The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09

SUMMER SOCIAL.

Miss Frances AFRICAN. of 31S Walnut
street gave dancing party Friday even
ing in honor of her sister, Mrs. Bigelow, who
is about to return to her home in San Fran
cisco, Cal. Murray's mandolin orchestra was
in attendance. Among the merry makers wer
the Misses Kate Murray, Gertie and Evelyn
Drake, Agnes and Josie Young, Stella, Garry
and Emma Veryais, Josephine and Mary
Keogh, Pearl Clinton and Mabel Sloan.
Messrs. Frank and Tom Young Willie Krue-
ger Edward Sloan, James AFRICAN, Vasco
Dearborn, George Adams, Charlie Vervais
and Jim McElroy. Prizes for the best lady
dancers were won by Kate Murray Frances
AFRICAN and Gertrude Drake Prizes for the
best gentlemen dancers were won by Tom
Young, James AFRICAN and Edward Sloan.
Refreshments were served at midnight
Misses Agnes Young and Evelyn Drake acted
as chaperones.
A pleasant event was the surprise rendered
MISS Elsie Cashill at her home 1928 Harrison
avenue Thursday evening. The party began
their evenings merriment by telling lawn
stories, and after partaking of refreshments
adjourned to the spacious dining room and
late to the music of the Feehan orchestra.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Goodson.
Bowlan, Cashell, Thompson and Heneke;
Misses Bowlan. Dewitt. Rooney Churchill
Farrell Dorrighty, Conley, MeDonough Fin
erty, Popeny, Meyers, Donbar, Rowan, Gal
ligher Telley. MeMahon; Messrs. Leo O'Don-
Wilson, Hurley, Cook, Kennedy, Heinen,
Cashell, Grohm, Heart, Sullivan, Ryan, Fin
cray, Dorrighty, Carey Gregory, Picha, Red
dington, Burke, Granger, Elliott and Heneke.
Miss Lillian Wright entertained cinch
party last Friday evening, in honor of her
guest, Miss Theo. Downing Those present
were the Misses X. Sullivan, B. Downing,
j. Vance, c. Brown, ]. Gardner, Lottie Shop
ard Laura Shepard, H. Zahn, F. Zahn, c..
Frisk; the Messrs. F. Chuckholm. F. Lusk,
of Minneapolis. C. Lindner. J. Trumble E..
Waite. A. Cox, w. Cavanagh, F. Watson,
H. Young, F. Orme, R. Edwards, j. Nc
Namara IT Nolan n White q pinouolI
The prize winners were the Misses Amanda
and Hortense Zahn and the Messrs. Ed. Waite
and c. Lindner.
Miss Hattie Norwood entertained at din
ner Friday evening, Miss Matte Hills and
Miss Daisy AllaSon, Of the Flour City and
the Misses Grace McClentic and Nellie Will
son. After dinner the evening was spent in
cards and dancing.
entertained a house party at their home ON
the island last week. Among the guests from
St. Paul were Conrad Searle, Miss Bachman
and M. Meinster.
Card club last week Prizes were awarded
Mrs. William Harper, head; Mrs. Louis
Ryan, second; Mrs. William Carton. third.
Miss Helen Gilbert and Miss Page were
given sailing party Thursday evening at
White Bear. Luncheon was served on the
return of the party to town.
Mrs. F. w. M. Cutcheon gave a bicycle
luncheon Tuesday at the Town and Country
of honor.
Mrs. H. P. Burbank entertained Thursday
at her home in Irvine Park for her guests,
the Misses Mitchell, of St. Cloud
Mrs. Robert McCleary gave a party for
twenty-four young women Tuesday at her
home on East Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Johnson entertained
Tuesday evening at their home on Iglehart
street. There were cards.
Mrs. A. B. Stickney entertained Tuesday
evening at her home on Summit avenue for
a party of Vassar girls.
Mrs. G. W. Perry entertained at cards Tues
day. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mary James
and Miss Wells.
There was a hop at the Fort Thursday
evening which was attended by large num-
Der of town people.
The Misses Falk. of st. Adams street gave
a wheeling party to Como and return Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Belle Murray gave a children's party
Friday afternoon for Bessie Hedfeld, of Chi
cago.
Miss Ruth Jones, of East Seventh street
gave dancing party Friday evening
Mrs. Alma Dreyer, of Ramsey street. en-
tertained yesterday.