The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-01
GAY NIGHT IS HALLOWEEN
ST. PAUL SOCIETY WAS AGLOw.
WITH FESTIVITIES
Many of the Eevents Were of an
Elaborate Order, While Less Ann
bitiOus Parties Were. Numerous:

Many of the Eevents Were of an
Elaborate Order, While Less Ann
bilious Parties Were Numerous.
Miss Grace Sproat, of Dayton avenue, was
hostesss to a phantom party last evening.
In the early part Of the evening there was
programme of dancing, Miss Miriam Sproat
presiding at the piano. Later refreshments
were served, and then the lights were ex-
tinguished and masks removed. A glowing
crate fire threw an uncertain light through
the rooms and to the white-robed guests,
and droll looking Jack o. Lanterns stared
with unwinking eyes at the whispering COM
pany from every available nook. Ghost sto-
ries and variety of nerve-testing tricks set
every ones hair on end till after the event
full hour of midnight The guests were:
Misses Blanche Thorn, HERNIA Gregory
Mimi Koehler. Sadie Mclaughlin, Margaret
Mclaughlin. Reita Myers. Agnes Gedney,
Jennie Mathews, Grace Potter Mabel Ly-
ons Louise Mclean, Mary Sylvester, Emily
Whitney, Gretchen Burghauer.
MeSsrs. Huntley Downs, Harry Lawton,
Walter Delano, Jack Haynes, Roy Kingsley,
Ellis Westlake, Charles Thwing Robert
Lutz, Walter Still, Paul Campbell. Alfred
Whitney.
The largest event of last evening was the
Halloween party given by the Commercial
Club cyclers in the club parlors. Some 200
a very enjoyable evening was opened by H.
p. Hail. who spoke in sort of medley form
on Halloween and everything else in gen.
eral, Illustrating his remarks on Jenny Lind
and Patti, with a musical number by Nash
and Tenney. Following Mrs. VIII Dixon,
who is Scottish lassie herself sang very
charmingly Comm Thro the Rye"
A male quartette sang a double number
1.-The Vacant Chair" and "Hey Diddle Did
de-" and responded to an encore. Miss Lau-
ra May Miller of Alabama gave a piano num-
Der from Lack; Ernest Shilrick sang the
Soldiers Dream" a baritone solo; Mrs.
Deter and Mr.. Titcomb played piano duet,
the overture from William Tell. Mrs.
c. K. Herman sang a ecntralto solo, "Suu-
shine and RAIN" and with Mr.. Simons sang
''The Boatman's Song" (Abt)
Following the programme there was dane
were served in the smaller rooms, which were
decorated with red roses, cranberries and ap-
PIES and brilliantly lighted. Among the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brown,
Prof. and Mrs. Tftcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
nick, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Schaub, Mr.. and
Mrs. Durment Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Feldhauser. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Downs, Mr. Whellams, Mrs. Punderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gedney. Mr. and Mrs. ]. T.
Reynoidson. Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Pease, Mr..
lor Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Bird, Mr. and Mrs.
Pruden, Mr.. and Mrs. George Clifford.
The Laurel Cycle club gave a large Hallow-
cen ball last evening in Lifts hall The af-
fair one Of the prettiest of the season
and was attended by 6S couples many of
lHeul loCdl CyCliols' Among the dancers were
noted Miss May Edwardson, Miss Lillian
Kalck, Miss Regi Nelson. Miss Grace Nelson,
Miss McDiarmid, Miss Maud Harding, Miss
D: Fisher Miss Caroline Davis, Miss Pansy
Q Brien. Miss Nellie o'Brien. Miss B. Wilson.
Albert H. Weis. A. I. Bfack, 81 F. Robarge,
5. Sc G. g Gray F. Deacten. II T. Now, N.
mann. George c. Fisher, F. H. Davis S. G.
Reynolds, G: W. Tiltcng Harry Fetch, P G.
Charles William F. Anthem, w. R. Burkhard
Jr, John Anton Miesen, James H. Valley,
l. w, Gerard, A: L. Preston, NJ. c.. Cook.
P. Butterman, William Barrie, F. w. Young
man. A. Bloom, R. schroth, Guy Chase NJ.
A: Nelson, Fay Murray. &C.. o. Martin. C. A.
Weber, George A. Smith, J. H Doherty. AL.
Cameron, w. E. Collins, Wolfred Nelson,
G. n. Michaud, F. E. Low. W. J. hurry, w.
F. Schroeder, o. sandelf, H. {. Poelder, /. D.
Tussey ii II
So e
Lawrence Gilboy did rot plan all the things
which happened to his, bus party last even
ing, but the party was a success just the
same. The merry lot Iof young folks left
the G.lboy residence on Peter street at
o'clock and drove happily along TIL Seven
corners was reached. whenE a back wheel
gave way ard the haavtly loaded bus crashed