give its next hop
the early part Of January in Rose Bud hall.
Minneopa Council r. A. gave its second
at-home Monday night, in Bowlbv hall