The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-08
LATE SOCIAL NEW 5.

Miss Mollie Ryan, of ga Jackson street,
was rendered a surprise party last sat
urday evening, by large number
in until early morn, and and enjoy
able tine was had by all. supper was served
al p The gathering w=o entertained at IN
- d, Misses Neff and Jennie Conrad jim Nc
Carthy als0 contributed a solo, and afterwards
q duet with Joe Mcclure. Those present
We're: Earl BoutelI. Joe, Mcclure, j. J. Con-
Steers, NJ. Igo Joseph Fleck, +. j. Otto, D..
II. Hutchinson, II. V. Dlckey, Steve Ryan,
Thomas Hamborg ". j. Hurley, B. MoCaf-
fiery, J. J. Warner. Louis Desl, NJ. McHugh,
3. .. Allen. T. j. Hutchinson G.. n. john
son, d. Andrews, L. Haas, jim Mccarthy, F.
J. Cassidy, F. Bundy, J. Nash, 7. Tobin, L.
Buckley, W. Doherty, c. Dckey, G. Dickey,
A. Igo, NJ. Rowan, NJ. Quorn, B. Buckle. NJ.
Conrad, J. Conrad. \. Roban, PaqUin, Maggie
Mcclure. Rose Murphy Manning d. Muni0n
Dobson. l.. Buckley, MIR. and Mrs. II. E.
Martindiu Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Granger, Mir. and Mrs. J. J. War
ner Mr.. and Mrs: J. Allen, Mr.. and MIS-. J:
W. Deal. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Shields, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Shearer, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamb,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. DobsoD.
Miss Abbie Will of III West Sixth street,
gave dancing party Saturday evening, Jan.
50, at which about twenty couples were pres
ent. There were also number of vocal and
instrumental selections rendered during the
evening. Lunch served at n:30. Those
dancing we're: Misses G.. Brown, J. Brown L..
Kerst, ". Kerst, A. Milan A. Herr, M. Herr,
A. Schiltz, c. frankie, C. Sausen, A. Arth,
7. Cook, A. Will; Messrs. B. Gibbs, T. Koh-
Ter, Dell Scott, W. Brown, L. Haas. w. Han
kee, +. Ford, H. Herr Jr., Mr.. Kinsman, T.
kempier, A. Kempier H. Eckman, G. Danes,
Joe +. Herr, j. Sausen, NJ. Kerst, John P.
Herr, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Meier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weisinger, Miss Kahle and
Mr.. jenkins. of st. Paul, gave a surprise
~ a sir Of
Mr.. and Mrs. GOhlke. at S12 Twentieth ave-
nue. south, Minneapolis. The party left at
$50 a m and enjoyed a pleasant evening.
The following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Welslnger. Mr.. and Mrs. Eiseman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Newman; Messrs. Bauman, Jenkins
Kane, Star, Mckee Fftz. Buhman, Ekman
hohiman, Constans, Manke, Carl; Misses Fur
nney kleI Hoppe Smith, Sattery, Smith.
Pierce, Hensa, Hoppe, Freeman Lacey
Thompson.
The first dancing party given by the Nom
parell Social club at Assembly hall, Thursday
evening was a very pleasant and success
ful event. The large number of dancers re-
mained until the last number on the pro-
ammo was played. An excellent supper
was served at 11:30 III.
Mr., and Mrs. John A Stee.s. Of ST. Pau1
are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. L. c. Burt
in Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Mr.. Stees is a friend
OF ar. Burt's early days, which he spent
IN tne west, and the many "reminiscences re-
and Instructive
The Central Cinch club was entertained
py AilSs Bertha Moeller. OF 666 De Soto street.
SATURDAY evening. Prizes were won by Messrs
Arnstad and K. GeckIer and Misses A. Bus
acker and NJ. Halvorsen. Miss NJ Reimers,
OF 40 pennsylvania avenue, will entertain
next.
The Central Social club gave their nine
teenth dancing PARTY at Oxford hall Thursday
evening. Sixty couples were in attendance
Music was furnished by the st. Anthony Hill
orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Murphy have issued
invitations for card and dancing party to be
given IN honor Of their daughters at their
home on Goodhue street
o., Esaias Fegner club will give a masquerade
dance at l. o. o. F. hall, corner West sew
evening. Jay
daughters of Erin, division No. 2, will give a.
progressive cinch party next Thursday evening
al Twin City hall, Rice and University.
MIS-. G. w. Cunningham, of Wilder ave-
nue., entertained informally Saturday after
noon at progressive euchre