The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-22
PLEASURES PAST.

given in honor of Joseph H O'TBrien
late of Company e, Thirteenth Mime
sofa volunteers, at his home, 465 Hop
pleasant time was spent in singing and
dancing. The rooms were tastefully dec
grated IN red, white and blue. The fol-
lowing were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
O'Brien, Mr.; and Mrs. j.. B. Kelly, Mr.
and Mrs Thomas White, Mr.; and Mrs.
ANS, Mr.. and Mrs. James Andersen, Mr..
and Mrs. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. M.
Montgomery, MI; and Mrs. Morehead, Mr.
Donohue, Mr.. and Mrs Rozier, Mrs R.
Cardinal, Mrs. 2. OBrien, Mrs j. F.
Finlan, Mrs. c.. Boogs, Mrs. E.
K 32RRss NH Mrs Gr EaFsaG * osa MS
Misses Nellie O'Brien, Jane Montgomery,
Seitford, Kit Smith, Mae Travers, Kit
R4uggan Agnes Dempsey, Carrie Davis,
McDonOugh, Lizzie Duggan, Alice Ruth
erfQrd, josephine Moody Lena Redmond,
Belle McDonough, Sarah Redmond,
Mcintosh. Pa i1 o'Brien, Relic 6inon,
Ida Bruble; Messls. D. Moody, Gates
hIcAAllister,. George .O'Brienn William
Dan Kelly, John Macarthur, George Baird,
S. Macarthur, Harry ECTgan, VIM. Tray
ers Char,es Blake, Charles Dawson; Tom
Tobin, Charles Reardon, A, Tenor and A.
Ahlberg.
Mr. and Mrs H Peter, of Orange street,
were given a surprise last Friday even
ing by number of their young friends.
The. evening was spent in g.ames and
singing, after which dainty lunch was
served. Those present were: The Misses
'Rica and Charlotte Aymer, Katherine
Mohaupt, Lulu Blasting, Dora Weimar,
Lulu HoGum, Eugene Lydon, Mollie
Be1ggren and Mrs. Peter; Messrs. T. P.
Shufelton, A. A. Mohaupt, THEODORE Berg
gren, Will femme, Gorge Rqpp. John
Henke. H. Peter and William Weimar.
a very pleasing and interesting enter
tainment was given last Sunday evening
In the Central hall under the auspices of
the 1ounz Zionists of ST. Paul. Mr.. n
CalmensOn acted as master of ceremo-
mics. Mr.. NJ. Cornfeldt, president of the
society. delivered ED, short and ELOQUENT
Miss Sadie Mark gave a recitation, and
musical programme was rendered by
Miss Ada Rubenstein, Miss Nina Beiber
Miss Sophia Tankenoff and Prof. A.b-rt
Mrs. E. A Cammacl entertained n
formally Thursday evening at her home,
OIL Goodrich avenue, for the teachers Of
the Irvine school. Mr. and Mrs. Cam
mack were assisted in receiving by Mrs
John Cammack, of Rochester; Mrs F. A
Root and Miss Pitts. Mrs. Charles Moore
and Mrs. William FOulke presided in the
dining room. About seventy guests We're
entc1 taiT ed.
The Kangaroo club was entertained
Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. E. j.
SllIiWell, Oh OSceOIa avenue. Eucnre was
played at six tables, prizes being won
by Mrs George Thompson, Mrs Rollln
Ianpher, Mrs. Larkin, r. A. Lanpher,
John A. Stees and E. e. Hughson Mr.
and Mrs. Judson, of Dayton avenue, will
entertain the club next
Mrs w. Fl. Miller of Ramsey street,
gave a cinch party Thursday evening in
honor of her husbands birthday, Favos
we're v on by Mrs. T. G. Tracy, Mrs r c.
Butler Mr.. James Nightingale and Mr.
William Conway Mrs; Miller was as
Peterson and Miss Alice Tracy
Mr.. John Fischer was very pleasantly
Eurprised by the U. T. D. Cinch club Oct
Ia, at his home on Simms street. the oc-
casion being his birthday. The evening
was spent playing ca ds, after which re-
froshments were Sc we'd. Those winning
prizes We're: Mrs Murphy, Mrs Z}che,
Mrs. Bradley, Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. H.nkns
and Mr.. Bradley
A surprise party was given in honor Of
Miss Anna Olson, at her home, 1923 Jesse
= street, Tuesday evening, Oct. II. About
sixty guests We're enter aimed. The lad es
Eervirg the tables were: Miss Lily Olson,