St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-19

Maud Weber, Mary Kaufer.s Nellie Weinas
| Addie Kosterman Jessie Keran, Annie He'll
and. Mabel Johnson, Alice ASeheson. Ida Will
Spenk, Howard Powell Charley DAILY ,Godfried
Graham, Sidney Zimmerman, Will Repkey
Fred Beulky, John Thompson, Arthur Klos-
terman.
Miss Hanley and sister, Mrs. Dunivan, gave
a party in honor Of their brothers twenty
first birthday at their home, 431 East Sew
enth street. Thursday, evening. Dancing was
| INDUCED in, after which refreshments were
served at IL o'clock. very enjoyable time
was had. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gunther, Mr.. and Mrs. Daley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Quinn,
the Misses Mamie and Agnes Quinn, Della
Pheny, Emma Shank; Messrs.- Craig Whit
ney, Conners Racey, Russell, Gallagher,
Cleary, Tyler, Peterson and Swenson Music
was furnished by the Florentine club
Columbia Lodge No. A. Degree of Honor
gave necktie party at Central hall Monday
evening. There was about 300 people in at
tendance and great sport was had from the
drawing of neckties and finding of partners
The door committee was Mesdames Minea
Zimmerman and Bunker; ticket committee
Mrs. Kruger; reception committee, Mesdames
DAILY Grueger, Krueger, Mcdonald Brennan
Fallows, Hoystter, Floody, Bunker Minea
and Timme; floor, Mesdames Timme, Daley,
Kruger Young FallowS; MesSrS. Daley, Nc
Mannis and Mcdonald.
The last ball of the season under the aus
pices of the popular Bonum Temple club oc-
CURED at A. o. U. W.. Temple Friday even
the hall to its fullest capacity. The hall was
decorated in bunting and the clubs emblems,
and was perfumed with extract of lilac by
one of the leading druggists. The merri-
ment ceased shortly after midnight. The
Bonum Tempus boys will reorganize early
next season, and will give another series Of
parties, being encouraged by their success
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs, of Sherburne avenue,
very pleasantly entertained a number of
friends at progressive euchre Thursday even
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c. Lightbourne, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Zmmer-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Gruber, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Yost Mr.. and Mrs. Turner and Mr..
and Mrs. Kreeted. The prizes were beautiful
and unique, and were the handwork of the
hostess.
The Lafayette Euchre club was very de-
lightfully entertained Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Miller, of Westminster
dies progressive Miss Carrie Buell. lone
hand, Mrs. ]. Teasdall; gents progressive,
mine street, will entertain the members of the
club Tuesday evening, which will be the finale
meeting.
party Of charming young women in dain-
ty gowns of organdie and null gave de-
lightfully arranged leap year party at Lifts
hall Monday evening, the young women max
ing most pleasing hostesses to the thirty or
more young men who came as guests, ana,
when they didn't forget about 1t, let their
fair escorts do the honors OF the occasion.
One Of the incest events Of the season in Sc
cret circles calico ball given by Co
lumbia Lodge No. IA, D. Of H., at Central
hall Monday. The hall was packed to its ut
most capacity. One hundred and twenty-five
couples danced choice programme of twenty
numbers. The committee deserves credit for
the success of the affair.
The Twin City Cinch club was very pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Mollie Devereau, of Ramsey
street. Prizes were awarded as follows: Mrs.
J.. c. Robinson, ladies' head; Walter Munich,
7 Robinson Douglas street,
entertain next Tuesday evening.
The Wyandotte club gave its last party Of
the season at A. A.O.U.W Temple Tuesday even
ing in the form of leap year dance. The
affair was managed entirely by the ladies
Of the club and was eminently successful.
A delicate lunch was served in the dining
halls during the evening.
H. Orlando Sproat, mayer of st. Paul Park,
entertained at Opera hall Thursday evening.
Over 100 couples attended and were afforded
a very pleasant evenings entertainment.
Dancing was INDUCED in. Supper was served
at II.
The women of st. James Episcopal church
gave social Wednesday evening in the guild
room. The new pastor, Rev. j. U. Ferris,
and Miss Ferris were present.
E. c. Millard and Miss Alice Millard were
tended a surprise party Tuesday evening at
their home. on East Third street, by men,
bers of St. Peters parish.
A leap year party was given Tuesday even
ing at the Albion by party of twelve young
ladies. Mrs. Eugene Towle and Mrs. Dickey
were chaperoneS.
The ladies of Mobility Lodge No. 13 gave
a box social and dancing party Thursday
night at A o. U. w. hall. The men fur
nished box lunch.
An ice cream social was given Thursday
night at the home of Mrs. Joseph Dingle
Isabel street. by the women Of Clinton Ave-
nue. M. e. church.
The Wachepe club gave an entertainment
at the clubs rooms, In the Merrill block,
Tuesday evening, followed by a banquet at
the Windsor.
The semi-monthly hop at the Town and
Country club house came off last evening.
number of cycling parties attended from
both cities.
Miss sanchen Faber and William Mertens
were married Thursday afternoon at the Ger
man Evangelical church by Rev. Albert
Thiele.
Mrs. r. N. Avison entertained the La
dies Aid Society of Clinton Avenue NJ E.
Church Thursday afternoon at the parsonage.
Miss Ida Sheridan and Theodore Heller
will be married Friday, April a. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerber, $40 Fuller street.
A musical and literary entertainment was
given last evening by the Rose Bud club at
New Vasa hall. 254 East Seventh street.
Miss Alvina Albrecht and Carl Tiers will
be married in May at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Albrecht Eichenwald street.
A party of twenty-five young women gave
a leap year party Thursday night In the va
cant Holmes residence. on Grove street.
Mrs. J. T. Lawrence entertained Thursday
for her daughter Ruth's first birthday. Fif-
teen babies came with their mothers.
Vesta Lodge No. 8 gave a dance Friday
evening at Odd Fellows hall which was a
success, both socially and financially.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Olivet M. E.
Church gave sale and supper Friday even
ing at the church on Juno street.
The teachers of Forest Street mission were
entertained Friday night at the home of Mrs.
Henry Giles, 1850 Forest street.
The ladies of First M. E. church gave a
social Friday night at the home of Mrs.
Henry Fitz, 277 Nelson avenue.
Mrs. S. s. WeIch, of 7S5 Dayton avenue
entertained the Dayton Avenue Progressive
Euchre club Thursday night.
Prof. Maria L. Sanford gave second of
her series of lectures to the art class at the
high school Monday afternoon.
Ladies' Branch, Order Of the Iron Hail.
gave a progressive euchre party Wednesday
night at Odd Fellows hall.
Naomi Council No. 1, Degree of Pocahon-
tas, gave a progressive cinch party Monday
night at New Central hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. White entertained the
Kangaroo club Thursday evening at their
home on Douglas street.
Miss Minnie Weide and E.. Wentworth will
be married next month at the brides home,
on East Ninth street,.
Mrs. George Kellar. Of Arundel street, en-
tertained the Young Ladies Euchre club
Wednesday afternoon
at First Baptist church Friday evening by
the young people.
A Japanese social was given Thursday
night by the Missionary society at Woodland
Park church.
Clara Louise Thompson gave "The Chi
nook" at the Irish-American club Wednes-
day night.
Mrs. W. Adams, of East Eighth street, en-
tertained the Carnival circle club Friday
afternoon.