The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-05


entertained Thursday afternoon at progress
sive euchre in honor of Miss Baron. of Provi-
denee. R. /. The first and second prizes
were won by Miss Baron and Mrs. N. Ken
nedy. The foot prize by Mrs. Miller.
Mrs H. G. Lutz. of Norris street. enter
tanned the Merry Evening Euchre club Thurs
day evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. H G.
Lutz. Mrs II. Lutz, Mrs. ]. w Engel, H.
G. I.uu, L. A. Efsenmenger and j. W.
Engel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Read were pleasantly
surprised by a number of friends Friday even
ing. The evening was pleasantly spent at
The Alert cub played euchre Tuesday after
noon at the Ryan hotel. Mrs. F, R. Yerxa
the hostess. Mrs John Talman, Mrs.
George Robertson, Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
Charles Titcomb received the fayors,.
The Idle Hour Cinch club was reorganizea
last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
c. E. Fitzgerald, on East Eighth street.
Prizes We're won by Mrs. Tyrer, Mrs. j. K.
Morrison, Mrs. McCrea and Mrs. Kelly. The
name was changed to the Fern Leaf club.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Swenson entertained the
Monday Evening Informal club at progress
siye euchre Thursday evening at their home
on Marshall avenue.
The members of Como Division No. SO, La
dies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Con-
ductors, have fully established IAN enviable
reputation as expert entertainers This fact
was emphasized when at the progressive card
party given at Bowlby hall last Saturday
evening, 81 the spacious hall was found too
small-to accommodate the guests Progressive
euchre was played at twenty-seyen tables all
that could be secured at the last moment as
only eighteen had been arranged for, and
not one of the forty members of the auxiliary
were among the players. The hall was dec
GRATED with festoons of red, white and green
ribbon, those being the colors of the order
and quantities of carnations, the orders flow
ers. The guests were received by the presi-
Gent, Mrs. J. c. Mccall, assisted by Mrs. w.
II. Monty, Mrs. j. J. McAIanus, Mrs. NJ N
Goss, Mrs. J. W. Gilboy and Mrs. H. D. Pow
ers. The supper room was in charge of Mrs
Augh Matioy, Mrs. J. K. Morrison. Mrs. J.
p. Roper, Mrs. f. A. Noble, Mrs. F. A. Pease.
Mrs: j. Gsraies Mrs. j.. d. Buckley Mrs j.
ents.
The prizes were sterling silver decorated
china apdEWedgwood ware, and were distrib-
uted among Miss Rice, Mrs. c. E. FitzgeraI Id
MISS MISS Nellie Malloy, Miss Gilboy, Messrs. E.
Elliott, of Duluth, and John E. Game
large delegation of Division No. 40. @. r.
were present and assisted the members of the
a aux Ely. numberless ways. While supper
r mas pens served, a musical programme, ar
ranged by Mrs. Morgan Kingsby was given.
Ihose participating were: Miss Louise II
Chryst Miss Erscham pianists. and Miss
paptS N,hes1fy, contralto AS result of the
nome fer disabled trainmen in Chicago
-
'eis eidporate dinner, party was eive,
curing the week at the Clarendon hotel by
MI. ana Mrs H. C. De IAaney in honor
oI thelf lltt,e son. The table decoration a
were IN pink and white and covers were Iai
Ior sixteen Toasts. BETTING the occasion
were given by Rev. Father Dolan Drs WI
nam Kelly and o. Wellington Archibald
The Victoria Recreation and Cincb o1,,h
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs 7 Rsss
at St Adams and Edmund streets ThurSda,,
evening Cards were played at six tabIes
Frlzes were Won by w. T. Gose and Mrs w
:. Kent Vincent Dunno won the foot nri1e
sleighing party was given SATURDAY. after-
noon by Mrs R. S. Farwell in honor 90 bar
SON. Kay Farwell's ninth birthday Abnut
2 t@enty-lye guests were entertained.
Airs. William Kruger was surprised Thrrs-
gay py number of her friends Amona
those who participated We're: Mr.. and Wrs
Y. w. Jackson. Mrs. F. Miller Mr. and ME-
+. Cliftcn,- Mrs. A E. Winsor: Misses Jact-
son. Klein, Files. Nolan, Neely. RnctIar
Donnelly; Messrs L. Rittin. j. Re,I IA
Waters. VI. Waters, j. Mahnney. CT ova va
berry C. Funk. H. Funk MalskIey and p.
In dancing, for which Prof. Mozarra furnished
the music. ~.
The C. T. U. club gave dance Thursday
evening at Odd Fellows hail. Payne avenue.
which was success in every way The
feature of the dance was cake walk Tween
ty-fve couple were present
The stenographers of the ST. Paul Business
college gave progressive cinch party In hon
or or j. T. Neil at his home, 35S, Smith
avenue. Thursday evening. The out of town