The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
PLEASURES PAST.

Arthur Wright. of Portland avenue,
gave a Halloween party Tuesday evening.
| The evening was devoted to music and
fFanSng TaG5e Te Mav Miss Miss
| Marion Holm, Miss Mabel HILL Miss
Elsie Moore, Miss Madge Shepard and
! the Misses Maud and katherine Doran, of
| Minneapolis, and Miss Eftie Gooding, Miss
| Hays, Miss Hobart, Miss Walther. Miss
| Marion Johnston, Miss Helen Wright,
| Miss Carrie OMara and the Misses Tay-
| lor, OF st. Paul., Messrs Harris, May.
| Powers, Kellogg, Mathus, Warner Da-
| ley, Kingsley, Smith, Ray, Braden and
Ted Braden, Minneapolis, and Messrs.
Wright. Keough, Steller, Treacy, .Shep-
hard, Collins. Allen, Talboy, Robinson,
Slime, Kalman, Smith, French and Camp
bell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Berrisford gave a
reception and dinner Monday evening in
honor of their son, Sergeant Thomas
BeFrisfOrd, a member of Troop L. Sec
ond cavalry regular United States army,
who has just returned from Cuba. Fifty
guests We're entertained. The house dec
orattons were ferns, palms and bunting
The table decorations were American
Beauty roses and white carnations The
guests We're: Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell Mr.
and Mrs Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs Shirley, Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs Walsh ETsI Mr. and 9 Mrs: Beach, Mr.
Campbell, Miss O,Mara, Miss Brown. Miss
Goodhue, Miss Superior, Miss Nelson,
Miss Berrisford, Mr.. ]; Caldwell, Mr. r.
IL.
The. Carnation Social club gave its
first, Informal hop Friday evening at
Ayd's hall Over eighty couples were in
aatteIndanGe The grand march was led
/ The music was furnished by Hilyard7s
orchestra and kept the dancers busy un-
I'll the last car. The hall was richly dec
grated with large palms and American
flags. The Carnations will give their sec
Ond hop in the near future The com
/ Imi dte9 on arrangements We're: G, Cob
Niemeyer, s. B. Finley, U. P. Brown, c.
| PosE reccption,C. Kingsbury ]. Waucha,
ii. POSI-, A: Whitman, G. Serene, M. Dres-
| sen, j. Selb and J. Koveo.
evening at the Martin on, selby ave-
nue.. The rooms We're decorated with au-
tpmn leaves, palms and flowers. Among
| Brown, Mrs Creager. Mrs. H. NJ Hart,
| Mrs. Clarity and Mrs. Taber, of Mime
| aaP o Misses Ward, WATSON. Field and
| oils; Messrs. Leo Ginsberger. New York;
! Louden Moore, J. E. McKendall, Parker,
T. Allman, Couing, FraUuenthal, .Tussey.
| j; f; Robarge, Walter Newstead, Arm
| stead, Ed. e. Craeger, Al. Flournoy and
Jack Ward, Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. l. L. A Brodersen entertained the
! following young people Thursday evening
at her home in Linwood place in honor 0,rii Of
! her sons twenty-first birthday: Misses
Anna Anna Grote, Floy and Barbara Seldom,
| Agnes
Kenny Marie Fahey; Messrs. Rice, Ro-
zelle, Raudenbush, Presba Frank Rice
and Brodersen Mrs. Brodersen was as
Brodersen Mr.. Ed. F. Pollock gave sew
eral Of his dialect representations and
| clnch and a short musical programme
| ended the evening.
| a number Of the friends Of Theodore
| GroneWold met at his home. S63 Watson
| avenue, Wednesday evening. to helm him
celebrate the twenty-Lfifth anniversary Of
| his birthday Miss r. c. Trudgen and
| G. Hindera contributed a number of mu-
| steal selections both vocal and. instru-
mental Among those present were: Mr..
| Colatz. H. Weber, D. McNabb II. Lowe
III. Brandhorst c. Kuhlmann. G. Widd-
mann mann, A. Niehmeyer, G. Goldfish and M.
Mrs: J. F. George gave the second of
a series of euchre parties Friday after
noon at her home, in Summit place Mrs.
George was assisted by Mrs. Hubert L.
| Weber, Mrs. ShiYinck, Miss Lovely and
MISS Dampier; Favors were won by Mrs.
| W. c. Goforth. Mrs. NJ B. Dittman and
| Mrs. w G. Jones.
A card party was given Thursday aft
benefit of st. Michaels church bazaar
Mrs James Matamore, Mrs. w. Kelly.
NJ Mr. Ss% John Wor Me ens S, Mrs = Flanagan:
sisted. Ten tables were played
Mrs. r. A. Walsh, of 1877 Delos street
gave progressive euchre and dancing
| pa y LOI the DSnenC or st. Micha ell q
church Thursday evening. The prizes
We're won by Mrs. J. Murray, Mrs. r
Berrlsford, Miss Blanche Kelly, Mr.. Tim
norman and Miss Ella Walsh.
Miss Ethel Xanten was rendered q SIR
! prise thursday afternoon al her home on
west congress street. The following
young ladies' We're present: Miss Shirley
helllher, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Eva Halde-
man. the Misses Grace and Jessie Halo
way and Miss Ethel Xanten.
The ladies Of Minnehaha Lodge No ~
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen 1raV We
1Gnnelr second card party at Central hail
I thursday afternoon. Cards were nlaved
az I'VE tables. Prizes We're won nv Miss
liam, Mrs. Stubs Mrs. Matheaus0n and
MISS Murray. The next card party viii
be Thursday, Dec. Z III
The l. 7. D. Cinch club was entertained
BY Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher. of I0S9
SIMS street, the frs party of the 1900
season Those winning prizes We're. Ms TpS'
Aaoel, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. HinlEipS
Mr.. Hinkins, Mr. Schnaith and MT
Gross. OH" MI
The Onaway Euchre club was entar-
famed Monday evening by Mrs. NJ r
fleiding, 40 Aurora avenue. Fayors were
won by DR.. and Mrs. G. p. Sanberg Mr.
| w. A. Fonda and Mrs. Green:
Mrs. James E. Weirick entertained IN
formally at euchre, Friday afternoon 81
her home on South Victoria street IN
honor of Mrs. Hunter, Of Chicago "
Mrs. %. 0. Duncan entertained inforro
any thursday afternoon at her homo On
1glehart street for Miss Rising. of Saat+Ia
MIS-. A. b. Medium assisted