St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-22

MCit w. NJ. buSnneti, MT. ana MIS-. r.
W. Davis, MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Collins,
Sarah Wilson, Una Smith, Nettie Grit
fin, Abbie Wilson, Florence Perry, Kate
Smith, Lena Wilson, Carrie Burtis. Ada
Sly, Sarah Hall, Nalla Belts, Minnie
Bishop. Messrs. c. w. Eberlein, Theo-
dore Hall. J. T.. Trask, ID. ID. Smith, +.
;. StrOut, III. ii. Lilley, LamSon Lind
sley, +. j. Bishop, X. F. Lott, Frank
Ellerbee and A. l.. barrow.
THE WINDSoRS.
The first of the third annual series of
parties given by the Windsor Toboggan
club was held at the Windsor hotel last
"Wednesday evening. Nearly 100 peO-
pie were present, and most delightful
time was enjoyed by all. Seibert's or
chestra made the music for dance of
fourteen numbers. Supper was served
in the ladies' ordinary at II o'clock. w.
ii. Farnham, George Il. MonfOrt and {.
III. McGill constituted the floor commit
tee. Among those present were j. b.
Buford, Charles Wilkes, Miss Fnllgraff,
George f. Is. Woodruff, William Hart,
wife and the Misses Hart, W. III. Thomp-
son and wife, s. c. Cook and wife, w.
ii. Farnham, r. l.. German and wife,
and Miss German, DR.. w. +. Dadmun,
w. +. Ward, j. ID. Markham,
Thomas ID. O'Brien, of Omaha; the
Misses Summers, of Minneapolis;
George Il. NlOnfort. +. p. Blair, Herbert
Brown, e. j. Monfort, 4. ii. Brainerd,
+. b. Barton, j. +. Faulkner. viii Sum-
merS. William Blckel and the Misses
Bickel, Charles Nash, Capt. w. C.WilSOn,
William COnStans, W. III. Converse, G.
A. Dibble, A. K. Bushnell and wife,
hn
Davidson and Power NJ. ID. Mum and
wife. Miss Davis, c. w. Nesbitt, Miss
Woodruff, Miss Routh, Miss Armstrong,
DR.. Ed Spencer, V. Edwards. E. Hew-
son and wife, IL. a. Stees, Miss, Stees,
{: III. Worthen, Joseph Gilfillan, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, George Mead,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Meier, f. +. Van
GOrder, Miss Ida Beard, of st. Louis,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Garrison.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Keiffer
Tuesday evening at their home on Til
ton street. The folding doors of both
parlOrs were thrown open and made
into one, where the merry-makers en-
joyed themselves. Miss Katie WurSt
and Harry Baker led the dancing. The
decorations of the house were beautiful.
The costumes of the young misses were
rich and beautiful. Refreshments were
served at II O'Clock. Among the merry
makers We're: Misses Jennie GOebel,
Katie Wmst, Nellie Dreis, Annie Distel,
Rosie WurSt, Maggie Dreis, Kittie JUS
sang, Bertha kOSSmiller, Emma Buen-
ger, MeSSrS. Herman Seibert, Fred Sci
bert, a. HauSer Robert Hauser, Baker,
Wurst, Vessel, Benz, Webber, Arbo-
CAST, Jussang, Sweety. The next party
Will be given by one of the young
misses.
PLEASANT AFFAIR.
A literary and musical social. under
the auspices of the Young Peoples Asso-
citation of Plymouth church, was held at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. DeCelle,
of lglehart street, Thursday evening.
Those who ventured out on such cold
night were repaid by the enjoyable pro-
gramme to which they listened. Mrs.
Is. j. Price, HudSOn'S favorite vocalist,
sang two solos most charmingly, and
the social features Of the occasion were
not forgotten. Mr.. G. E. Schauff1er
rendered a fine violin sOlO-"Fantasie
Elegante." Miss Kate w. Nichols read
paper on shakespeare" Miss Sarah
Brooks read selection from Mark
Twain. w. G. De Celle read very
interesting paper, ''Volapuk," followed
by piano duet Uohengrln), Mr.. and
Miss SOmmers.
ORPHEUS SOCIETY REHEARSAL.
The first public rehearsal of the
Orpheus society was given to crowded
house Tuesday evening at the First
Baptist church chapel, where they rem
dered the beautiful cantata, 1.-The
Woman of Samaria." with full organ
and piano Accomplishments. The work
aboundS in beautiful arias, verse, parts
and fine choruses. Mrs. ii. w. Buford
is accOmpaniSt for the society. Mr..
Read was presented with a beautiful
baton from the society.
CENTURY CLUB.
A ''woman'S register" was established
Friday evening at Unity church parlors,
under the auspices of Century club,
an organization of ladies who win give
a series of entertainments during the
winter. The first one will occur Friday
evening, under the direction of Miss
LudingtOn and Miss NOyeS. On Friday
night Miss Banning recited one of Bret
Harte's poems, with scenic and musical
illustrations. Mrs. George C. SQuires
had charge OF the entertainment.
SURPRISES.
A delightful surprise party was given
Thursday, Jan. 10, to Miss Lizzie Ryan.
of 33S East Sixth street. Among those
present were Misses Mary O'Leary,
Anna McNalley, Mamie and Anna Nc
Donald, Anna and Eta Davern, Maggie
O'Hallern, Katie and NJ. Mcdonald,
Nellie Moore, b. Murphy and Mary
Armstrong. of Brainerd, MINI: MessrS.
w. B. MichelS, William rwohy, George
j. Ryan, G. G. Herman, j. G.. Shea, G.
". Whitacre, NJ. A. Barringer, j. r.
Trainer, II. l.. Renne, A. f. Mcdonald.
Dancing and card playing were the
principle features, after which supper
was served.
by the Judith Montefiore Benevolent
society to Mrs. III. AbrahamsOn, the
president of the SOciety,a her residence
on Summit avenue, OH Monday evening
last. Mrs. AbrahamSOn was presented
with an elegant easy chair by the ladies,
and after dancing and spending the
evening in pleasant manner, the guests
were invited down to the supper room,
where an elegant supper had been pre-
pared by the hostess.
Last Thursday evening few of the
gentlemen friends of Gus G. ZewZIuS
gave him a very pleasant surprise at
his mothers residence on Exchange
street, it being the twenty-frst anniver-
0aIy VI Hio s niI III. ouppel was served aC
9 O'Clock, after which he was presented
with handsome gold watch. The even
ing was pleasantly spent and the party
broke up about l o'clock.
Friday evening last there was a sur
prise party rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Zelch, of the reserve. The attendance
was large and they enjoyed themselves
prOportionately to the cold weather.
c. n. Zierke, of Glencoe, J. Zelch, of
Cottage Grove, and large number from
the city were present. Music was by
Prof. Miller, of Como.
THE ROUNDUP.
Mrs. John Warner, of 4SS Collins
street entertained the North Street