The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-29
PLEASURES OF THE PAST.


fifty couples tripped the light fantastic to
the strains of the st. Anthony Hill orchestra.
Among the guests were: Misses Lizzie Clark,
Mamie Lee, Katie Danehy, Wesese Larelle,
Mamie McCarrick, Nellie Jones, Emily Pierce,
Sadie McCarrick, Winfred Flaherty, Kate
Gibbons IlIot SHAY May Tierney, Margaret Danehy,
Harrington, Luella Lightinger, Kate Nc
Gahren, May Kerst, Nellie Finn, Mamie Jor-
dan, Grace Gustafson, Alice McDermott Ger
trude Stinsrud, Bridget Reany, Lizzie Nc
Nicely Lizzie Rogers, Bea Batty, Emma Rog-
ers. Sadie Gibbons. Mary Coyne, Margaret
OConnor, BERTHE Davis. Norah Flaherty Annie
landson; Messrs. 7. Pitman, VIM. Geiser, JOS
Byarsky, E. w. Gibbons. Adler, George
Clinton, John Flaherty, ": L. Pendergast ].
VIM. Martenson. C. Casey, L. Holler, ].
Krieiel, A. Cronquist, H. w. McCool, H. Muir
ply, Chris Casey, P. Ludden, w. Rogers,
J. Bronsnan, S. W. Priedeaux, ]. OLeary,
Jos; Casey. F. Murphy, J. P. Sweeney; j. NJ.
Johnson, William Schieidenburg, Alfndson,
T. Garvin and Jno. Haney.
Miss Eugene Haas was given a surprise
party Thursday, at her home on University
avenue. Japanese lanterns rendered the lawn
attractive and the Fin De Steele mandolins
furnished music for the guests. Among those
present were: Misses Margie Bergman, Eliz-
abeth McQuade, Marie Haas, Gena Christofer
Anna Bergman, Margaret Johnston, Mary
Fielding, Thora Weinhagen, Rosie Headly
Barbara Bruner, Mamie Kelly, Margaret
Humphrey, Marie Toomey, Bertha flemish,
Mary Heunisch, Catherine Haas, Mamie Berg
man, Liddie Rowe, Clara Christofer Rosie
Rowe, Ethel Hanbi, Stella Carroll, Florence
Whealer, Cara Haas, Alice Pruden, Mary
Heinel Alice CARRIER; Messrs. Prudent God
bout, William Thompson, James McTntre,
John Heaverman, Ed Himself, William Mills,
Eddie Sudheimer, Harry Perkins, Joe Moran,
Frank Perkins William King Marion Gotham
Frank Oaks, William Schilly, Harry Gotham.
Gus Michaud, Bert Valid, Joe Coyne, Albert
Storl, George Wa,d, William Loskie1 Deas
I Redlund d., Robert Baker, Frank Moshofsky,
Jim Herson, Charlie Thompson, Albert Will
barber, Dan Hartigan, George McVay, John
Dugan, Tom McGlyn, Link Bigger. Adolf
Vanish, Eddie Hunmel, Frand Loucier and
Andrew Younghauer.
Mrs S. E. Mahan and her daughters, Lu-
Gle and Emily, of Virginia avenue, gave a
trolley party Tuesday afternoon to Lake Har-
riet,, Minnehaha falls, Lake Como. where
lunch was served, and then to Fort Smelling.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Phelps, of Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Mrs: J: A Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs E. Lin
coin, Mr.. ard Mrs. D. Allie, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. L. Williams, Misses Mary Phelps, Ger
trude Phelps, of Minneapolis; Mary Cunning
ham, Julia Holmes, Viola Cannon, Bessie
Lamb Catherine Bassette, Sherley, KeI.eher,
Florence Stevenson, Kittie Tanning, Irma
Fischbein, Janet Fischbein. Mable Vernon,
Frances Gaut, Bernadette Quesnel, Clara Al
lie, Vera Pinch, Edna Walker, Mary Clancy,
Marguerite Clancy, Myra Jay, Catherine Tier
ney, Messrs. Ira Donnely, Eugene Ward,
James Donnely, Elmer Oakes H. E. Barlow
Hugh Arey, John Proctor. Max Braek, James
Utley, James Ballinger, Maurice White Oscar
Quesnel, Louis La Chance, Harry Hawkins,
Burt Oppenheimer William Miller, Harry
Howard, Arthur Allie, St. Paul; Fred Phelps
and Ed Nash, of Minneapolis; E. M. Allen,
of W,inona.
