St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

FRANK SALISBURY, Nllllo LOuSnren,
Harry Loughren, George Quinn, Joseph
PinniOn, Willie Ravoux, Phelix Boucher,
Christ Borden, Willie Myers.
Last Wednesday evening very happy
party of young ladies and gentlemen
from st. Paul spent pleasant time at
Silver Lake club else. The party left
St. Paul at s O'Clock and arrived at the
lake at $50. The evening was spent in
dancing, games and other amuSements
furnished for the occasion. Among
these present were Misses Nellie Nor
ris, Sue Delaney, Mae Wescott, Minnie
Boures, Nora Desmond, Gertie Sansou-
RE, Jessie Lamb, Stella La Prey, Lizzie
King, Agnes McDermott, Mamie Casey.
Lizzie Kelly, Annie Gibbons, Annie Rel-
ly.Kathrine Reardon, Kathrine Banning,
Marie Holland, Lou Wiley, Mary Nc
Dermott and Alice Brennan. The gen
tlemen were Messrs. T. MrDermott, j.
Casey, p. McDonough, c. Kelly, j.
Lamb, w. Boures, w. Boucheon, F.
Watson, L. MurpheY, j. Brennan. L.
Boures, J. Scott c. Mccarthy, w. Jones,
q. Kuran. J. E. Brennan and j. King.
All returned late in the evening, we'll
pleased with the delightful time they
had spent and an invitation to return
soon again with the happy party.
The friends of Frank LeadtSrand to
to the number of seventy-five surprised
him on last Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Hart, corner of Ross and
Earl streets. A pleasant evening was
passed, singing, music and dancing
being INDUCED in to the hearts content
of every one present. The music for
the dancing was furnished by Prof.
Halle's orchestra, and was enjoyed by
the following ladies and gentlemen:
Misses Maggie and Carrie Madden, Mel
lie. Carrie and Lizzie Buckley, Annie.
Jennie and Mae Broderick. Tillie and
Gusta Manly, Thresa Claus, Erne
Brand, Annie Foley, Josie Dawson,
Emma Schroeder. Hattie Downing,
Emma Meyers, MacQuilligan, Messrs.
Leadstrand, Schultz, Cook, Shea,
Meyers, Heineman, Babe, Broderick,
Staach, O'Matra, O'Neil, Casey,
Jahnke, ReetZ, Fields, Halter, ConrOy,
Reynolds, Quinn, Lutz, McQuillen,
Slater.
One of the most pleasant social
gatherings of the week in st. Paul So
ciety occurred Thursday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Charles Barber, and
from there repaired to the pleasant
home OF MIR. and Mrs. F. E. Maxwell.
Oh Arundle street, and took the young
couple by storm, the occasion being MIR.
MaXWell's thirtieth birthday. The most
pleasant feature of the evening was the
recitation rendered by Mrs. Ellen hall,
the Weli-known elocutiOnist of Min
neapo!is. Mrs. Hall recited ''Genevera,"
AUNT Sophiom at the Opera" and
number of other selections. Her per-
SOnation of the different characters is
unique and wonderful. One forgets
Mrs. Hall is there instead of the char
acter she is representing. Refresh
ments were served during the evening:
Among the guests were number OF
people from Minneapolis.
Miss Mary Bligh, of Acker street.
was very pleasantly surprised by host
of her friends Friday evening, Aug. %.
Those present were Misses Nora,
Bell and Mary Bigh, Fletcher, Wag-
ner, Corners, Du Rusche, Carol. Lucy
and Clara Lux, Mammie and Maggie
McEvoy, Edith, Hilda and Lou Sachse,
Bear, Gutmann and Conley; Messrs.
Burk, Hogan, Jenkins, Ryan, Syl, San
sen, Gutmann, Campbell, O'Brien, Pan
ner, Moore, Brown, Hayes, Peterson,
mann, Git and Reardon. Hllyard'S Or
A meeting of the young people of
DaytOn'S Bluff will be held at the East
Presbyterian church, corner of Ross
and Seventh streets, Monday, Aug. 26,at
7:45 p. III. The programme will consist
of music, devotionals and short address
eS and discussions on practical topics
relating to Christian endeavor work.
The meeting is held under the auspices
Of EnnnQVnr
union. All young people are invited,
together with their pastors and cOngre-
cations.
OF the early fall social hops given the
past week, none was amOre pronounced
success than that of Misses Mary and
Katie Lamb IN their home at 303 Mae
kubin street Friday evening. The
ladies, assisted by Miss Lucy OConnOr,
Messrs. Frank Murphy and Thomas
Haggerty, entertained fifty of their
friends in the way of terpichorean
treat that will long be remembered by
the participants.
Masters frankie Hevener, Samuel
Spndler, Lee Barber and Eddie Pate,
who are camping at White Bear lake,
were pleasantly surprised Wednesday
by number or lady friends from st.
Paul, consisting of Mrs. Hevener, Mrs.
Spindler. Miss Allie Hevener, Miss
Hattie Jenkins, Miss Minnie Upper
and Miss Clara Granville, who drove
out and spent the day with them.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Anna Catherine Mitsch, daughter Of
George Mitsch, one of the oldest Ger
man settlers in the city, and James j..
PrendergaSt, of the firm of Prendergast
Bros, which is to occur at the AsSump-
ton church next Tuesday at 10 a. NJ. A
reception will be given at the residence
of the brides parents, 231 Pleasant ave-
nue., Sept. 16, at o'clock.
Last Friday evening the City Sales
mans club gave a banquet at the Clifton
in honor of John p. Terrell, the Occa
sion being his twenty-second birthday.
Among those present were MeSsrS.
Frank Hurley, Gus BroSe, Howard Pen
field, Fred Ormsbee, Omer ii. Scott,
Fred Leslie, w. J. Bazille, James j.:
Morrow, Scott Mcdonald and \. j.
Kaiser.
Miss Emily Slater, daughter of
Thomas Slater, of this city, will be mar
ried on Wednesday, Sept. 4. at the home
of the brides parents on Grand avenue,
to Ralph II. Wellington Jr., son of r.
Ii. Wellington, also of this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Wellington will leave on Sept.
for Tacoma, w. r., where they will
reside in the future. No cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Jewell, of st.
CroiX Falls, Wis, have entertained for
the past week party of young rela-
tiVes of their son Frank and daughter
Nellie-the Misses Grace and Pearl
Otis, of st. Paul; Nettie and Ida jew
ell, GuSsie Little. Lola White and Mas
tiers Percy and Welles Jewell, of Star
Prairie, Wis.
Miss Nettie Frank was hostess to
quite party of friends Thursday even
ing at her home, SIC Canada street, in
honor of Miss Leah PhaHm. of Mime
apolis, who is visiting her. Dancing
and piano playing were the principal
features of the evening, which was
spent very pleasantly by all present.
Gus. T. Meyers, of Chicago, and Miss
Lillian HanIey. of st. Paul, were mar
ried on the 23d of this month at the
home of the brides parents in st. Paul.
The young couple took the Albert Lea
route yesterday morning, and will DE
absent taking in the sights for one
week.
Hon. Albert Scheffer entertained Mr.
Barnett, the eminent London barrister