The parlors of the House of Hope were
PRETTY decorated Friday evening with large
n nd
other flowers, the occasion being the reception
given for Mrs. ]. H. Neal and Mrs. j. H.
Taylor. The Misses WheeIock and Scott were
reception committee and were assisted
by Messrs. Guy Wilson and Bow,es Thompson.
The Misses Robinson presided at the re-
freshment table, which was adorned with can
delabra and flowers. Frappe, cake and ices
were served and musical programme of an
impromptu nature finished the entertainment
for the guests.
The ladies' golf competition Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Town and Country links was
a medal contest and proved to be an exciting
game. The weather was perfect and the play
ers in the best of spirits. The records Of
Wednesdays game left Miss Heffelfnger at
the head of the list, and for her success she
received a handsome paper weight. Miss Tim
berlake came second, Miss Horn third, Miss
Taylor fourth Miss Stephenson fifth, Miss
Forepaugh sixth. Miss Hill seventh and Miss
Armstrong eighth.
Between two and three hundred people at
tended the festival given for the benefit of the
T..
day evenings. The school, where the fete
was given. was decorated with golden rod
and Japenese lanterns. Those who furnished
the programme both evenings were: Misses
Marie Louise Dufault, Leonie Foussard Car
RE Vallee, Bernadette Quesnel, Emily Lee
febvre Cora Camirond Stella Coudteau, and
Eugene Foussard and Mrs. Alex. Jacques.
There were about $50 people at the flower
social given by the Ladies of the Maccabees
at their hall Tuesday evening. AS the name
of the social would imply there were flowers
in profusion Carnations, palms, roses and
golden rod graced the rooms where the guests
were entertained with vocal and instrumental
music. Later the floors were cleared and
dancing was the order. Fortune-telling was
also a feature.
The Junior Circle of Kings Daughters gave
lawn festival last evening at the Merriam
residence, the grounds of which were taste
fully adorned with Japanese lanterns. The
order of the evening was music, by Miss
Cooley and Messrs. Churchill and George
reading by Mr.. Farnham fortune-teiling was
also feature of the programme There were
sherbert and candy booth on the grounds
which rendered the festival a financial sue
cess.
A party was given. Tuesday afternoon to
Master Willie Roberts in honor of his third
birthday. Mrs. F. Kelly assisted Mrs. Rob-
little ones The wee guests were: Clarice
Kelly Evelyn Kelly, Agnes Stutzman Rose
Blasner,. Pearl Hancock, Lizzie Krammer,
Gertie Blasner, Agnes Kelly, Arthur Stutzman
Willie Stutzman' and Henry Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs.-Roy P. Ingmundson Of Mar
shall avenue gave dinner Thursday evening
in celebration Of the first anniversary of
their marriage. Their guests were Mrs. 4. "
Ellis, Mrs. Basford, and Miss Truesdel1, Of
Austin; Mrs. Henchfield, of New York; Mrs
Charles Paulk, Mrs. S. H. Horton and Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Mann.
Mrs. John A. Swenson. of 443 Marshall ave-
nue., gave luncheon Thursday afternoon the
guest of honor being Mrs: Bolt, of St. Louis.
The small tables, upon which the repast was
served. were tastefully decorated with sweet
peas. golden rod, thistles and nasturtiums.
There were twenty guests in the company.
Mrs. Cora Frances Power represented the
st. Paul Mothers clubs at the educational
congress of the university summer school.
Friday morning. The subject of her paper
was, What the Mothers clubs of St. Paul
Have Done in the Line of Child Study
Miss Gertrude Kirk. Of Ais Laurel avenue
entertained Tuesday evening for Miss Alice
Matthews, of Scranton. Pa. The attractiveness
of the rooms was enhanced for the evening
by bouquets of roses, asters, nasturtiums and
golden rod.
A lawn festival. for the benefit of the House
of the GOnd Shanhnrd hold